Fantasy managers, there's a new hour on the dial. Fantasy Power Hour has joined the FantasyDailies podcast network and is now streaming on the FantasyDailies TV channel on Roku and Amazon Fire TV — which means your league talk no longer has to be squeezed onto a phone screen between waiver claims.
Fantasy football, front and center
Fantasy Power Hour is a fantasy football show, plain and simple. It streams as part of the Not Moved Podcast family, the daily sports podcast presented by FantasyDailies, rather than from a page of its own. Not Moved describes itself as loud, unfiltered and on the mic every day, covering the NFL, NBA, UFC, WWE, MLB, NHL, boxing, NASCAR and fantasy football, and it lists weekly fantasy football shows through the season among its regular segments. Under that banner, Fantasy Power Hour brings its fantasy football talk to the TV channel.
Two episodes in the TV lineup
The TV channel currently carries two Fantasy Power Hour episodes:
- Fantasy Football 2025 — the first episode on the channel.
- Fantasy Football 2025 s1 e2 — season one, episode two.
Both are ready to play on demand, so new listeners can start at the beginning and catch up before the next one lands.
Its home: the Not Moved page
Since Fantasy Power Hour doesn't have a standalone page, the place to keep up with it is the Not Moved Podcast page on FantasyDailies. It's a busy hub: a live room that shows when the crew is streaming, the latest episodes, the audio run for listening on the go, a full archive, articles from the crew, and a locker-room forum board where the threads are shared with the main FantasyDailies forum. The page also carries the Not Moved merch shop and the crew roster.
Not Moved goes live most nights on Twitch, Kick and YouTube, so the best move is to follow along there and check the weekly live show schedule for what's coming up across the whole network. Not Moved Podcast listeners also get a show code listed on that page — NMP — which unlocks a first month of Velvet free. You can find it any time on the Not Moved page.
The fantasy toolbox to keep open while you listen
A fantasy show is only half the job; the other half is setting the lineup. FantasyDailies has a set of AI-powered tools that line up with exactly that:
- The NFL start/sit board for every lineup call that keeps you up Saturday night.
- NFL projections for every player.
- The free agents page when it's time to work the wire.
- The injury report for who's in and who's out.
- The NFL player news feed to catch the headline before your league-mates do.
- The depth charts to see who actually gets the touches.
DFS players can also head to the NFL DFS page for daily lineups.
A few more stops for the fantasy-minded. The 2026 Fantasy Football Draft Guide is on Amazon alongside the Sports Betting Strategy Book; see all of them on the FantasyDailies books page (Velvet members read all five free on the site). The season simulator plays out the year ahead, and the AI parlay builder works every sport. Because Fantasy Power Hour is part of the Not Moved family, the Not Moved merch line is in the FantasyDailies shop — jump straight to Not Moved gear.
How to watch on Roku and Fire TV
Getting Fantasy Power Hour on the big screen takes a minute. If you're on Roku, add the channel from the FantasyDailies page in the Roku store. If you've got a Fire Stick or Fire TV, download the FantasyDailies app from Amazon. For a rundown of what's playing, see the FantasyDailies TV page; for every show and every way to tune in, the watch and listen list has it all.
One more bonus for TV viewers: the first month of Velvet is on the house. Type ROKU if you're watching on Roku or FIRE on Fire TV, or go straight to sign up for Velvet. Velvet is the paid seat where FantasyDailies picks are unlocked.
Fantasy Power Hour joins a growing roster — scroll through every show on the network to find your next listen. And if you host a fantasy or sports podcast and want a TV channel behind it, the network is taking new shows.
