Fantasy Hipsters Podcast - Episode 14: French press vs. pour over coffee & mock draft review with James Koh

Episode 14: French press vs. pour over coffee & mock draft review with James Koh

05/10/17 • 82 min

We're back with another packed episode of the Fantasy Hipsters Podcast! In this episode, Matt Harmon and Matt Franciscovich welcome in special guest James Koh (@JamesDKoh) from their old stomping grounds at the NFL Fantasy LIVE Podcast. Koh has a theory to share with the hosts on why the french press is not the best tool to prepare coffee and offers them a taste test. After that, the trio runs through the NFL Fantasy crew's first redraft mock for the 2017 season to give their best and least favorite picks. As always, Franchise and Harmon close out the show with their music and beer recommendations of the week.

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Episode 13: Mail satchel - Los Angeles Chargers the hipster's team of 2017?

Matt Franciscovich and Matt Harmon assume the Fantasy Hipsters moniker once again and open up the mail satchel to answer listener questions. The duo answers the peoples' queries regarding undrafted free agents and choosing teams based on beer and beer cities, the Chargers as the hipster's team of the NFL, veterans in trouble with new rookies on the team and which cereals are actually good. With your friendly neighborhood hipsters going two-times a week with the podcast, you can't miss their obviously correct answers to questions. You'll laugh at them and you may even cry.

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Ep 15: Mail satchel - Drafting too many rookies, breakouts and bell-cow RBs

Matt Franciscovich and Matt Harmon assume the Fantasy Hipsters moniker once again and open up the mail satchel to answer listener questions. The duo answers the peoples' queries regarding how many 2017 rookies to draft in a seasonal league, favorite undrafted free agents with a path to playing time, potential breakout players, and bell-cow running backs. Plus, they discuss outlooks for players like DeVante Parker, Corey Davis, Carlos Hyde and more. With your friendly neighborhood hipsters going two-times a week with the podcast, you can't miss their obviously correct answers to questions. You'll laugh at them and you may even cry.