Episode 89: Jard Goff, The Lion King.

Paul and Dave 'Mr. PigskinPapers' are back and this week they're
heading to the NFC! After the AFC North breakdown with Rich
Maletto. Paul and Dave thought it made sense to stay in the North
and this week Analyst and Writer for ESPN, Eric Moody.





Join Eric, Dave, and Paul as they navigate the young, exciting,
and high-scoring NFC North and figure out who to draft, who to
avoid, and who to stash.





Is this year a 'make or break' it year for Jared Goff?





Do the Vikings have the best offense for fantasy?





Are we too low on Aaron Jones in 2023?





Will D.J. Moore unlock Justin Fields the passer?





You get all that and more on this week's episode of the ATB
Fantasy Show.





Don't forget to follow Eric Moody on Twitter at @EricNMoody





Paul and Dave “Mr. Pigskin Papers” are here every week keeping
you up to date on all things NFL and fantasy.


Join Paul and Dave as they discuss:


NFL Playoffs and Super Bowl


Free Agency 


NFL Draft


And much much more!


Don’t forget Paul and Dave are here to help YOU win you’re
fantasy leagues even in the off-season.


Paul and Dave will be mock drafting, analyzing trades, and
recommending players to ‘Buy, Sell, and Hold’.


A football about fantasy football.


Paul and Dave are here all year to help you and entertain you.





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Every week Paul Ryan and Dave Hartman have a  GREAT
discussion!





It’s a football show about fantasy football.





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