Dave and Jamey Rankings Disputes! Plus Minicamp News (06/15 Fantasy Football Podcast)
6/15/20261 hr 8 min
We've got so many news items to cover (6:15) with updates on the Jets, Bucs and Jaguars backfields plus why Quentin Johnston could have a big year for the Chargers and which Browns wide receivers have done well in camp ... Starting our rankings disputes with Jaylen Waddle (21:10) and Travis Etienne (28:30). Dave is higher than Jamey on both of these guys. Jamey isn't sure about Waddle's upside. Is Etienne going to be the goal line back for the Saints? Then, we debate Jameson Williams (35:45) who is fascinating because he doesn't get a lot of targets, but he still puts up numbers at the end of the day ... Jamey has made recent changes in his rankings for Makai Lemon (48:15) and David Montgomery (53:15). We spend a lot of time on Montgomery who might not be the most exciting player, but he could have more touches than any other running back in Round 5 or later. And we finish the show talking about random sports stuff! ... Email us at fantasyfootball@cbsi.com
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First 90 secondsSpeaker 10:00
What is that?
Jamey Eisenberg· Host0:00
Oh, yeah. It's a World Cup holder.
Speaker 10:03
Like, the soccer tournament World Cup?
Jamey Eisenberg· Host0:05
Holder. For the world. Fits every car, holds every cup.
Speaker 10:08
It has a Carvana logo.
Jamey Eisenberg· Host0:09
Carvana made it. They buy and sell cars, so they made a car cup holder. So, uh, got any good cups lately?
Speaker 10:17
I used to. I just couldn't figure out where in the world to put them.
Jamey Eisenberg· Host0:19
The World Cup holder, brought to you by Carvana, proud sponsors of the World Cup holder. Sign up today to win yours at cup-holder2026.com. Not authorized or endorsed by FIFA. Not a real product. For parody and fair use purposes only.
Speaker 10:30
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