This week, the League’s heroic trio of fantasy vigilantes are joined by the elusive General Manager of Team Rest in Hell — a man best known for executing some of the most baffling trades in league history and insisting they “made sense at the time.” Together, the crew bravely attempts to unpack his track record and determine whether there is a strategy… or if we’re witnessing performance art.
From there, the gang recaps the whirlwind of trade activity leading up to the deadline. They break down the fallout from Week 10, size up the Week 11 matchups, and decide which fringe teams are still clinging to playoff dreams and which are destined for the annual Garbage Bowl pilgrimage.
And in a twist no one saw coming, our guest caps things off with a shockingly tender poem dedicated to Mitch. A touching tribute that’s equal parts sweet, unnecessary, and deeply concerning.
This week, the League’s trio of unqualified hosts welcome the skyscraper-sized GM of Skattebo and Kids — one of the front-runners for the championship who’s somehow thriving despite only vaguely understanding how fantasy football works.
In a first for the podcast, our guest flips the script with a surprise introduction for this year’s new host leader — a moment equal parts heartfelt, horrifying, and true. From there, the crew dives into the Week 9 aftermath, sorts the contenders from the pretenders, and makes bold predictions for Week 10.
Along the way, tempers flare over the concept of real-money waiver wire pickups, the gang debates the ethics of midseason trades, and brainstorms new, potentially unpopular ways to handle the league parlay next season.
This week, the League’s panel of part-time analysts and full-time instigators welcome the General Manager of the Finch Flock — a man somehow known as both the worst fantasy football manager and the worst sports bettor in League history.
After one host's dramatic late arrival, the crew dives into the Week 8 fallout, breaks down the do-or-die Week 9 matchups, and debates which teams are surging, which are circling the drain, and which are just way too confident for everyone's liking .
The guest faces his critics with grace and a suspicious amount of humility, offering a heartfelt reminder that fantasy football isn’t just about winning — it’s about friendship, camaraderie, and ignoring your record until next week.
This week, the League’s self-proclaimed experts welcome the General Manager of St. Benoit Mem. Hospital — a man who’s managed to fleece the League while smiling politely.
The Gents break down the Week 7 matchups, forecast Week 8, and relentlessly drag the one team that just can’t stop making terrible trades. The guest humbly accepts his crown as “probable champion,” while the crew debates whether this season’s injury chaos is historic or everyone’s just being dramatic.
Business. As. Usual.
Today, the League’s unlicensed therapists welcome the General Manager of Barry McCockiner — a man who sees every bad fantasy beat as proof of a larger plot. With one co-host mysteriously absent (highly suspicious), the remaining members delve into the Week 6 recap and Week 7 predictions, while Joel spirals into despair about his own team — questioning his players, his faith, and possibly his will to live. Bogs, of course, assures him it’s all part of a cosmic plan orchestrated by the league office, Big Pharma, and possibly NASA.
Together, they debate which teams should be slamming the panic button, which still have hope, and which are already spiritually eliminated. They also break down the league-wide injury epidemic — which, according to Bogs, isn’t just bad luck; it’s “statistically impossible.”
Today, the League’s resident court jesters welcome the Commissioner himself — the founder, architect, and self-proclaimed moral compass of our fantasy football league. As the General Manager of the Golden Stallions, he arrives not on a white horse, but under a cloud of suspicion, accused of orchestrating a web of collusion so intricate it makes Watergate look like a clerical error. He joins the show to clear his name, defend the monarchy, and maybe—just maybe—tighten his own grasp on power.
Together, we sift through the fallout of Week 5: shocking trades, bitter defeats, and absolutely no reason to panic. Even with one co-host battling a five-day hangover, we somehow manage to project Week 6 outcomes using the same cutting-edge method as always — gut instinct.
Today, The Three Stooges welcome the General Manager of Njigba in Paris — a man accused of being a card-carrying communist despite never having read Karl Marx. Known for spreading fantasy propaganda across the league and allegedly seizing the means of waiver-wire production, he joins the show to defend his honor.
Together, we unravel the Week 4 madness: nail-biters, upsets, and the shocking resurrection of the league’s worst team — a comeback so inspiring it should be optioned by Disney. We dive headfirst into the latest trade activity, discuss big-ticket injuries, and peer ahead to Week 5 with predictions based on anything but logic.
Today, Dumb, Dumb, and Dumber welcome the enigmatic General Manager of the Cake Farts — a man trending upward in the standings but downward in brain cells through no fault of his own. Known league-wide for having more CTE than common sense, he joins the crew for an episode packed with erroneous conclusions.
Together, we relive the Week 3 drama: sneaky upsets, the league-wide parlay that aged like warm milk, and a heartfelt pep talk for the basement-dweller whose team might need therapy more than points. We also peer ahead to Week 4 matchups and unleash a barrage of unpopular, unsolicited opinions that nobody wants… but everyone’s getting anyway.
Today, the unholy trinity of hosts is joined by our first guest of the season: the magnate and General Manager of Show Me Ur TDS PLZ — the Week 2 points king and unofficial commissioner of questionable life choices.
This fearsome foursome tackles the glorious pandemonium of Week 2: a behind-the-scenes look at the first trade, locker room gossip that definitely should get us canceled, and, naturally… an early victory lap around the league’s two bottom-feeders, whose franchises are so bad they might qualify for government assistance.
Season 4 of the C’mon Dude Podcast has arrived, featuring a "revamped" trio of co-hosts who swear they know ball. We’re diving headfirst into year 12 of the legendary Boom Goes the Dynamite Fantasy Football League, where the only thing more fragile than a hamstring is our collective ego.
Your championship-decorated panel of hosts is here to rehash everything you already know: preseason "highlights," draft-day shenanigans, newfangled rivalries, Week 1 overreactions, Week 2 delusions of grandeur, and of course... Dylan's relentless crusade to turn this league into a Marxist utopia where all teams enjoy deep, deep rosters.
Mitch and X talk about week 11 and start to come up with playoff scenarios
Boobie and Joel break down week 10 and look ahead to the future and week 11. As well as get us up to date on the trade deadline.
Lange joins X for a week 9 recap.
Week 8 recap, Week 9 predictions.
Bogs joins us for a action filled week 6
idk what you want, the pod is here, just listen.
Week 3 recap and our first guest of the season. A founding member of the league.
Mitch goes solo dolo to bring you week 2 recap and a look ahead to week 3.
Boobie, Joel, and Mitch Give you some interesting league records all time, while giving some way to early takes on players teams based on their week 1 performances.