About Dynasty Compass

Dynasty Compass is a fantasy football podcast about strategic thinking. Instead of telling dynasty managers what moves to make, the show helps you find your bearings, chart your course, and navigate the long game toward perennial contention.

Each half-hour-or-less episode blends strategic insight with clear, actionable guidance, focusing on how to think like a savvy dynasty manager. It’s not about having all the right answers—it’s about learning to ask the right questions.

The Four Strategic Directions

Every dynasty roster has a direction. Understanding where you are—and where you want to go—shapes every trade, draft pick, and roster decision you make.

North

The ultimate goal. True North means perennial contention: a roster built to compete for championships year after year after year.
West

Win-now. This is the direction for managers pushing all-in to win a title this season, even if it comes at the expense of future competitiveness.
South

When a roster needs to be torn down to the studs, the strategic direction is South: a commitment to long-term rebuilding.
East

Teams in the East are neither strong enough to contend nor weak enough to rebuild. But fortune can still favor those who wait and see.

FAQs

Dynasty Compass is a fantasy football podcast that helps dynasty managers develop long-term strategies for building rosters that continually contend for championships. Rather than offer weekly lineup advice, the show focuses on the strategic frameworks that guide your decisions.
Jeff Blaylock, also known as “The Other Jeff B,” hosts Dynasty Compass. Jeff is an analyst and dynasty ranker for Footballguys. You can read more about Jeff below.
Most fantasy football shows focus on short-term start/sit calls and answers to specific trade questions. Dynasty Compass teaches the strategy behind every move—trades, drafts, rebuilds, and championship pushes—using the compass metaphor to help you think long-term. It’s not a GPS giving step-by-step instructions; it teaches you how to find your own way.
Typically, weekly during the NFL season and surrounding rookie drafts. New episode releases are announced on Twitter/X and the Dynasty Compass YouTube channel.
Yes. Beginning in Season 2, Jeff began bringing in highly regarded expert analysts, tool builders, and experienced dynasty players. Each guest brings a distinct perspective on dynasty strategy, from rookie grading to trade tactics to roster construction to being a 1.01 commissioner, and more.
You can find all episodes at Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube, or wherever fine podcasts are streamed. The audio-only version of every episode of Dynasty Compass is also available here on this website.
Absolutely! Use this contact form, or you can DM the show on Twitter/X.

Meet Jeff Blaylock

Jeff Blaylock, known in the fantasy football community as "The Other Jeff B," is an analyst, strategist, and dynasty ranker who helps dynasty managers play the long game.

He is a contributor at Footballguys, where he publishes dynasty rankings and contributes strategic analyses year-round, and he periodically appears on Footballguys’ branded podcasts. He is a recurring guest on the Football Diehards show on SiriusXM Fantasy Sports Radio, and has appeared as a guest analyst on some of the most widely followed fantasy football podcasts and YouTube channels in the industry.

Outside of fantasy sports, Jeff is an elite crisis management consultant who works with executives and organizations to navigate complex, high-stakes situations. He brings that same analytical mindset to dynasty fantasy football. Based in New Mexico, he's also a hiker, photographer, and foodie.

Dynasty Compass is his space to go deep with his highly regarded guest experts on the frameworks and principles that separate good dynasty managers from great ones, with an emphasis on clarity, process, and the long game.

Origin of “The Other Jeff B”

Footballguys already had a Jeff B—Jeff Bell—on staff, but the nickname actually came from the Footballguys Discord community. Whenever either Jeff was typing a response, the notification would say “Jeff B is typing.” More than once, people were disappointed when it wasn’t Jeff Bell answering their question, leading Jeff Blaylock to say, “Sorry, I’m the other Jeff B.”