In this episode of Bring the Pain, I reviewed last night's UFC Fight Night in Atlanta, which featured Usman vs. Buckley. I talked about how the card started out fast before going flat with decisive the rest of the night. The Five-tastic Picks slayed it once again, going 5-0 this week, raising our total to 60-11. However, this week felt very vanilla on the UFC side of things, so for the second part of this podcast, I went full-on IDP mode. With the recent release of my IDP rankings, I have since released my three defensive tiers articles, only on the Dr. Roto website. So, since that's behind the paywall, I decided to cover one player from each of those articles. That's when I go all-in and show you all why IDP at Dr. Roto isn't just a prescription. It's a way of life for your friendly neighborhood IDP hero. Have a great day, everyone, and may the points be with you.

In this episode of Bring the Pain, Dan and I have been hard at work in the Fight Club of Pain after a horrible UFC Vegas 107 event that left a sour taste in everyone's mouth. We also decided to talk about the Pittsburgh Steelers signing Aaron Rodgers today and what it means for their future as we talk about playoff chances and so much more. In the end, we will give out two free DFS lineups for Draftkings and throughout the episode you will learn about fight theory, which prop bets to place, and burritos. Have a great day, everyone, and may the fights be with us.

In this episode of Bring the Pain, I talked about last night's UFC Vegas 107, which featured Blanchfield vs. Barber in the main event. I talk about how the fight was canceled, just like another fight two weeks ago that left our DFS lineups shorthanded. So I give my thoughts on that subject while reminding us that sometimes these things can happen. After that, I talked about my upcoming IDP content that I'm in the process of finishing right now. In the end, I decided to look forward to UFC 316, which features two main events that could make up for this week's lackluster event. Have a great day, everyone, and may the fights be with you.