6 Players To Sell High In Week 4

Amon-Ra St. Brown is mentioned as the primary receiver whose potential injury would theoretically elevate Jameson Williams to a WR1 status.

Jaylen Daniels notes that while Brock Purdy is performing at an MVP-caliber level and is often a fantasy team's second quarterback, he is expected to regress. Purdy is currently averaging 27 fantasy points per game, significantly higher than his career average, largely driven by unsustainable rushing production (31 yards per game vs. 21 career high). Consequently, he is ranked as a mid-QB1 (QB6) rather than a top-three lock.

Bucky Irving's fantasy outlook is downgraded due to the quarterback change to Jaylen Daniels. The Buccaneers' offensive projection has plummeted to 17.5 points, and Irving's target share is expected to decrease as the offense struggles.

Chris Rodriguez Jr. is actively cutting into Tank Bigsby's red zone opportunities, contributing to the usage concerns that limit Bigsby's fantasy ceiling.

Jaylen Daniels recommends attempting to trade away Buccaneers assets to acquire DJ Moore, even if it requires including an additional small piece in the deal.

Jaylen Daniels advises trading away DeVonta Smith, potentially packaging him with a bench player to acquire higher-upside assets. Although Smith is currently the WR13 in PPG with a career-high nine targets per game, this volume is unlikely to hold; his target share is threatened by the expanding role of rookie Johnny Wilson and the eventual return of Dallas Goedert, which will likely push his target average down to seven or eight per game.

Jaylen Daniels identifies Drake London as a preferred target to acquire in trade scenarios, specifically recommending him as a player to move to when trading away DeVonta Smith.

Jakobi Meyers is a massive riser in Jaylen Daniels' rankings, but he carries a capped ceiling. Despite a 19.5-point performance recently, his highest score over the last 17 games is only 21 points, and he does not appear to be the primary beneficiary if Parker Washington were to miss time.

Jalen McMillan is identified as a target for trade acquisition, with Jaylen Daniels preferring to pivot toward him over current Buccaneers assets.

Jameson Williams is used as a comparison for fantasy upside, specifically regarding how a player's value might change if the primary receiver on their team were to suffer an injury.

Javonte Williams is identified as an ideal trade target for managers looking to pivot away from Tank Bigsby or Bucky Irving to acquire a more reliable three-down running back in a good offense; Jaylen Daniels would be willing to add a wide receiver to get the deal done.

Jaylen Daniels is viewed as a non-fantasy-friendly quarterback replacement for the Buccaneers. Over six seasons at Kansas, he never reached 3,000 passing yards in a single season, and his tendency to rush for scores rather than check down limits the fantasy upside of his teammates.

Jaylen Daniels identifies Jeremiah Love as a preferred trade target for fantasy managers looking to package players like Tank Bigsby to improve their roster.

Johnny Wilson is seeing an expanding role in the Eagles' offense, recently playing 70% of snaps for the first time in his career. As a first-round pick who missed time in training camp, he is expected to continue improving and commanding more targets as the season progresses.

Jaylen Daniels recommends trading for Justin Jefferson if your team has a winning record and can afford to wait through his current injury.

Keilan Robinson is utilized by the Jaguars in obvious two-minute drill and third-down passing scenarios, further capping Tank Bigsby's snap share.

Kyren Williams is suggested as a target to pivot to when trading away Bucky Irving, potentially by adding an extra piece to the deal.

Parker Washington is viewed as the alpha receiver in the Jaguars' offense, currently positioned ahead of Jakobi Meyers in the depth chart.

Puka Nacua is used as a hypothetical example of a primary receiver whose injury would elevate a teammate like Davante Adams to WR1 status.

Tank Bigsby has been a significant riser in rankings due to his efficiency, averaging nearly five yards per carry and scoring 10, 14, and 17 fantasy points in consecutive weeks. Despite his success, his usage is capped, with snap shares peaking at 51% and hovering around 48-51%, as he loses red zone work to Chris Rodriguez and third-down passing work to Keilan Robinson. Jaylen Daniels suggests using him as a trade piece to upgrade to a three-down back.

Trevor Lawrence intentionally went down at the one-yard line in a recent game specifically to help Tank Bigsby secure a rushing touchdown, highlighting his role in the backfield's scoring opportunities.

Jaylen Daniels identifies Zay Flowers as a preferred trade target. Despite playing only 33% of snaps in Week 3 due to a lingering injury, Flowers demonstrated high efficiency by scoring 15 fantasy points, making him a strong acquisition target over players like DeVonta Smith.