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The Margins
The Margins is a dynasty fantasy football podcast that borrows from physics, mathematics, and ecology to build theory-driven strategy. Not who to start — how to rethink roster construction, player valuation, and finding edges others miss. Dynasty rewards patience, systems thinking, and the willingness to look where others aren't. Hosted by @FFTommyB.
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Episodes
Episode 15: The Stories We Tell Ourselves 03.10.2026 1:53:43
Zac Reed, my favorite creative writer/film analyst joins The Margins to discuss storytelling in fantasy football. What is the role of lore in actionable dynasty? How do we construct narratives? What is 2026 telling us so far?
Episode 14: An Endurance Mindset 17.09.2026 1:01:39
What lessons can we learn and apply to dynasty from the world of endurance sports? Friend of the show J returns to discuss.
Episode 13: Koopa 18.08.2026 1:15:46
Pulled from the archives, we've got Koopa (@koopatroopa8.bsky.social) with an evergreen conversation about fantasy football's relationship with data and analytics and how to apply them.
Episode 12: J 15.08.2026 52:06
After a brief hiatus emerging analyst J (@jonleonard.bsky.social) joins the Margins to discuss the intersection of information and data, how analytics can provide advantages as well as self sabotage in our blind spots.
Episode 11: Jake Kornblum 07.07.2026 59:12
Jake is a dynasty chameleon. We discuss when (and how) to strategically blend in while maintaining veiled conviction.
Episode 10: Zac Reed 30.06.2026 1:06:22
Let's discuss borrowing ideas and making them our own, the cyclical nature of fantasy football, chasing better answers instead of the "right" answer, overfitting philosophies, and much more.
Episode 9: Jake Trowbridge 23.06.2026 52:27
What do we owe our readers and listeners? We discuss the concepts of helpfulness, limitations, and authenticity.
Episode 8: Billy Beaman 16.06.2026 1:05:57
Billy shares his ideation process; how to turn curiosity into actionable content, where analytics plays a role, and the edges within frugality.
Episode 7: Scott Connor 08.06.2026 54:46
Exploring the dynasty worldview of one of the sharpest analysts in fantasy football. We discuss symbiosis, joy, how to design conscious decision-making processes, and the intentional placement of variance.
Episode 6: Anti-Portfolio Management 06.06.2026 15:27
Let's challenge the concept of portfolio play, and it's place in the dynasty fantasy football hierarchy of meta strategies.
Episode 5: Listener Session with Thomas Kyle-Milward 30.05.2026 1:03:00
Listener Thomas joins for a dynasty fantasy football strategy session on The Margins. They break down how to build rosters that reduce lineup season decision fatigue, the philosophy behind the 2026 rookie draft including when to target your guy versus letting the board dictate value, early season trade timing and market inefficiencies, and the role of third year breakouts in long term roster const...
Episode 4: Pete Davidson 26.05.2026 1:16:50
Let's go nuts, this time about having contrarian opinions, being actionable and maintaining a unique perspective grounded by what our eyes tell us while marrying the analytics.
Episode 3: Carol Harmon 23.05.2026 1:11:42
It's time to bring back Carol Harmon, professional poker player, to talk theory, growth, curiosity, and when to deviate from the odds.
Episode 2: John Hogue 19.05.2026 1:06:37
Ever wonder what it's like to conceptualize, and build a fantasy football movement? My next guest, John Hogue, has done just that. We dig in and put the QBx philosophy under the microscope, plus wisdom from a veteran dynasty voice.
Episode 1: Mike Kash 16.05.2026 1:08:37
@mikekash.bsky.social joins the show to set the table in our very first strategy session.
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