Saquon's fantasy question, a year on, keeps Emmanuel Acho's channel company
No new uploads in seven days, and a 394-day-old Giants short with more than three million views is still turning up in feeds.
Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.
Who's drafting him to their fantasy teams now? 😳 #giants #nfl #nfltiktok
Among American sports creators of roughly his size, Emmanuel Acho has one of the bigger subscriber counts and the quietest week. Nothing new went up, and his channel added about 7,500 views in seven days, a slow trickle beside We Got Ice and FieldFlix, both busier than usual, while Josh Pate's College Football Show nearly doubled its normal daily pace.
What is still moving is a handful of shorts from the channel's lighter side. "Who's drafting him to their fantasy teams now?" is more than a year old, tagged for the Giants, and has gathered over three million views, by far the largest number anywhere near the top of his catalog. Close behind in daily pace sits "We baaaack," a clip tagged with LeSean McCoy, the former Eagles and Bills running back who became Acho's co-host on Fox Sports' Speak.
The third is a different register entirely. "Show us your racism, so we can know exactly who you are." is only a few weeks old and comes from the vein Acho is best known for, the conversations about race he began with "Uncomfortable Conversations with a Black Man" in 2020.
The channel as a whole is running about level with its usual daily views, and the subscriber count has not budged.
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The videos drawing views on Emmanuel Acho right now
- Channel
- Emmanuel Acho
- Subscribers
- 580,000
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 7,513
- Videos published this week
- 0
The numbers
Here is how Emmanuel Acho's channel and its busiest videos stood this week.
💡 Test your knowledge
Emmanuel Acho turned "Uncomfortable Conversations with a Black Man" into a book in which year?
The video series began in June 2020, and the book of the same name came out that November, becoming a New York Times bestseller.




