Welcome to the Fantasy Footballers DFS and Betting Podcast with your host, Kyle Borgononi and Matthew Betts.

Welcome in, a Super Bowl edition.

Fantasy Footballers DFS and betting podcast.

I'm your host, Kyle Borgonone, and I'm joined. As always, by Matthew. Just Sweat with the Boys, Betts. Oh, it's going to be a wonderful weekend, Kyle. Last football game of the year. Last podcast of the 2025 football season. Makes me very sad. But I'm excited about this game. You know, we've kind of joked on shows before.

Like back in the day when you're in school, studying for tests, you hit that sweet spot where you just feel great about everything.

And then a couple days go by.

That flow state.

Exactly.

You overanalyze.

And now I've talked myself into and out of and back into certain angles of this game.

So I'm excited to get your thoughts on how this game might go. Lots of really, really interesting angles to take. I'm excited to talk about it. Before we were recording, we were discussing the DFS side of things, which is going to be the focus of today's show. We did a game preview last week, a couple of props. We're going to hit a couple of those today as well. But outside of JSN, like there's not a lot of star power in this game. You know, like, it's Mac Hollins and the boys on the Patriot side.

Does Straveon even see the field in this game?

Poor dude. Come on. So I think there's a lot of uncertainty on where the ball is going in this game and kind of different angles that you can take, which means for large field tournaments in DFS, we want to attack uncertainty.

And I think it's a really good slate to do it.

So I will be, Kyle, embracing that 150 life this weekend, which means I'm going to be rooting for everything and nothing at the same time.

And I won't really know what I'm actually rooting for until we get to like, you know, six minutes left in the fourth quarter. So it's going to be fun. I hope you guys are ready for an awesome, awesome Super Bowl. I hope it's close. I hope it's a good game. Yeah, it's a good chance to tell everybody at your Super Bowl parties that, hey, don't worry, I'm underweight Matt Collins in the flex,

but I'm actually showing him in my captain spot like I'm ahead of the field. And so therefore,

I want him to do really, really, really well and not great on other rosters. And people won't

understand. And that's a great way to not make friends at a Super Bowl party. Yes.

Yeah, no one cares that you played $600 Eric Sobert.

Nobody cares.

Nobody really is interested.

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