One division. Four teams that can't stand each other. Two hosts who pull for rival sides. Far East, the NFC East show from the Not Moved Podcast crew, has joined the FantasyDailies podcast network and is now streaming on the FantasyDailies TV channel on Roku and Amazon Fire TV.
A Cowboys fan and an Eagles fan walk into a studio
That is the setup, and it is exactly as lively as it sounds. CJ is the Cowboys side of the desk, described on the show page simply as a "Cowboys fanatic." Robert holds down the Eagles side with a two-word bio: "Go birds." Together they go over the whole NFC East every week — Dallas, Philadelphia, New York and Washington — and because the division's two loudest fan bases share the mic, nobody gets a free pass.
On FantasyDailies the show goes by Far East Boys, and it streams live on YouTube and X on Wednesdays at 10:30 ET, a midweek slot that lands right between one Sunday's fallout and the next one's buildup. The weekly live show schedule shows where it fits among every other show on the network.
Recaps, predictions and a sit-down
Five Far East episodes are on the FantasyDailies TV channel right now. The format is easy to follow: look back at the week that was, then call the week ahead.
Far East | week 1 Predictions kicked things off before a down was played. Far East | week 1 recap & 2 Predictions was the first chance to see who called what. Far East | week 3 recap & 4 Predictions and Far East | week 5 recap & 6 Predictions keep the running scorecard going through the early season. And for a change of pace, Far East NFC | Sit Down With Brian Maxwell trades the recap-and-predict format for a conversation with Brian Maxwell.
If you like a show that has to own its calls a week later, this is that show.
Part of the Not Moved family
Far East comes out of the Not Moved Podcast, the daily sports podcast presented by FantasyDailies, so its episodes and streams run through the Not Moved YouTube channel. Catch replays of past live streams or browse the channel's videos. Prefer audio? Not Moved is on Spotify and Apple Podcasts, and podcast apps can subscribe straight to the RSS feed.
The Far East Boys page, built for the division
The show's home is the Far East Boys page on FantasyDailies. It has a live room for Wednesday streams, the latest episodes, a searchable archive of every video and audio episode (three are on file there now), and a player for listening without leaving the page.
Best of all is the board, which the page sums up as "the whole division, one tap away." Each NFC East team gets its own link:
- Dallas Cowboys team page — CJ's side of the argument.
- Philadelphia Eagles team page — Robert's.
- New York Giants team page
- Washington Commanders team page
Next to them sit the AI-powered NFL parlay builder, which builds a parlay off the site's best picks, and the NFL injury report for who's in and who's out before you agree or disagree with Wednesday's predictions. When the conversation turns to how the four teams stack up league-wide, the NFL power rankings are a natural next stop.
Far East Boys listeners also have their own code on the page: FAREASTBOYS is good for a first month of Velvet free, the seat where FantasyDailies picks live.
Want to settle the division argument before December does? Plug it into the FantasyDailies season simulator and see how the NFC East race plays out, or take the AI parlay builder for a spin across every league. Since Far East is a Not Moved family show, the Not Moved merch line is part of the FantasyDailies shop — find it in the Not Moved section. For the reading list, That Really Happened serves up bizarre sports trivia and the 2026 Fantasy Football Draft Guide covers fantasy, both on Amazon; every title is on the books page, and Velvet members read all five free on the site.
Wednesday nights on the big screen
Want the division debate on your TV instead of your phone? Roku users install FantasyDailies from its Roku Channel Store page. Amazon households get it for Fire TV and Fire Stick right here on Amazon. The FantasyDailies TV page walks through what's on the channel, while the watch and listen list points to every show across the network.
TV viewers can try Velvet free for their first month, too. The code is ROKU on Roku and FIRE on Fire TV; the Velvet sign-up is the place to start.
When the NFC East talk wraps, there's more to explore across the full lineup of network shows, and the Far East Boys show page will have the next episode waiting. Got a show of your own? Find out how to join the network.
