"Rogers loves him, at least," Jake Seely said of Jeremy Bernard, and that single fact — a rookie wide receiver earning the trust of a famously skeptical Aaron Rodgers — is the engine behind the…
Jake Seely has appeared on 6 podcast episodes in our AI-summarized catalog, including FantasyPros - Fantasy Football Podcast. Every appearance below has a free 5-minute AI summary.
“Every time I think I'm out, you suck me back in.”
— Jake Seely, on begrudgingly adding Kendre Miller (14:09)
“Willing? I think the word should be desperate to start Will Shipley because I feel like that's where we are.”
— Jake Seely
“It's not a death knell to their careers. It's just pretty much a death knell for the rookie season.”
— Jake Seely, on Day 3 RBs
“He has everything you could possibly want in an NFL quarterback, except for his brain.”
— Jake Seely, on Drew Allar
"Rogers loves him, at least," Jake Seely said of Jeremy Bernard, and that single fact — a rookie wide receiver earning the trust of a famously skeptical Aaron Rodgers — is the engine behind the…
Fantasy Football Week 5: Navigating Injuries, Uncertain Backfields, and Streamer Decisions The FantasyPros crew—Ryan Warmley, Pat Fitzmorris, and Jake Seely—spent the episode working through the…
Week two of fantasy football brings a waiver wire that is more about roster construction than splashy breakouts. The analysts at FantasyPros — Chris Welsh, Pat Fitzmorris, and Jake Seely — agree…
In a lively half-PPR mock draft on the FantasyPros Draft Wizard, a panel of analysts including Chris Welsh, Andrew Erickson, Derek Brown, and Jake Seely (from The Athletic) tested their strategies…
"Preseason Jacoby Lane" landed on Andy Barons' Mount Rushmore of wide receivers, right next to Randy Moss and Calvin Johnson. The joke captures the frenzy of training camp, where every positive…
"Over the past fifteen seasons, running backs drafted on day three who had at least 120 points... there's been twenty-two," says Jake Seely. "It's about one and a half per season." That statistic…
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