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Matt and Leo were live on a Google Hangout on Monday night. Didn't catch them? You can still listen to the audio here.

Matt and Leo are back with another episode of the Fantasy Gameplan, and this time they're discussing the first real week of NFL football, and what it means for your fantasy team.

The guys discuss trade and waiver strategies for the season, as well as make their Week 2 picks. They then answer your questions and give some daily fantasy advice as well.

Check out the podcast and reach out to the guys on Twitter with your questions and comments.

Matt and Leo are back with another episode of the Fantasy Gameplan podcast, where they discuss fantasy football strategy and answer your questions.

This week, they talk about the concept of "starting your studs," or putting your top picks in the lineup no matter what. What do the guys do when they have a tough matchup with their best fantasy picks?

The guys also discuss good and bad Week 1 matchups, and answer your questions.

Matt and Leo are back with another episode of the Fantasy Gameplan podcast, and they're going position by position to give you undervalued players, overvalued players and more.

And with football only a little over a week away, the guys answer some questions and get you ready for your last-minute drafts.

Matt and Leo have returned with another episode of the Fantasy Gameplan podcast, which starts with an awkward reunion after Leo may or may not have made some comments about Matt on the last episode of the show.

Once things are settled, the guys talk about auction draft strategy, and tell you their thoughts on the "other" draft format for fantasy football.

Then the rest of the episode is spent taking your questions, answering queries about T.Y. Hilton, player evaluation, and quarterbacks who "could" be top-12 this year.

JJ Zachariason of numberFire.com and LateRoundQB.com joins Leo for a special edition of the Fantasy Gameplan podcast, and they go into JJ's well-known fantasy strategy, late-round quarterback.

What influences JJ's decision to draft his quarterback late, and how did he come up with the idea for this seemingly contrarian strategy?

The guys discuss bust rates, quarterback replaceability, streaming the "onesie" positions and more.