Football Fignuts Podcast

Craig and Britt return to break down the 2026 NFL Draft, and the chaos that always follows draft weekend. While we both found this year's draft particularly NOT thrilling, we discuss things like what is Arizona doing? How much for that bottle? Are the Steelers in the right? Can the Saints have too many WRs? Why can't I just pick up the beer!?

Craig, Britt, and Sinch kick things off with drinks and a round of burning hot takes before diving into the early wave of NFL free agency moves. The main debate centers on the rumored trade involving Maxx Crosby and the report that he failed a physical with Baltimore. The hosts break down whether the failed physical was legitimate or if it could have been influenced by other pass rusher options suddenly becoming available, including Trey Hendrickson. The conversation expands into broader free agency reactions, how teams handle injuries during trade negotiations, and the constant speculation that surrounds big offseason moves. As always, the discussion mixes football analysis with skepticism about league rumors and the usual Fignuts banter.

Craig, Britt, and Sean are all on deck for a Super Bowl preview episode that leans heavily into betting talk, prop madness, and the strange corners of modern gambling. The conversation opens with drinks and quick coaching chatter before turning to a deep discussion on prediction markets, why they exist in a legal gray area, and whether they are any different from traditional sports betting. From there, the episode shifts fully into Super Bowl betting. The guys break down game lines, totals, and touchdown scorers, then spiral into novelty props ranging from offensive linemen scoring touchdowns to walk off endings to Gatorade color. Along the way, they debate Patriots versus Seahawks, Sam Darnold's unlikely Super Bowl arc, and how curses, karma, and bad betting luck always seem to follow them. All wrapped in classic Fignuts humor as the season officially comes to a close.

Craig and Britt return as the NFL season winds down, reflecting on what's gone wrong, what still matters, and how fantasy football collapses at the finish line. With playoff races tightening and frustration setting in, the guys break down late season decision making, questionable team performances, and how managers should be thinking differently once chaos takes over. NOTE - This episode was meant for the week of January 5th 2026. It was not published due to technial issuses.

Craig and Britt return for Week 14 and immediately agree on one thing: this NFL season makes no sense. From the AFC North chaos to Buffalo's weekly identity crisis, they break down the bizarre standings, the endless underperformance, and why parody has turned 2025 into a football fever dream. Stefanski rumors, Tomlin speculation, UConn coaching departure. Seltzer. Exhaustion. Football nonsense. Week 14 is a weird one, and the Fignuts are just trying to survive it.

Britt and Craig are back for Episode 365 ! That's a full year of Fignuts episodes! The guys kick things off with rice, hibachi, and sake talk before diving into the chaos of the 2025 NFL season, where no team looks dominant and the standings make zero sense. From the Bills' implosion to gambling scandals rocking baseball, the rise of shady gambling platforms like Kick. It's an episode that veers off-road in the best possible way.

Craig and Britt return for a two-mic session packed with midseason chaos, beer notes, and a general WTF is happening. At the one-third mark of the season they hand out a brutal report card, roast wildly inconsistent offenses, debate which teams have over- or under-performed, betting thoughts, and AI-assisted parlay experiments. Plus: nostalgia for old-school TV dinner football nights, and many good beer tangents.

Britt and Craig return for Episode 361, pumpkin beers in hand, and dive straight into the carnage of Week 5. With stars dropping across the league - Burrow, Lamar, CeeDee, Purdy, Kittle, and more. They break down just how bad the injury bug has gotten and why the waiver wire (and guillotine leagues) might be the only salvation.

Britt and Craig regroup after a rough Week 1 in fantasy and DFS. With drinks in hand, they break down Week 2 plays, debate coaching philosophies, and preach patience in fantasy football—no need to blow up your roster...yet. Burning Hot Takes, DFS value picks, Vegas Lines and Coffee?! It's all that and more!

Britt, Craig, Sinch, and Sean take the Fignuts Podcast on the road to a live show from Two Roads Brewing Area 2! With a crowd on hand and beers flowing, the guys mix fantasy football strategy, audience Q&A, and the wildest round yet of Fignuts Thinks. In this episode: Fantasy draft strategy talk with a live audience Beer reviews straight from the taproom Crowd questions and hot takes Fignuts Thinks goes live! Can Sean defend his title? On-stage chaos, side bets, and plenty of banter Beer. Games. Fantasy. The Fignuts go live! Disclaimer: This episode was recorded live in a barrel room at Two Roads Brewing Area 2. As a result, you may notice some echo and occasional volume spikes. Thanks for bearing with us! It's a little different from our usual sound, but the banter and beer are still classic Fignuts

Britt, Craig, and Sinch dive headfirst into fantasy football's most cursed position: Tight End. Plus Kickers & Defense - Draft one of each. Is any of this is even worth it? If you've ever drafted a tight end who gave you 1.6 points for five straight weeks — this one's for you. In this episode: Kickers - Draft one Defenses - You probably need at least one. Why early-round TEs might be a trap (again) Smelling Salts get flagged Live show info at Two Roads Brewing NFL + ESPN = Sinch not happy

Britt, Craig, and special guest Sinch crack open a few (very questionable) beers and break down their Top 25 Fantasy Running Backs for 2025. From consensus studs to risky sleepers, it's all here—plus a rant-filled dive into the biggest NFL media shakeup in years: ESPN might buy NFL Network…is anyone happy about it?! 🔥 In this episode: Barkley vs. Bijan: Who's really RB1? Why Jahmyr Gibbs might be the safest first-rounder Rookies to watch: RJ Harvey, Omari Hampton, Ashton Jeanty The Fignuts' take on ESPN's possible RedZone takeover Jerry Jones and the Cowboys' annual preseason drama Saquon's mileage and A-Chain's risk factor The annual "Don't Draft James Cook" warning Also: RB draft tiers explained, zero-RB strategy breakdown, the Fignuts Live announcement (August 20th at Two Roads Brewing!), and Craig's undying faith in Alvin Kamara.

Season 9 kicks off with beers cracked, fantasy boards prepped, and haunted Connecticut tales. Britt and Craig revisit how this whole podcast started (thanks, Bergamonster!), talk of spooky breweries near ghost towns, and finally get serious about football—well, sort of. The duo dives into: Kirk Cousins' post-Falcons draft drama Is Kenneth Walker III just "average"? Are the Bills secretly terrible now? JJ McCarthy: fantasy sleeper or just a guy? Olympic flag football in 2028?! Plus: divisional power rankings, fantasy QB strategy, and strong opinions about Road to Ruin, Root of All Evil, and why the Dolphins are still chaos. It's fun, it's unfiltered, and it's football season. Welcome back, Fignuts!