Fantasy Football Live Expands To 2.5 Hours For Season 21 To Provide Even More Weekly Start-sit Advice

Week 1 of the 2026 NFL season is here — and there's no better place to get last-minute start-sit advice this Sunday than Fantasy Football Live!

With our All-Star crew of fantasy football analysts, Season 21 of FFL is expanding to two and a half hours every Sunday, giving your lineup an edge before kickoff.

Here's what the extra hour will provide each week:

• More time for your questions, including those tough start/sit calls

• Last-minute pickups to help fill holes on your roster

• Deeper analysis from the best in the business

• All the latest news, including injuries and inactives

Four of the most trusted names in fantasy will be answering your lineup questions each week:

• Justin Boone: A two-time winner of the FantasyPros Most Accurate Expert Award (2019, 2025), he has nine top-10 finishes in the competition.

• Matt Harmon: Creator of Reception Perception, he's known for his expertise on wide receivers and his ability to translate Xs and Os for fantasy managers.

• Josh Norris: One of fantasy's most trusted voices, backed by data-driven analysis and film study, he has produced the most accurate mock draft in NFL Draft history.

• Hayden Winks: A three-time FSWA and Webby Award winner, he's built a loyal following for his advanced statistics work and film study.

Consistently recognized as one of the top shows in the fantasy space — including the 2025 FSGA award for best video show — FFL remains your go-to destination for expert start-sit advice all season long. Entering Season 21, it's also the longest-running fantasy show on the internet.

Fantasy Football Live streams every Sunday at 10:30 a.m. ET, Week 1 through 17. Set your reminder now — your lineup will thank you later.

Looking for even more help on Sunday?

We've got you covered:

• Analyst Joel Smyth will also be live on TikTok at 10 a.m. ET, ready to help with any last-minute decisions.

• Analyst Scott Pianowski will be answering start-sit questions on Twitter/X (@YahooFantasy) beginning at noon ET — just tag your questions with #AskFFL (consider it your fantasy Bat Signal).

FAQ:

How long is Fantasy Football Live this season? Two and a half hours every week, up from 90 minutes last season.

Where can I watch? Catch Fantasy Football Live on YahooSports.com, the Yahoo Sports app, the Yahoo Fantasy app, YouTube, X, Facebook and the Yahoo Sports Network 

How do I get my question on the show? Use #AskFFL on X or ask on the YouTube chat to join the conversation.