Welcome to the latest episode of the FantasyPros Football Podcast. The show is hosted by Joe Pisapia (@JoePisapia17), Derek Brown (@DBro_FFB), and Andrew Erickson (@AndrewErickson_). Together, our trio will offer insight to help your squads win fantasy football championships.
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In this episode of the fantasy football podcast, Joey P., Big Pod Energy, and Scott Bogman (@BogmanSports) dive deep into the world of wide receivers. We discuss our biggest takeaways from the 2022 season, including which players exceeded our expectations and which ones fell short.
We also revisit some of our best and worst calls from the previous year and share our bold predictions for the 2023 season. Whether you’re a seasoned fantasy football player or a newcomer to the game, this episode has something for everyone. So tune in and get ready to dominate your league in 2023! Which WRs should you watch out for in 2023? The Pros will tell you!
Timestamps
2022 Fantasy Takeaways – 0:01:47
Top Tier Wide Receivers – 0:02:02
Gambling on Receivers – 0:04:41
Lack of Targets – 0:07:34
Drafting The Middle Tiers – 0:09:52
Overcoming Injuries – 0:13:25
Talent over Situation – 0:16:53
Baltimore and Kansas City – 0:18:29
Good Receivers, Bad Offenses – 0:20:30
Hits and Misses – 0:21:52
AJ Brown – 0:22:12
Christian Kirk – 0:22:58
Jaylen Waddle – 0:26:08
Garrett Wilson – 0:26:51
Courtland Sutton – 0:28:42
Gabe Davis – 0:32:08
Deebo Samuel – 0:36:38
2023 Bold Predictions – 0:38:02
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