60XI The Fantasy Football Briefing
Fantasy football rankings, start/sit decisions, waiver wire targets, matchup analysis and weekly NFL intelligence — in 15 minutes or less.
60XI: The Fantasy Football Briefing cuts through the noise to give you the information that actually matters for your lineup. Each week, we break down quarterbacks, running backs, wide receivers, tight ends, kickers and defenses using matchup data, opportunity, usage, pressure, injuries, Vegas expectations and emerging trends.
Less noise. More context. Play Smarter.
60XI The Fantasy Football Briefing
Latest Episodes
Welcome to 60XI The Fantasy Football Briefing
New to 60XI: The Fantasy Football Briefing? Start here. Cody explains why he created a fantasy football podcast built for people who want to stay competitive without spending hours each week on games, spreadsheets, and podcasts.Ea...
Week 3 Fantasy Football Rankings: Starts, Sits, Waivers & Matchups
The Briefing goes deeper.In this Week 3 Extended Cut, 60XI breaks down the waiver wire by position — not by chasing last week's fantasy points, but by looking for the opportunities that could create the next ones.We dig into quart...
Week 3 Fantasy Football: QB, RB, WR & TE Matchup Guide
Week 3 isn’t about chasing the players who scored last week. It’s about understanding why they scored—and whether the opportunity will still be there Sunday.This week on 60XI: The Briefing, we’re going beyond rankings. Which quarterbacks...
The Fantasy Football Problem - Numerical Rankings Don't Even Matter
Bonus episode: Published research shows even the best fantasy projection models only explain about 20% of what happens week to week. So why does every fantasy site still hand you a ranking that pretends to know who finishes WR14 versus WR15? In...
Week 2 Fantasy Football: Rankings, Starts, Sits & Matchups
The market has Mike Gesicki at TE27 and projects him for under six points. He was targeted on a third of his snaps last week — the highest rate of any tight end in the NFL. We think he's a start. One of us is wrong, and next week we'll tell ...