I wonder if ESPN is using this as a chance to bring in some younger analytics/DFS analyst.
You just reminded me of the "Curse of Stephania Bell" (DAHN DAHN DAAAAAAAHHHHHHHN!), which was a joke about how any player she either had on her fantasy team or met with in person would end up getting injuredlol, I forgot they had an actual bell and named it the Stephania bell. Such good times.. Now I"m trying to remember all of the phrases that would trigger the bell
lol, I forgot they had an actual bell and named it the Stephania bell. Such good times.. Now I"m trying to remember all of the phrases that would trigger the bell
any mention of Arrowhead Stadium would usually do it too. There were a few others iirc but that's the one I thought of firstI think when Pod said "dating back" in sharing stats about a player over X many games was one.
Fantasy Football Pregame on Peacock.Any idea where to watch him in Sunday mornings? He was supposed to have a show but heck if I can find it.
Fantasy Football Pregame on PeacockAny idea where to watch him in Sunday mornings? He was supposed to have a show but heck if I can find it.
I like his live stuff more than his writing.He used to come here IIRC.
He's done the FF community a lot of good. I wish him well
I thought the content of the industry stunk as a whole this off-season but it was presented better than ever.I like his live stuff more than his writing.He used to come here IIRC.
He's done the FF community a lot of good. I wish him well
He’s a bit more of a coattails guy when it comes to value picks/sleepers these days. He’ll talk about dudes in August that the grinders on YouTube we’re talking about in May.
I have no hate for him. I just think he’s slipped a little.
Agree, but it bugs me a little that his cohost is British.I enjoyed the more laid back format of Berry's new show on Peacock. Something just never felt right with the corporate ESPN aesthetic with everyone wearing suits and business dresses to tell me about my fake football news. Sitting around a bar table with a couple of guys in casual clothes talking football felt a lot better.
Caught me off guard at first too but dude knows the sport. So I'm all for it. It's like when soccer pregame shows have Americans on, I'm sure Brits feel weird by the accent.Agree, but it bugs me a little that his cohost is British.I enjoyed the more laid back format of Berry's new show on Peacock. Something just never felt right with the corporate ESPN aesthetic with everyone wearing suits and business dresses to tell me about my fake football news. Sitting around a bar table with a couple of guys in casual clothes talking football felt a lot better.
I don’t know why. I like the Brit’s in general, it’s not a xenophobia thing.
I just don’t want some British dude telling me about my American football.
I know this is petty. Just sayin - it is what is is. He seems like a nice enough dude. It isn’t personal.
What is this “soccer” of which you speak?It's like when soccer pregame shows have Americans on, I'm sure Brits feel weird by the accent.
Checkout the sister site Soccer guys.comWhat is this “soccer” of which you speak?It's like when soccer pregame shows have Americans on, I'm sure Brits feel weird by the accent.
After week 1 his hyped players had a pretty rough go of it, that's for sure.Think Berry sucks to be honest. He was a huckster, a carnival barker.
His takes were nothing special and his teams nothing special.
He has a good game and people buy it
Nate Ravitz. That was the peak of the Podcast. They had a lot of good bets and debates. Nate left in 2014 and is a higher up at ESPN now.Who was the other guy who Matthew Berry used to fight with and argue with on the old school Podcasts? You ain't kidding....there were not a lot of podcasts back then. I miss those 2 going back and forth. Did he end up staying in the industry?
I like him. He makes me think. I don't always agree with his advice/predictions but he gives you info/stats to consider. It's just a matter of being able to tune him out when he is really pushing a player and the stats/data he is using isn't really compelling. He keeps the hobby light and fun which is refreshing to me. I do think they let him just rant on NBC and don't really push back. I like when he has someone to contest his narrative and there is a back and forth.Think Berry sucks to be honest. He was a huckster, a carnival barker.
His takes were nothing special and his teams nothing special.
He has a good game and people buy it
his utilization report is super nice.Dwain McFarland left PFF to partner up with Berry's Fantasy Life project. That's a pretty big deal, IMO.
I will take your word for it since I consider you in the good human hall of fame.Seems like a good human being, would be disappointing to learn if he isn’t. I really appreciated when he wrote from a real life perspective, always came across as sincere.
Quite the career transition to convert from TV writer to discussion about the statistics of professional football players.
He's definitely a good human. I can vouch for that with a 20+ year track record.
Agree, but it bugs me a little that his cohost is British.I enjoyed the more laid back format of Berry's new show on Peacock. Something just never felt right with the corporate ESPN aesthetic with everyone wearing suits and business dresses to tell me about my fake football news. Sitting around a bar table with a couple of guys in casual clothes talking football felt a lot better.
I don’t know why. I like the Brit’s in general, it’s not a xenophobia thing.
I just don’t want some British dude telling me about my American football.
I know this is petty. Just sayin - it is what is is. He seems like a nice enough dude. It isn’t personal.
Caught me off guard at first too but dude knows the sport. So I'm all for it. It's like when soccer pregame shows have Americans on, I'm sure Brits feel weird by the accent.Agree, but it bugs me a little that his cohost is British.I enjoyed the more laid back format of Berry's new show on Peacock. Something just never felt right with the corporate ESPN aesthetic with everyone wearing suits and business dresses to tell me about my fake football news. Sitting around a bar table with a couple of guys in casual clothes talking football felt a lot better.
I don’t know why. I like the Brit’s in general, it’s not a xenophobia thing.
I just don’t want some British dude telling me about my American football.
I know this is petty. Just sayin - it is what is is. He seems like a nice enough dude. It isn’t personal.
Oh yeah. Still off-putting.He's Australian, you racists.
Then he should learn to not talk funny, too.Not that it matters, but the "Brit" that someone mentioned is Jay Croucher, Aussie and Director of Trading for PointsBET. He knows as much about the industry and a lot about NFL/Fantasy.
Invoking ARROWHEADany mention of Arrowhead Stadium would usually do it too. There were a few others iirc but that's the one I thought of firstI think when Pod said "dating back" in sharing stats about a player over X many games was one.
I will take your word for it since I consider you in the good human hall of fame.
So for those of us that speak Dynasty terms, he's a Derrick Henry or Dalvin Cook type?I wonder if ESPN is using this as a chance to bring in some younger analytics/DFS analyst.
For sure. It might be fantasy sports but the business aspect of the same. Matthew is the perfect example of an older higher priced executive that the company feels they can get similar value for from for a lot less money. And that usually means younger. Matthew understands the game there.
Wasn't paying close enough attention to his accent.Agree, but it bugs me a little that his cohost is British.I enjoyed the more laid back format of Berry's new show on Peacock. Something just never felt right with the corporate ESPN aesthetic with everyone wearing suits and business dresses to tell me about my fake football news. Sitting around a bar table with a couple of guys in casual clothes talking football felt a lot better.
I don’t know why. I like the Brit’s in general, it’s not a xenophobia thing.
I just don’t want some British dude telling me about my American football.
I know this is petty. Just sayin - it is what is is. He seems like a nice enough dude. It isn’t personal.
Caught me off guard at first too but dude knows the sport. So I'm all for it. It's like when soccer pregame shows have Americans on, I'm sure Brits feel weird by the accent.Agree, but it bugs me a little that his cohost is British.I enjoyed the more laid back format of Berry's new show on Peacock. Something just never felt right with the corporate ESPN aesthetic with everyone wearing suits and business dresses to tell me about my fake football news. Sitting around a bar table with a couple of guys in casual clothes talking football felt a lot better.
I don’t know why. I like the Brit’s in general, it’s not a xenophobia thing.
I just don’t want some British dude telling me about my American football.
I know this is petty. Just sayin - it is what is is. He seems like a nice enough dude. It isn’t personal.
He's Australian, you racists.