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10 Biggest College Football Fantasy Questions with Yahoo's Eric Froton
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The face of college football fantasy is here. Yahoo's Eric Froton (@CFFroton) joins Ian to break down the 10 biggest questions facing the 2026 college football season — how to actually win your first CFF draft, why rushing QBs and robust RB are the only way to play it, the Big Ten and SEC favorites and fades, Jeremiah Smith's Heisman case, and the one Underdog receiving prop Eric hadn't shared anywhere before this show.
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Chapters:
0:00 The face of college football fantasy
2:28 Why college fantasy hits different
6:15 League formats: all 138 teams or Power-4 only
10:21 Position value + the big-3 tight ends
16:16 QBs: rushing yards are everything
19:52 Draft strategy: robust RB is alive
23:35 Campus-to-Canton dynasty leagues
26:34 Phantom DNPs + the emergency sub rule
28:55 Eric's prop record + his favorite betting angle
32:41 Big Ten: who wins it + who disappoints
40:47 Just how good is Nick Marsh?
43:36 The Penn State steal: Rocco Becht
47:53 SEC winner: the Alabama case at +850
51:48 Ryan Coleman-Williams bounce-back year?
54:04 SEC fade: Oklahoma
56:46 Arch Manning + Cam Coleman
59:01 Georgia's offense + the Stockton cheat code
1:01:16 Chambliss, Leavitt + the QB wildcards
1:05:22 CFP sleeper: Houston
1:08:33 Heisman: Jeremiah Smith + the long shots
1:15:19 Eric's best bet — an exclusive Underdog prop
1:17:24 Wrap-up
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1 hour 18 minutes.