Which fantasy football lessons from the first three weeks will help you win a championship? | On the Couch w/Sigmund Bloom

Description: Sigmund Bloom and Bob Harris sort through what we've learned through three weeks of the NFL regular season and how to use it to win your fantasy football league. Surprises, confirmations, disappointments and how to tell what will stick and what is temporary are discussed in this hour of fantasy football therapy.

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TIMESTAMPS

00:00 Why is volume the safest holding of fantasy value in fantasy football?

02:06 Why is Kalif Raymond still a buy even after his breakout game?

05:20 Why Trevor Lawrence iis going to join the elite fantasy quarterback tier?

09:30 Why should playcallers should be making 50 million dollars a year instead of quarterback?

15:00 Is Drake Maye going to get out of this tailspin or can it get worse?

19:30 Is the Las Vegas Raiders offense for real?

23:30 Why is Brock Bowers so valuable in fantasy football?

30:30 Is Zach Charbonnet an add in leagues without an injured reserve?

32:15 Have the Seahawks lost trust in Jadarian Price?

33:00 Are we underselling Sam Darnold in fantasy leagues?

34:22 Are underestimating CJ Stroud in fantasy leagues?

35:30 What do we think of the Giants trading for JJ McCarthy?

37:17 What feeling should we have about Puka Nacua's short term prospects?

39:54 Why could Konata Mumpfield be the answer to Nacua's absence and a key fantasy football pickup?

41:20 Should we read anything into the Eagles struggles on offense in Week 3?

44:17 Can Frank Reich and Geno Smith keep this going?

48:00 Could Chris Bell be a league winner?

48:50 Could Matthew Golden be a league winner?

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