i agree with the deeper analysis as opposed to the beginner feel, but with that said, i feel if u alienate or leave out the newbies, u may lose a lot of ur audience. i know a lot of people who watch that show, but arent on here or other websites. just want a quick 'fix'.. pardon the pun. as for people like me, i like the sleeper aspect, the in depth analysis of all the beat writer reports u scan daily, on whos hot, who will be the next shaun alexander, etc.

I agree with all the posters, but scott c makes a good point. A lot of the people watching the Fix aren't hardcore Pancake Block posters (or even diehard fantasy nuts in general). Some viewers are more casual players who don't do the amount of research we addicts do, and just want some last minute input.

So yeah, I would like to see more numbers and in-depth analysis, but I'm not sure if the non-Pancake Blocks crowd would.

and scott c - your Shaun Alexander reference confuses me. Do you mean when he set the TD record in his MVP season, or when he was covertly replaced with the fat guy from Good Burger last season?

Seen a couple episodes and thought it to be well done. Good info and seeing Tiffany is always a bonus.

Info on matchups is always important in FF so that would be appreciated. Also more defensive info would be important, IDP monsters because of possible matchups.

Hey would this show also be podcasted so I could still catch it if unable to view it?

Yes great show, besides Tiffany in a bikini...I think more emphasis on middle tier players, sleepers, and busts. I think with ESPN jumping on the fantasy train you guys could gear your show more towards the die-hards. My two cents...