The FantasyDailies Roku channel is live in the Roku Channel Store right now, listed under Sports, free, no account and no sign-in required to watch. Here is the direct link if you want to add it this second, and the rest of this piece covers exactly how, plus every single show now feeding it.
This has been in the works since we first registered the channel and started building the uploader pipeline for it back in September. It went through Roku's submission queue, sat in human review, and as of today it cleared and went live in the store. That is the short version. The long version is three years of podcast episodes across this entire network, sitting behind one search on your remote, for free, forever.
HOW TO GET IT ON YOUR TV
There are three ways to add it, and all three take about thirty seconds.
From your phone or computer, right now, no remote needed. Open the FantasyDailies channel page, sign in to your Roku account if it asks, and tap Add Channel. It gets pushed to every Roku device signed into that account automatically. This is the fastest way, and it is exactly how we tested it ourselves this morning before writing any of this.
Directly on your Roku remote. Press Home, scroll down to Streaming Channels (newer Roku software just calls it "Store"), search "FantasyDailies," highlight the tile, press OK, then select Add Channel. It downloads in the background and shows up on your home screen within a minute or two, right alongside everything else you already stream.
Through the Roku mobile app. Open the Roku app on your phone, tap the Devices tab to confirm it is pointed at your TV, use the search bar or the Store icon to find FantasyDailies, and tap Add. Same result as the remote method, just faster typing if you hate scrolling an on-screen keyboard with arrow keys.
Once it is added, it lives on your home screen with everything else you stream. No subscription, no card on file, nothing to remember to cancel later. It is not going anywhere and it is not going to start charging you.
WHAT IS ACTUALLY ON IT
The channel carries the network's back catalogue on demand, arranged newest first, plus everything new as it gets added going forward. This is not a single show with one name on the marquee. It is the entire FantasyDailies podcast network in one place: multiple hosts, multiple leagues, multiple nights a week, all of it built by people who also build the tools this site runs on. The full weekly schedule on the site always has the current lineup if a time slot ever moves, but here is the complete breakdown of who is actually making the shows that end up on your TV.
THE FULL SHOW LINEUP
NOT MOVED: THE BACKBONE OF THE WEEK
Not Moved, hosted by JB, carries most of the calendar and runs several distinct shows inside one feed rather than trying to make one show cover everything. If you only add one thing to your Roku home screen, this is the one that fills the most nights.
Team Reports | Mondays, 8:00 PM ET. One team at a time, rotating through the Ravens, Broncos, Chiefs, Eagles and Titans, a full breakdown rather than a quick hit.
Better Bettors | Tuesdays, 8:00 PM ET. The odds and the hot takes, argued out against the actual boards behind them, not just gut feelings shouted at a camera.
The Wickeds | Tuesdays, 7:00 PM ET. Hockey, the card, the calls, and whoever the room happens to be arguing about that particular week.
Coaches Corner | Wednesdays, 7:00 PM ET. The week read from the sideline, a different angle than the stat-sheet shows that surround it.
Fantasy Football Show | Fridays, 8:00 PM ET. Starts, sits, and the waiver names that actually fix a roster, running weekly through the entire season rather than disappearing after Week 1 hype fades.
The Scrap Sheet | Saturdays, timed to the fight card rather than a fixed clock, because a UFC main event does not care what time your show usually airs. Matchups, styles, where the betting line looks wrong before the walkout music even starts.
NFL Start / Sit | Sunday mornings, 11:00 AM ET. Every lineup call before the one o'clock kicks, timed so you are not making a start-sit decision during a commercial break.
The Squared Circle | Sunday nights, built around the wrestling calendar rather than a fixed clock, same logic as the fight show.
Not Moved is live on YouTube, Twitch, Kick and TikTok, with the full archive also sitting on its own page on the site, four platforms and a home base, now joined by the Roku catalogue as a fifth way in.
1ST STRING PODCAST: WASHINGTON'S FOOTBALL ROOM
1st String goes out live twice a week, Tuesdays and Saturdays at 8:30 PM ET, Commanders coverage specifically and nothing but. This is the show if your team is Washington and you want a room that talks about nothing else.
Tuesday is the guest show, a Washington voice in the chair breaking down the week ahead with actual context instead of speculation. Saturday is the picks show, the crew making its calls on every game on the board before Sunday hits.
Live on YouTube, then dropped into every podcast directory including Apple Podcasts for anyone who would rather listen on a commute than watch.
THE SNAKE SPORTS TALK SHOW
Jake Silva hosts The Snake Sports Talk Show Wednesday through Friday at 6:00 PM Mountain, the broadest beat on the entire network: NFL, NBA, MLB, the picks and the interviews, three nights a week instead of one. If you want a show that is not locked to a single league, this is the one built for that.
Live on YouTube, and also carries its own show page on the site with the full archive.
WHY IT ALL SITS ON ONE SITE INSTEAD OF SCATTERED ACROSS THE INTERNET
Every one of these shows sits on top of the same board. A host arguing a spread on Better Bettors can point at the actual picks, the public record of every call and whether that confidence has actually meant anything over time, live, while the segment is still airing. Nobody is guessing on camera and hoping the audience forgets by Monday.
That is the whole pitch, and it is why these shows draw a crowd that a standalone feed sitting off by itself does not get. The numbers and the conversation live in the same place, which means a guest on 1st String can pull up the actual Commanders team page mid-segment, and a host on Better Bettors can check the Line Checker the second a number gets challenged in the chat.
A FEW THINGS WORTH KNOWING BEFORE YOU ADD IT
It costs nothing, now or later. There is no free trial that quietly becomes a subscription. Nobody asks for a card number at any point in the process.
It works on any Roku device. Roku TV, Streaming Stick, Express, Ultra, all of them run the same Channel Store, so if your television has Roku built in or you have any Roku box plugged into an older TV, this works the same way.
Adding it once adds it everywhere. A Roku channel attaches to your account, not one specific box, so if you have Rokus in more than one room, or a Roku Streaming Stick at a second house, it shows up on all of them the next time each device checks in.
The catalogue keeps growing. This launched with the existing back library, but new episodes from every show above get folded in as they air, so checking back periodically is worth it even after the initial add.
WHAT TO DO RIGHT NOW
Add the channel, then check the full weekly schedule to see exactly what is airing tonight and the rest of this week. If you want to jump into the conversation while a show is actually live instead of just watching, the forum has a category built for it: First String for the Commanders room, Snake Sports for Jake's general beat, and a category for every other league covered on the board.
Three years of episodes, every show on the network, free, on your TV, starting right now.
