Week 4 claimed another victim — Commish Jhonny’s run in the survivor league is officially chopped. The NOCA Crew kicks things off with that heartbreak before breaking down the week’s biggest win, the most frustrating “non-loss,” and the fantasy standouts that actually delivered. Plus, Ruben rings in with his picks as we head into the first round of bye weeks and a lighter Week 5 lineup.

Week 3 delivered chaos, overreactions, and a few broken hearts — and we’re here to sort through it all. Commish Jhonny is back with Co-Host Crispy and they kick things off with their first impressions: was the Lions’ takedown of the Ravens the best win of the week, or was the Packers’ collapse against the Browns the worst loss? And more importantly… is it time to start calling Danny Dimes Daniel Dollar in MVP conversations? (Spoiler: probably not, but it’s fun to dream.) We break down the Week 3 Top 5s across every position — Caleb Williams proving Chicago may finally have a QB, Jonathan Taylor reminding everyone why he’s elite, Tre Tucker exploding out of nowhere, and Hunter Henry leading tight ends like it’s 2017 again. Plus, Ruben rings in with his segment, we recap our Pick’ems (Crispy pulling ahead, Jhonny trying to catch up), and look ahead at Week 4’s slate — from an undefeated clash between the Eagles and Bucs, to two poorly timed Monday Night Football matchups that no one asked for. We wrap it all up in the CCC with updates from Fumble Games, Final Dynasty, and SFB, before signing off with a little good-luck-but-not-really energy.

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Week 2 is in the books, and panic is already spreading fast. The Bucs pulled off a last-second win, the Bears got embarrassed by the Lions, and a whole crew of 0–2 teams are starting to sweat (yes, even the Chiefs). Listen in as the NOCA Crew break down the highs and lows, call out the week’s best wins and worst losses, and highlight the spiciest fantasy Top 5 performances. Ruben rings in with his picks, and we look ahead to a stacked Week 3 slate. Don’t hit that panic button just yet… or maybe do.