Saturdays in the fall belong to college football, and now so does a corner of your TV lineup. The Break Down has joined the FantasyDailies podcast network and is streaming on the FantasyDailies TV channel on Roku and Amazon Fire TV. If your weekends revolve around kickoff windows, rivalry games and the rankings shake-up that follows, pull up a chair.
Built for Game Day
The Break Down lives where the college game lives: week to week. Its episodes are pinned to the calendar, a gameday show for each weekend of the season, so you always know what you are getting when you press play. It is the kind of show you put on Friday night or Saturday morning to get your bearings before the first kickoff.
There is no fixed time slot. The show page says times vary, so the best move is to follow the show and catch the next one when it drops. New episodes land on the TV channel as they come.
What's Already in the Film Room
All 9 episodes on file are on the FantasyDailies TV channel right now, which makes this a quick and satisfying binge. Here are a few to start with:
- The Breakdown | College Football Game day Week 9 #NCAA #Football - the newest, and the longest in the set at over an hour.
- The BreakDown | College Football Week 8 #NCAA #Football - posted the same day, so you can run Week 8 and Week 9 back to back.
- The Breakdown | #College Football Gameday Week 7 #NCAA #Football - another full-length gameday edition.
- The Breakdown | College Gameday Week 6 #NCAA #Football - just under an hour of Week 6 talk.
- The Break Down | 2025 CFB - one of a handful of shorter episodes labelled for the 2025 college season, alongside The Break Down | Week 6 2025 and The Break Down | week 7 2025.
The Break Down's Home Base
Everything about the show is gathered on The Break Down page on FantasyDailies. That is where the live room sits, where the latest episodes are listed with their dates and run times, and where the archive lets you search every video and audio episode. Tap one and it plays right there in the browser.
Because the schedule moves around, bookmark the show's FantasyDailies page and check back each week for the newest gameday episode. Listeners also have a show code of their own: BREAKDOWN gets you a first month of Velvet free.
Kickoff on Your Couch
Getting the show on your TV takes a minute:
- Roku: add FantasyDailies from the Roku store page.
- Fire TV and Fire Stick: grab the app from Amazon's app listing.
- Everywhere else: the full list of places to watch and listen, and the FantasyDailies TV home for the whole channel.
Signing up from the TV? Velvet's first month costs nothing when you use ROKU on a Roku or FIRE on Fire TV. Start your Velvet seat here.
Plenty of college football fans follow the pros on Sunday too, and FantasyDailies is built for that. Plan the weekend with the football schedule, then play along in pick'em. When you want something with a little more risk, try the AI-powered parlay builder or the NFL teaser generator. On game day, Game Zone keeps the live play-by-play rolling, and the results page shows how everything finished.
Curious how a whole season might play out? The FantasyDailies simulator runs it for you. For reading between Saturdays, the FantasyDailies books page has the 2026 Fantasy Football Draft Guide and That Really Happened, a book of bizarre sports trivia; Velvet members read all five FantasyDailies titles free on the site. And for gear, browse the FantasyDailies shop.
The Break Down is one of many voices on the network. See who is live this week, scroll the full show lineup, and if you host a show yourself, the network is taking new podcasts.
One tip for new viewers: start with the newest gameday episode for the current week, then work backward through the season whenever a slow Saturday leaves you with a free afternoon. The run times range from about half an hour to over an hour, so there is an episode for every gap in the schedule.
Welcome aboard, Break Down. Here's to a long run of Saturdays.
