I welcomed Jeff Haseley from Footballguys.com to help me break down the NFC South from a fantasy perspective in Episode 137 of The GetSportsInfo Podcast.
We continue our fantasy divisional previews on The GetSportsInfo Podcast with some AFC East chatter. In Episode 136, Joe Pisapia from the Fantasy Black Book joined me to talk about the Patriots, Bills, Jets and Dolphins.
The calendar has hit July and the fantasy draft season is starting to heat up! Training Camp is supposed to start in a few weeks and with that it was a great time for a…
The New England Patriots added a big name quarterback to their depth chart, signing Cam Newton to a 1-year, incentive-laden deal as they look to replace Tom Brady. The 31-year old Newton will now battle…
The NFC East is next up in our fantasy football previews on The GetSportsInfo Podcast. In Episode 135, I welcomed SiriusXM Fantasy Sports Radio’s Ani Sridhar to talk Eagles, Cowboys, Giants and Redskins.
In Episode 134 of The GetSportsInfo Podcast I continue to dive into divisional previews by welcoming another friend in fantasy, Motown’s own Dennis Farrell, in to discuss the Packers, Vikings, Bears and Lions.
The Kentucky Fantasy Football State Championship (KFFSC) is returning to Cincinnati on Sunday, August 23 for an eighth year of high-stakes fantasy football action. The event is set to take place at Hard Rock Casino…
SI.com’s and GSI alum James Rapien paid a visit to run through the fantasy prospects of players from the Ravens, Bengals, Browns and Steelers with me in Episode 133 of The GetSportsInfo Podcast.
The AFC West is loaded with fantasy football potential in 2020 with the Chiefs, Raiders, Chargers and Broncos all having some impact playmakers. Pat Fitzmaurice joined me in Episode 132 of The GetSportsInfo Podcast to break it all down.
R.I.P. Andrew Mousalimas
- June 4, 2020
- Tagged as: Andrew Mousalimas, Fantasy Football, Sports History
I recently learned of the passing of Andrew Mousalimas, a World War II veteran and a man that is largely considered a founding father of fantasy football. However, he was so much more than that.