Feel It or F–k It 7.6.26: An RSP Podcast with Bob Harris and Matt Waldman

**Bob Harris** (0:00)
Good morning, everybody. Welcome to the Feel It or Fuck It podcast. I'm Bob Harris. I'm here to feel things. Matt's here to fuck them.
Matt Waldman, you can find him on X at Matt Waldman. I'm at Football Die Hard. Find both of our work right now at Football Guys, rankings, articles, tons of great stuff. Gut checks are going up. Risa-1 and Rashad White reflecting my own very views that I shared in a fantasy notebook. Read all those articles. They're available on an ongoing basis. Catch my Hot Shoe Seat Show. Also, starting Monday, 7-6 today, Football Die Hards with Mike Dempsey and me are back on SiriusXM Fantasy Sports Radio every week night, 8-10.
Check that out. You'll probably run across Matt Waldman there on occasion as well. Otherwise, there's probably some stuff going on at the Rookie Scouting Portfolio that people need to know about.

**Matt Waldman** (0:50)
Yeah, I guess so. You know, I'm a, you know, no, seriously, if you haven't gotten the RSP yet, time to do it.
You're going to get, you know, awesome cheat sheets in terms of, you know, where you should draft these rookies and depth chart analysis in terms of, you know, which guys' contracts are going to be up in terms of their competition. Obviously, the most comprehensive scouting reports that you're going to find anywhere. And then, if you're looking at wanting to do projections and do dynasty rankings, well, I offer that service as well. That's a separate service. You're going to get over 300 players ranked in really win now and long build formats. So, you get two different type of format rankings and, you know, commentary with each of those and projections for every player.
So, it's something that I think you're going to find really worthwhile. You can find over at www.mattwaldman.com and I'm starting to work on 2027 prospects as we speak. So, working towards that, I've made some changes to my evaluation process. Nothing major, just some small little things that I think will be helpful down the line. And yeah, you can find it all at www.mattwaldman.com.

**Bob Harris** (2:14)
And I find it there often, a regular reader of all those materials have been in the rookie scouting portfolio since the day it first came out and totally co-signed on any good thing you've ever heard about that has probably been understating it. Because we all don't want to sound like ass kissers totally, but honestly, if you're going to kiss ass over something, this would be the product. Also, another great product, the Football Guys Draft Guide is like the magazine except more. A great article by Matt Waldman on setting yourself up for a strong end game in your drafts, tons of other great articles, rankings, projections, collector's item worthy stuff. Go order that at Football Guys as well. Now let's order some people to be felt and. Let's start with Mr. Aaron Rodgers.
Can we be looking at like, I don't want to call it a rebound, but a better 2026, feel it or fuck it?

**Matt Waldman** (3:08)
I'm feeling it. I think it's because he's comfortable with the offensive coordinator he has. The offensive coordinator that he has is better than the one that he had previously, who's been notoriously bad Arthur Smith with using personnel based on their strengths and weaknesses and just saying, here's my offense, figure it out. I think that's Smith has been very dogmatic about his offenses. So I think that and then the receivers are a better fit for what Aaron Rodgers is going to look for, in terms of veterans who understand that plays can be changed at the line, that there will be adjustments, that there will be subtle things that Aaron Rodgers does well, that maybe younger receivers aren't quite as good at doing, even though they may be more physically capable than the older guys, you know, in certain aspects of receiving. So I think that this team is going to be a smarter team, and as a result of that, Aaron Rodgers' strengths are probably going to come to the forefront more. Does that mean he's going to be a high-end fantasy option? I doubt it.
But I think that he may become closer to the top 15 quarterback in the bottom end of that than he was last year.

**Bob Harris** (4:32)
I think that's all fair. He's spent a lot of time with Mike McCarthy, very familiar with him. Although, I will say, my recollection is that probably some of the sources who were bad mouthing Mike McCarthy towards the end of his run in Greve Bay, probably had a Rodgers-esque shade to some of the comments. The complaint was he was phoning it in and not putting in the effort, etc.