Double Trouble 2022: Colts & Jaguars

Fantasy Focus Football

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🗓️ 19 August 2022

⏱️ 61 minutes

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Field Yates and Daniel Dopp tackle a Double Trouble on the Colts and Jaguars, including if Jonathan Taylor is a no brainer as the 1st overall pick. Then, the guys talk how you should approach your drafts in Non-PPR leagues this year. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	I see you in the old six, someone old.
0:03.8	Focus.
0:05.4	Fancy.
0:08.4	Fancy focus.
0:15.7	Hello and welcome into fantasy focus football today's podcast
0:19.4	presented by Geico, switch to Geico and see all the ways that you could save.
0:22.6	It is Friday, August 18th, 19th, Friday, August 19th.
0:27.6	I don't know what date is.
0:28.4	My name is Daniel Dopp.
0:29.6	I am joined here by field jates.
0:31.4	We are closing out a heck of a week here within ESPN fantasy.
0:34.7	Yeah, totally.
0:35.3	People have a lot to be proud of in these parts.
0:37.5	It has been the marathon week.
0:39.2	We saw record synops nearly two million people drafted a team.
0:43.2	So much content, so much exposure for some of the new faces or newer faces to ESPN.
0:49.0	Liz Losa joined us on the podcast earlier this week.
0:51.7	Eric Mooney joins on the podcast earlier this week for the second time in his ESPN career.
0:56.5	So congrats to all involved, really proud to be on this team.
0:59.0	Yeah, it's been a lot of fun this week.
1:00.2	It's been a ton of fun.
1:01.3	A ton of fun.
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