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(#171) Projecting 2026 NFL RBs for Fantasy Football + how Ty Simpson's value may change as a "potential" Starting QB

A rundown of the RB position around the NFL focusing on how my own projections stack up for redraft Fantasy Football. + a look at how Simpson's value may change based on Packers QB Jordan Love
Today’s post & podcast primarily focuses on Part 2 of my Redraft Series looking at the RB position. Some of the raw statistics are posted below, and I discuss my projections and how they may differ from my rankings in more detail on the podcast.
C.J. Freel3 LIKES
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RCAMP
Great write up on the Simpson situation and the Jordan Love parallels. It was on my list to do a write up on it myself using the value trends while he sat. I think folks are going to find this super useful.

(#170) Projecting 2026 NFL QBs for Fantasy Football + How 2027/2028 Stacks up at QB & handling Brendan Sorsby in Dynasty

Redraft Projections begin! 2026 Fantasy QB projections for 4 & 6 Pt Passing TDs + future QB Projections
The timing may seem a bit odd with Start-Up Drafts in full swing and Redraft Leagues on a more distant horizon, but part of my own process for creating Start-Up Rankings involves weighing a statistical projection of the next season. Ultimately, while our main goal in Dynasty is to build a foundation, the next year is the year we know the
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Draft Watch Show: 2027 RB Preview

All Access Football Draft Watch Show hosts Ric Serritella and Russ Lande preview the top draft-eligible running backs for the 2027 NFL Draft.
*AAF Draft Watch Show Presented By SMWW Online Sports Leadership Degrees.
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What football can learn from NFL coaching structures

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Dipo Oluwayemi
I carry some hope that INEOS understands what they have with Carrick and get him quality staff to delegate to, since they did it (kinda) with Ten Hag.
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Dan Richardson
So, Carrick.





LB System: The NFL Doesn’t Need You to Succeed

Why player performance doesn’t drive the NFL’s economic model
A player’s poor performance doesn’t disrupt the NFL’s economic model.
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Coach Marc T
Control what you can control, give it your best. At the end of the day you can look at yourself in the mirror and know that you gave it you all, no matter the outcome.
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Murray Dumas
Hey LB,
We take another step in the realisation that we need to act for ourselves.
If we want improvement we must have then mental fortitude to make the decisions and do the work it takes and not rely only on what’s provided as often this is just not enough or inferior for our purposes.
I will be reading this several times along with all the other articles you have provided us on here to fully digest and appreciate your insights.
Thank you for sharing this and giving us your thoughts.
M


CFB says the unspeakable

Will SEC secede? Will there be a players union?
🏈 🏈 Editor’s note: This is Part 2 of a series examining football’s transformation into a billion-dollar national industry wrestling with money, labor, governance, and control. Written by Frank Cooney, now in his seventh decade covering the sport. Hall of Football is independent and not affiliated with the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
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🚨🚨🚨 Ohio State survivors finger the nuclear codes 🚨🚨🚨

Sources say the survivors stand ready to "detonate a nuclear bomb" inside Ohio State's flagship athletic program ahead of a scheduled trial in October.
It’s not looking good for The Ohio State University’s defense against survivors of systemic sexual abuse at the hands of dead criminal Dr. Richard Strauss.
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Wow. You’re right, the nuclear option is clearly on the table. I will never understand why the university didn’t do the right thing when this criminal behavior was first reported. As always, the longer it’s dragged out, the worse it becomes. If their goal was to protect the football program, they should have faced the music years ago. Too much money in their faces, I guess.

The NFL’s TV Talks Are Even More Perilous Than They Look

A doom loop awaits sports leagues who stretch their fans too far with split media deals. Here's what could happen.
Welcome back to Club Sportico, where we discuss the intersection of sports and money—with humor and opinion. Today we’re talking about worst-case scenarios 😬.
Jacob Feldman and Eben Novy-Williams11 LIKES3 RESTACKS
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The League Office
Good read. The needle the NFL & NBA are threading is how to make extra money from Amazon and Big Tech without ending up like Amazon’s retail third party sellers where Amazon becomes the only game in town to monetize. Other big Amazon partners have gotten chewed up by this… …see for ex UPS.

Livestream: Continental Football League Season Preview

Continental Football League commissioner Mike Kelly joins All Access Football to discuss the upcoming season.
CoFL Preview Show Presented By Sports Management Worldwide, now offering advanced degrees online in affiliation with Concord University Chicago and Fort Hayes State University, a great way to keep yo…
Ric Serritella6 LIKES



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May 28

Real Football: Could this whole Aaron Rodgers-Mike McCarthy thing work? A hearty debate...

Co-host Jim Monos is high on this reunion. Meanwhile, I stump for Kyler Murray in Minnesota.
Aaron Rodgers and Mike McCarthy are together again. What a difference seven years make, eh? The Pittsburgh Steelers refuse to rebuild, so they’ll roll with a fading great who turns 43 years old this season. McCarthy evolved in Dallas, escaped the Jerry World rot
Tyler Dunne6 LIKES2 RESTACKS
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Frank Cooney
thanks Tyler, good stuff

Press Coverage with Joe Arrigo Episode 32

On this episode of Press Coverage, Joe breaks down and looks at the Josh Jacobs situation, due process, domestic violence, NFL discipline, and why real life matters more than hot football takes.
On this episode of Press Coverage, Joe Arrigo breaks down the developing Josh Jacobs situation with a perspective missing from most sports media: accountability without reckless conclusions. Joe dives into the allegations, the legal distinction between probable cause and proving guilt beyond a reasonable doubt, the NFL’s Personal Conduct Policy, and wha…
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