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Yahoo Fantasy Forecast

What to learn from player projections & what's so hard about projecting SF, JAX and more

Yahoo Fantasy Forecast

Yahoo Sports

Football, Nfl, Sports News, News, Fantasy Football, Fantasy Sports, Sports

4.7737 Ratings

🗓️ 4 August 2021

⏱️ 51 minutes

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Summary

The season from hell continues for the Indianapolis Colts and it's only August 4th. With news that Pro Bowl guard Quentin Nelson is also going in for foot surgery, sharing the same 5-12 week return estimate as QB Carson Wentz, Matt Harmon is joined by JJ Zachariason to discuss the latest on the ill-fated Colts and more.In other training camp news that may be more humorous to fans outside of New York, the Giants had a camp brawl that reportedly ended with QB Daniel Jones at the bottom of a pile and coach Joe Judge going nuclear on his team. Matt & JJ talk about what to expect out of the G-Men this year and how much improvement we can really see out of these offensive pieces. (8:25)For the rest of the show, the guys talk about how fantasy projections work and how fantasy managers should consume them as a helpful resource rather than end-all be-all predictions. They discuss two of the hardest teams they've had to project this year, the Jacksonville Jaguars and San Francisco 49ers, as well as players they are high and low on versus their expectations, including David Montgomery, Javonte Williams, Adam Thielen and more. (14:35)Stay up to date with the latest fantasy football news and coverage from Yahoo Sports on Twitter @YahooFantasyFollow Matt @MattHarmon_BYBFollow Andy @AndyBehrensFollow Dalton @DaltonDelDonFollow Liz @LizLoza_FFFollow Scott @Scott_PianowskiCheck out the rest of the Yahoo Sports podcast family at https://apple.co/2Abi8jk or at yahoosports.com/podcasts See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Transcript

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0:00.0

Hello and welcome to the Yahoo Fantasy Football Forecast. I'm Matt Harvin and I'm hyped today to be joined by someone I consider to be one of my good pals.

0:10.9

JJ Zachary is an editor-in-chief of Numberfire and Fandul, but more importantly, the host of the late round podcast.

0:18.8

JJ, dude, what's going on? What's up, man?

0:21.4

I am honored to be doing.

0:24.0

Is this your first show since turning the big three-o?

0:27.3

Is this it?

0:28.5

Yes, this is the first.

0:30.3

I recorded a bunch of fearless forecast videos for Yahoo this morning,

0:35.4

but this is my first, like, podcast.

0:38.9

The fearless forecast videos will just be seen by like angry people that play our game and had never heard of me but we'll see

0:43.9

my twitter handle and like tweet angry things at me you know that are when i'm wrong or whatever

0:48.7

about brandon iuk so uh yeah this is much more comfortable for me here. I feel you.

0:54.6

Well, I'm honored that I know that you purposely chose me to be the first podcast guest in your 30s.

1:01.5

So I appreciate that.

1:02.4

I thank you for that.

1:03.6

Yeah, well, after Sigmund Bloom, Adam Levittan, Evan Silva, Matthew Berry, everybody else said no.

1:10.4

I figured you or might as well be a good fallback.

1:13.1

I appreciate it.

1:14.5

I appreciate it.

1:16.1

Anyways, we got some serious, serious business to talk about today on the show because

1:20.1

we're going to get into player projections, which is a subject that I love to talk about.

1:24.4

We might nerd out a little bit here, but we will also get into like some specific players, teams that have really challenged us via our projections process. But first,

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