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6 Players About to Go Nuclear in Fantasy (Trade for Them)

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26 min
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Sep 24, 2026
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Thu, September 24, 2026
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Alec PierceAlvin KamaraAshton JeantyBijan RobinsonBlake CorumBrian Thomas Jr.Brock BowersCeeDee LambChase BrownChris GodwinChristian McCaffreyChuba HubbardCourtland SuttonD.J. Moore
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Alec Pierce

NegativeBust10:54

Ron Stewart mentions Alec Pierce as a late-round draft pick that has been unstartable.

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Alvin Kamara

PositiveProjection13:21

Ron Stewart cites Alvin Kamara as a historical example of a running back who maintained high-level production throughout his entire rookie season, using him as a benchmark for rookie performance expectations.

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Ashton Jeanty

PositiveBreakout19:59

Ron Stewart identifies Ashton Jeanty as a top trade target and a potential legendary running back, ranking him RB6 rest-of-season. Despite a poor week two performance, his usage metrics—including number one route participation and high red zone target share—support his elite status.

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Bijan Robinson

NegativeValue21:53

Ron Stewart is not willing to sell Bijan Robinson in trade scenarios to acquire other assets like Ashton Jeanty.

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Blake Corum

NegativeValue17:18

Ron Stewart views Blake Corum as a trade asset that can be packaged to acquire players like Jeremiah Love or Jameson Williams, labeling the latter move as an easy deal.

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Brian Thomas Jr.

NegativeValue17:13

The source mentions Brian Thomas Jr. as a trade piece, specifically in the context of selling him if an owner can convince a trade partner of his breakout potential.

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Brock Bowers

PositiveValue22:23

Ron Stewart is actively looking to acquire Brock Bowers in trades, specifically suggesting a package deal involving Jaylen Waddle to secure him.

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CeeDee Lamb

NegativeValue21:28

Ron Stewart is not interested in trading for CeeDee Lamb and would not include him in deals to acquire other players like Ashton Jeanty.

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Chase Brown

NegativeValue15:47

Ron Stewart is not interested in trading away Chase Brown, explicitly rejecting trade proposals involving him and stating he is not looking to sell him in current market scenarios.

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Chris Godwin

NegativeValue15:51

Ron Stewart views Chris Godwin as a flexible trade asset. He would consider trading him for Jeremiah Love if balanced with a 'fodder' receiver, and also suggests packaging him with Xavier Worthy to acquire Jameson Williams or using him to acquire Jalen McMillan.

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Christian McCaffrey

NegativeValue21:22

Ron Stewart explicitly states he is not interested in trading for Christian McCaffrey, noting he cannot execute a deal involving him.

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Chuba Hubbard

NegativeValue8:57

Ron Stewart suggests that trading Chuba Hubbard for Tee Higgins makes sense for fantasy managers who are set at running back and looking to improve their wide receiver depth. He is also a viable asset to move in packages for higher-upside targets like Jeremiah Love or Ashton Jeanty, though Stewart notes that for 'hero RB' teams, Hubbard is a hold rather than a sell.

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Courtland Sutton

NegativeBust10:41

Ron Stewart classifies Courtland Sutton as an unstartable player among late-round wide receiver picks, though he notes Sutton can still serve as 'fodder' to add depth in larger trade packages.

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D.J. Moore

PositiveValue18:38

Ron Stewart is high on DJ Moore, citing the Bills' high pass rate over expectation and Josh Allen's elite quarterback play. Despite a poor week one performance, Stewart expects Moore to be a 'smash' play and recommends trading for him while his value is potentially suppressed. He also considers Moore to be in the same tier as Mike Evans.

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D'Andre Swift

PositiveValue15:51

Ron Stewart is actively looking to acquire D'Andre Swift in trades, specifically recommending pairing him with Jaylen Waddle as a target strategy.

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Davante Adams

NegativeValue16:56

Ron Stewart suggests trading away Davante Adams to sell high following a strong performance, specifically mentioning a potential swap for Jeremiah Love.

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David Montgomery

NegativeValue10:07

Ron Stewart views David Montgomery as a tradeable asset, suggesting he can be moved to acquire Tee Higgins or Ashton Jeanty. While Stewart prefers Jeremiah Love straight up, he acknowledges that 0-2 teams might prioritize Montgomery's immediate scoring potential over long-term upside.

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De'Von Achane

PositiveValue16:44

Ron Stewart is actively targeting Devon Achane in trades, viewing him as an easy acquisition target.

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Deebo Samuel

NegativeValue17:05

The source suggests Deebo Samuel as a potential sell candidate, noting the 49ers' current injury situation.

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Denzel Boston

NegativeValue29:02

Ron Stewart identifies Denzel Boston as a sell-high candidate following a recent spike in production; Stewart ranks him as the WR38 rest-of-season and suggests trading him to acquire Jameson Williams or other difference-makers.

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Derrick Henry

NegativeValue22:02

Ron Stewart is not looking to sell Derrick Henry in trade scenarios, grouping him with other players he intends to keep on his roster.

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DK Metcalf

PositiveValue10:55

Ron Stewart lists DK Metcalf as currently difficult to start in fantasy lineups and uses him as a benchmark for an 'expected points merchant.' However, Stewart also identifies Metcalf as an easy trade target to acquire Jalen McMillan.

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Ezekiel Elliott

PositiveProjection13:22

Ron Stewart cites Ezekiel Elliott as a historical example of a running back who maintained high-level production throughout his entire rookie season, serving as a positive precedent for rookie backfield success.

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Garrett Wilson

PositiveValue22:12

Ron Stewart identifies Garrett Wilson as an easy trade target to acquire.

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George Pickens

PositiveValue24:06

Ron Stewart considers George Pickens a strong buy-low candidate, noting he was nearly featured as a primary recommendation in the video. He also suggests Pickens as a trade piece to help acquire Ashton Jeanty.

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Isaiah Likely

PositiveValue24:24

Ron Stewart is willing to trade Isaiah Likely to acquire Jalen McMillan.

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Jalen Coker

NegativeValue18:21

Ron Stewart views Jaylen Coker as a rookie upside play that can be included in trade packages, specifically noting he would accept a deal involving Kyren Williams for Jeremiah Love and Coker.

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Jalen McMillan

PositiveBreakout22:35

Ron Stewart is buying Jalen McMillan, citing Matt Harmon's reception perception data which highlights his Z receiver role and ability to get open. He expects a breakout game soon and suggests trading players like Chris Godwin, DK Metcalf, or Isaiah Likely to acquire him.

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James Cook

NegativeValue22:02

Ron Stewart views James Cook in the same tier as Ashton Jeanty and is not looking to trade him for Jeanty; Stewart explicitly states he is not selling Cook, Derrick Henry, or Chase Brown.

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Jameson Williams

PositiveBreakout23:36

Ron Stewart identifies Jameson Williams as a priority buy-low target. Despite being the WR57 in fantasy points, he ranks as a top-24 receiver in volume and first-read targets, suggesting positive regression is imminent. Stewart ranks him as the WR26 rest-of-season and suggests acquiring him in deals involving Blake Corum, Travis Etienne Jr., or a package of Chris Godwin and Xavier Worthy.

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Javonte Williams

PositiveValue21:33

Ron Stewart is willing to add assets to acquire Javonte Williams in a trade, noting he is in the RB10-15 tier.

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Jaxon Smith-Njigba

NegativeValue21:48

Ron Stewart is not willing to sell Jaxon Smith-Njigba to acquire other assets.

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Jayden Reed

NegativeInjury10:48

Ron Stewart notes that Jaden Reed recently went down with an injury.

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Jaylen Waddle

NegativeValue8:36

Ron Stewart considers Jaylen Waddle to be in the same tier as Tee Higgins for trade valuation purposes. Stewart is actively targeting Waddle in trade scenarios, including packaging him with D'Andre Swift or Brock Bowers to acquire Ashton Jeanty, and notes he would be willing to move Waddle to acquire Jeremiah Love.

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Jaylen Warren

NegativeValue15:33

Ron Stewart considers Jaylen Warren a fair trade piece to include in packages to acquire Jeremiah Love, despite viewing Warren as a buy-low candidate in other contexts.

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Jeremiyah Love

PositiveBreakout11:57

Ron Stewart identifies Jeremiah Love as a high-upside buy and a potential fantasy monster for the second half of the season. Despite a ramp-up period following an ankle injury and some frustrating early finishes, Stewart ranks him ahead of Kyren Williams. Stewart suggests targeting him in trades, specifically noting he would move assets like David Montgomery, Chuba Hubbard, Davante Adams, or a package of Kyren Williams and Jaylen Coker to acquire him.

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Jordan Addison

NegativeBust10:53

Ron Stewart categorizes Jordan Addison as an unstartable player among the late-round wide receiver draft picks.

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Keon Coleman

NegativeValue20:37

Ron Stewart acknowledges Keon Coleman as a fun player but suggests he lacks the high-end fantasy ceiling of DJ Moore or Dalton Kincaid in the current Bills offense.

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Khalil Shakir

NegativeValue20:37

Ron Stewart acknowledges Khalil Shakir as a fun player but suggests he lacks the high-end fantasy ceiling of teammates like DJ Moore or Dalton Kincaid in the current Bills offense.

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Kyren Williams

NegativeValue17:31

Ron Stewart would trade Kyren Williams for Jeremiah Love and Jaylen Coker, noting that he has ranked Love ahead of Williams and views the deal as beneficial for teams needing immediate points.

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Malik Nabers

NegativeValue8:31

Ron Stewart views Malik Nabers as a sell candidate in current trade markets, noting he would be willing to move off of Nabers to acquire Tee Higgins.

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Michael Wilson

NegativeBust10:41

Ron Stewart identifies Michael Wilson as an unstartable player among the late-round wide receiver draft picks.

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Mike Evans

NegativeValue9:06

Ron Stewart views a trade package involving Mike Evans and Golden for Tee Higgins as being a bit too expensive. Stewart also places Mike Evans in the same tier as DJ Moore for trade evaluation purposes.

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Puka Nacua

NegativeValue21:17

Ron Stewart expresses concern regarding Puka Nacua's injury status and the uncertainty surrounding his health, stating he would be willing to move him in a package deal to acquire other assets like Ashton Jeanty.

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Quinshon Judkins

NegativeValue16:48

The source mentions Quinshon Judkins as a potential trade piece alongside Chris Godwin, though notes the package might be a bit much.

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Rachaad White

NegativeValue8:33

Ron Stewart indicates that Rachaad White alone is insufficient value to acquire Tee Higgins in a trade.

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Rashee Rice

NegativeValue9:12

Ron Stewart expresses a strong desire to move off of Rashee Rice in favor of acquiring Tee Higgins. Stewart is low on Rice, ranking him as the WR25 moving forward, and would be willing to trade him straight up for DJ Moore or use him as a piece to acquire Ashton Jeanty.

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Sam LaPorta

NegativeUsage26:40

Ron Stewart argues that concerns regarding Sam LaPorta overtaking Jameson Williams in the Lions' target hierarchy are overstated, noting that Williams currently leads LaPorta in first-read targets.

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Saquon Barkley

NegativeValue13:23

While acknowledging Saquon Barkley's historical rookie success, Ron Stewart is currently willing to sell him in trade scenarios to upgrade his roster or acquire other targets.

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Stefon Diggs

PositiveValue10:40

Ron Stewart identifies Stefon Diggs as a rare successful late-round draft hit and is actively targeting him in trade negotiations.

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Tee Higgins

PositiveValue0:47

Ron Stewart identifies Tee Higgins as a primary buy-low target; he is currently ranked as the WR25 despite WR28 usage and has yet to score a touchdown. Stewart projects Higgins is one spike week away from vaulting into the fringe WR1 tier. Higgins boasts elite underlying metrics, including a 27% target per route run rate and 2.57 yards per route run, while leading Cincinnati in play-action targets. He is a prime trade target for a potential blowup spot against the Steelers, a team allowing a 50% explosive play rate on play-action passes; historically, Higgins has recorded four 100-plus yard games and six touchdowns in 10 career games against Pittsburgh. Stewart would move off Malik Nabers or Rashee Rice to acquire him, and considers him in the same tier as Jaylen Waddle.

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Travis Etienne

NegativeInjury28:36

Ron Stewart notes that Travis Etienne Jr. is dealing with an injury, which complicates his value as a trade asset; Stewart suggests he is a candidate to move for Jameson Williams if the owner does not need him, noting that nothing has gone right for him this season.

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Tre Tucker

NegativeValue15:57

Ron Stewart identifies Trey Tucker as a potential 'fodder' receiver to include in trade negotiations to add depth when moving more significant assets.

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Zay Flowers

PositiveValue21:38

Ron Stewart identifies Zay Flowers as an easy trade target to acquire, suggesting he could be part of a package deal to obtain other assets.

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Full transcript

Episode Transcript

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0:00What's going on, man? Welcome back to the basement. I'm Ron and there's no better time to trade in your fantasy football league than right now. With two
0:08weeks behind us, we now have an actual trade market with supply and demand.
0:13Before the season, it's a lot of I like your player better than my player. Let's make a trade. Well, now it's I'm 0 and2
0:18and I need to win right now. I can't wait for this player to get back from injury. or if you're 2 and 0, maybe you
0:24can afford to wait for a player to get back from injury and start building a super team for what your championship
0:29run might look like down the stretch.
0:31And then a one-on-one team also has all kinds of flexibility to improve their roster. So, as you're out there wheeling and dealing and making trades, here are
0:40six players I'm looking to buy low heading into week three of the fantasy football season. As always, if you enjoy, leave a like, subscribe if you're
0:47new, and the first player we're looking to buy is T. Higgins. Now, how this video works is I get my rest of season
0:53rankings done over on the Patreon.
0:56patreon.com/roonster. You can find that in the description and the comment section below. I rank my top 150 players for the foreseeable future. And then I
1:05look around. There's some trade value charts and there is some uh rankings out there and just kind of see what sticks
1:11out of, oh, this player looks a little bit low. We should be buying this player. T. Higgins stuck out for me
1:18because he's somebody that I feel is due for a big game. Now, he's not someone you can buy super super cheap, but he is
1:23the wide receiver 25 on wide receiver 28 usage. He hasn't scored a touchdown yet.
1:28He is so so close to a true spike game here. And I think T. Higgins is one spike week away from being not
1:38untouchable, but going from this low-end wide receiver 2 to getting up into that Devonte Smith, Drake London, Garrett Wilson, kind of like fringe wide
1:46receiver one area. This is somebody that is on a Bengals team that is finally peaking early and actually hitting their stride here. This is from Joe Goodberry
1:56pointing out that this is the best Joe Burrow PFF grade through two weeks of his entire career. Meaning that he's already humming, getting the offense
2:04going. And as we know with the Bengals historically, they always get hot as the season goes on. And I think it's only
2:09going to go up from here, but without all of the headaches of the early season Bengals of I've been doing this for a
2:14little bit. You can think back to last year, the year before that, the year before that where I hop on here and I'm
2:19like, "Guys, the Bengals always do this.
2:21Hang on." Well, now there's none of that. It's just the Bengals are a good offense right now, but T. Higgins has been lagging behind
2:29here with he had five catches for 95 yards. That's great. But it's 14 PPR points. Week one, he had three catches,
2:3459 yards. We're still yet to have a massive week. He is again right on the fringes of a top 24 wide receiver. He's
2:41the wide receiver 25 on wide receiver 28 usage. But the usage is really strong.
2:46Well, it's not strong in terms of oh well, he's the wide receiver 15 in terms of usage. just meaning volume, a dot,
2:52target share, all of that. The quality is awesome. He has a 27% target per route run rate from Jacob Gibbs here. Uh
2:59you also have 2.57 yards per route run.
3:02And then he's leading Cincinnati in play action targets. These are all awesome numbers for him in terms of getting a lot of volume on his routes, being
3:10efficient on those routes, and then in this new underenter look being the product of the underenter play action marriage of the run game to the pass
3:18game. It just hasn't fully connected yet where we're really holding our breath here. I think very soon we're going to get one of these T. Higgins kind of
3:24classic T. Higgins 140 yards, a touchdown or two style game where he just completely takes over. And that could be this week. Now, the Pittsburgh
3:33Steelers is who he plays this week. On paper, it's not great. They've only allowed the 31st most points to fantasy wide receivers. So, they've been really
3:41solid. Well, they've played the Falcons who had Cooper Rush. And then they've also played Drake May. and you're talking about like, you know, Romeo Dobs
3:48and the Funky Bunch on that team. Well, now they got to defend the Bengals. And when we talk about this new play action
3:55filled Cincinnati Bengals offense, T.
3:57Higgins is the focal point of the play action and Steelers are allowing 50% explosive play rate on play action passes through
4:08the air. Now, it's a small sample, but it just means that they are very susceptible to play action, allowing for a big play, which is where T. Higgins
4:14thrives. So, I think you can buy him now before he has one of these T. Higgins games where he gets 150 yards, two
4:20touchdowns, and then all of a sudden is not untouchable, but again, somebody who kind of gets rocket shipped up into the uh Garrett Wilson, Devonte
4:28Smith area. This is somebody against the Pittsburgh Steelers, he has in 10 career games versus the Steelers, he has four 100 plus yard games and six games with a
4:37touchdown over that span. I think that this could be a blowup spot for T.
4:41Higgins. Now, how this video works is we then go over to fantasycal.com/database.
4:49That is where you can find this data. It has fantasy football rankings and trades generated from 7 million trades from real fantasy football leagues. We have
4:57it set to 10 to 14 teamers, one quarterback leagues, half PPR, full PPR.
5:01And now we see what what do you actually have to pay? Because it's one thing for me to tell you guys, yeah, go out there,
5:06buy it to Higgins, go see what happens.
5:08But what can we actually pay to get him?
5:11I wouldn't mind moving off of neighbors into T Higgins, but I need more than Rashad White. Uh on the other side, I
5:16would send two in for T. Higgins. Waddle and T I would have in the same tier. Let me actually pull up my rest of season
5:22rankings on the side here just to get a frame of reference for what we are working with uh on the trade market. Uh
5:32Teiggan for Jeremiah Love. Now I probably stole Jeremiah Love there.
5:37I would do I'm not I'm not even crazy about selling Hubard, but I would sell Hubard for T if I was if it was like a
5:42team where my running backs were set and I just, you know, happened to hit on Chuba Hubard late. I think Hubard for
5:46Tigens makes a lot of sense here. Uh Evans and Golden for T. A little bit expensive. I would love to get if I
5:52could get if I could get out of the Rashi Rice business to get into T.
5:58Higgins, I would do that all day long.
6:01This is another one like Juba Hubard. If if I didn't need the running back help, I would go scatter to T. Tiggins. Uh,
6:07oh, I would do Montgomery to Tiggins as well. So, I like this a lot. Like if you have an extra running back you don't
6:11need, which I know is rare, but you might have done double hero RB, right?
6:14Maybe you have like a Jonathan Taylor, Ashton Genty, and then you just kind of like took a third running back in that
6:19like round seven through 10 area. Uh, or I guess like even like a David Montgomery a little bit earlier and it
6:24it kind of hurt your wide receiver depth. I know a lot of wide receivers right now are kind of terrible, especially if you started like if you
6:30started running back early, which obviously has turned out great, but then you hammered those wide receivers later.
6:36That like round seven plus area has been terrible. I mean, you've had a couple of hits. You've had like Golden Stfan
6:41Diggs, but like when you talk about Courtland Sutton, Quentyn Johnston, uh Michael Wilson, uh just guys who have been unstartable, Jaden Reed just went
6:49down. I'm trying to think of like all the guys that were getting drafted in that range. Jordan Addison that are just
6:54like Alec Pierce that are just like not even DK Metaf, Michael Pitman, uh Xavier Worthy, guys that you can't even really
7:03put in your lineup. You know what I mean? So, if you're in a spot like that, I I don't hate uh selling a running back
7:08to get into the T. Higgins business.
7:10Now, after that, let's talk about my next trade target. And this one's very simple. If you're a 2 and 0 team and
7:17your RB2 is weak, go out there, go get Jeremiah Love because apparently he is the second most rostered player on
7:28O and2 fantasy team. So there might be a guy out there who has Jeremiah Love on his O and2 fantasy team that can't
7:34afford to wait for Jeremiah Love to break out and be awesome. But my point of why I would be buying Jeremiah Love
7:40is because I think when the weeks really matter, when we get to week eight, week 9, week 10 plus into the fantasy
7:45football playoffs, I think he's going to be an absolute monster. We see this all the time when it comes to rookie running
7:50backs. They oftent times backload their production. We look at 16 plus point per game running backs about an RB1. Uh since 2010, week nine on. Of course,
8:01Kamaro was awesome all year. Zeke was awesome all year. Sequ was awesome all year. But JT, if people remember, JT was
8:07like one of my first years actually doing this, his rookie year, and he was terrible through seven weeks. Uh, and then all of a sudden, he broke out down
8:15the stretch. You had Nick Chub kind of unseating Carlos Hyde that year. Uh, a lot of these guys finding ways to score
8:22fantasy points down the stretch of the season, getting to that 16 plus point per game area, which I think Jeremiah Love can do as well. I think all it's
8:30going to take for Jeremiah Love is one breakout game. One game where he has like a 55% 60% snap share. He rips off a
8:36long run, he scores a touchdown for him to elevate himself to a spot where the buy window has now closed. But I think
8:42that we are now in a spot right now where the buy window is still open and if he's on an 0 and2 team, I think you
8:47can give some more immediate production.
8:49You know, can you turn a Chuba Hubard or David Montgomery into a Jeremiah Love?
8:53Uh, I would be looking to do that. And then of course also just knowing to temper expectations, he came into the
8:58year with an ankle injury. This from Deepak Jonah. We're still in the ramp up period. He's still a rookie, but he's
9:03talented. He scored a touchdown in week one. He just came off playing the Seahawks as well. I think it's always a
9:08good idea to just buy players who just played the Seahawks. Uh so I don't mind Jeremiah Love at all as a buy this week.
9:15Now, when we look at what you have to pay to get into the Jeremiah Love business, let's see. Let's actually just
9:21make the assets two to three. I I only want two for ones or one for twos or one for ones. Wow. Pwash for love.
9:29Oh, I can't I can't I can't sell if if you have PES, I just don't think you can sell him. Uh would I do a Bua and Warren
9:36for love? I probably would. I probably would, but that's that's about as expensive as I would go. And I will say,
9:42spoiler alert, I have a Bua as a buy later on in this video. But if I did that have the depth to pull this off, I
9:47would. Uh Chase Brown for love and Cooker, no sir. Swift and Godwin for love. No, I I wouldn't hate it, but I
9:54would need like a fodder wide receiver back if I'm giving up Godwin, you know.
9:57Can I get a literally any fodder receiver if I can get Trey Tucker or Courtland Sutton?
10:03Just something back. Uh Waddle for Love easily. Uh A Chan for Love and Wadd.
10:08Wow.
10:12I think I would do that. I think I would I would need Obviously, I'm not doing Hampton straight up. I I would do Dvonte
10:17for love if you want to sell high on this Dvonte game. Sure. I prefer Love to Montgomery straight up, but I don't know
10:22who's making that deal. Unless if you could convince this this guy that like Montgomery is going to outscore Love in the short term and you, you know, you're
10:290 and2, you need Montgomery. I I guess I don't hate that. Same deal with Scataboo. Uh Jud, no sir. Tiggins Downs
10:35for Love, no sir.
10:38I mean, Goth and Cororum obviously. Uh let's let's let's find one more that makes sense.
10:45I'm just not gonna ones that aren't realistic like Henderson and Vele.
10:48That's just not realistic. I'm not going to entertain anything that's not realistic.
10:53Kirn for Love and Conpion. I actually would do that. I would if if somebody needed points immediately, you can give him Kiran. You get back Jeremiah Love,
11:01who I've ranked ahead of Kairen, and then you get Conpsion as well as a rookie upside play at wide receiver. I
11:07don't hate that at all. But you guys kind of get the idea of what I'm looking for with Jeremiah Love. I would really
11:12only be looking to buy Jeremiah Love if I was 2 and 0 and could afford some more frustrating finishes from him over the
11:18next three or so weeks. Uh, our next trade target is DJ Moore. Now, him being healthy this week, it seems like he's
11:26going to play it. It kind of puts a little bit of a damper on this, but I still like DJ Moore. He just put up
11:32minus.01 points after the absolutely electric uh like high-scoring game on Thursday. Maybe the guy who has DJ Moore lost his game because of that. Maybe he
11:42doesn't real realize what he has in DJ Moore. But I'm all over DJ Moore and really just the the Bills offense in
11:48general because yes, they're the Bills are always going to score points, but this year more than ever, this is from Adam Levitan here. The Bills were
11:55clearly negative pass rate over expectation last season. Joe Brady as head coach is slinging it. They have the 1, two, three, four, fifth, sixth
12:02highest pass rate over expectation in the NFL. They have a higher aid out with Josh Allen than they ever have before.
12:09DJ Moore in week one had a 27% target share attached to Josh Allen. For as much as you're seeing Dolan Concaid
12:14cook, DJ Moore is going to do that same exact thing once he's back in the lineup and healthy. So, if there's anybody out
12:19there that's kind of doubting DJ Moore status, his health, you know, is this the Dalton Concade show? I promise Josh Allen, a top three quarterback in the
12:26NFL at worst, if he's going to be passing the ball at a top six rate in the NFL, there's going to be plenty of
12:32volume to support both King Kade and DJ Moore. Unless if you're giving like I I don't know. Keon Coleman, Kosh Shakir,
12:38they're fun players, but that's about it. DJ Moore and Concade I think are both going to be huge smashes this year.
12:43So, if there's any wiggle room on DJ Moore, um I would pick up the phone and see what it would take. Let's see. Let's
12:49see what it would take to get DJ Moore.
12:51If you need some wide receiver help, uh I would trade Rashi Rice for DJ Moore straight up. But I'm also just I'm also
12:56just low on Rashi Rice. I have Rashi Rice ranked as my wide receiver 25 moving forward. Uh wow. I would do this
13:04as well. Could I do Rashi Rice into the DJ Moore and Jaylen Coker? Uh, Saquon for DJ Moore. Judkins. No, I would do
13:10Toutton straight up for DJ Moore if I didn't need Toutin's running back help.
13:13Uh, let's say I stumbled into a Hubard.
13:14I would absolutely do that as well.
13:16Pickings for Mour and Pard. No. No. Oh, Bill. I mean, Bill and Ounce for DJ Moore easily. Corum and Odun
13:25easily. Um, Javant. No, sir.
13:29Anything else stick out? We'll find one more. We'll find one more that I I like.
13:36Wow. Hubard or DJ Moore? That's a coin flip to me based on what you need. I mean, obviously Evans for I have Evans
13:42and DJ Moore in the same tier. Let's find one more. Uh Garrett Wilson for DJ Moore. No. Diggs in Boston for DJ Moore.
13:50Oh, I would do that easily. I don't know who made this. If you're in my comment section and you made this deal, I'd like
13:55to shake your hand, brother. I'd like to shake your hand. As much as I love Denzel Boston, if you can take Denzel
13:59Boston's huge spike week, add it to washed up Digs who just lost not washed up Digs, he's played well. My bad. He's
14:05played well, but he just lost Jayen Daniels for who who know how who knows how long. If you guys can tell, I'm
14:11recording this in the morning. We've had a couple of of missteps here. But if you can take those two and upgrade to Josh
14:17Allen's wide receiver one, yeah, uh let's let's let's make that happen. Now, our fourth trade target here is going to be Jameson Williams. This is one that I
14:27really like because and it's something that I'm very conscious of when I make these videos because we're talking about the trade market. I definitely look
14:32around the space, you know, whether it's like Twitter or other YouTube videos of just like who are the recommended buys and sells because if I just give you
14:39the, you know, like if I gave you Jameson Williams and Coulson Lovelin last week, everyone is going out there trying to buy them. It's why this week,
14:46uh, I was going to put George Piggin and Luther Burden, but they seemed too obvious. Those are two guys that I'm
14:51buying, but they're too obvious. Jameson Williams super common buy low after uh week one and two. Now you know you string back you string together two bad
15:01performances. One in a prime time spot.
15:03Everyone's like whoa this is this is too bad. I don't even want to buy low now.
15:07Well now is the time to buy low because this is the Jameson Williams experience.
15:11It's actually funny because he usually does the opposite of this. Uh or like back in like 2024. Right now he is the
15:17wide receiver 15 on wide receiver 57. Uh hold on. He is the wide receiver 15 in usage in terms of volume. He's a top 24
15:25wide receiver in terms of volume, targets, all of that. But he is the wide receiver 57 in fantasy points, meaning that he's getting the volume. He's just
15:34not producing. But he isn't one of these uh expected points merchants like we've seen. Like DK Mechaf right now is is
15:41that uh Jameson Williams, I'm pretty certain in this offense, in a team, in an environment that's going to score a lot of points, he's going to be just
15:49fine efficiency wise. He's always been a big play waiting to happen. He's always been an efficiency monster in terms of yards per target, yards per reception,
15:55all of that. So, it's going to come. If we look here, I think that the stuff of like Leaporta overtaking Jameson
16:01Williams is overstated here. You look at first read targets. Of course, Aman Rosane Brown is going to be the alpha, but then Jameson Williams has the second
16:08most first read targets in this offense ahead of Sam Laora, who Sam Laora has been producing well around like 13 14
16:15points per game. If Jameson Williams is that 13 14 points per game, he'd be a top 24 wide receiver right now. And I
16:20think that that is coming for him, he has to play against the Jets at home after getting absolutely embarrassed on Thursday night. I think they're going to
16:28be looking to run up the score against Aaron Glenn, an old coach that was in Detroit. And I think this is where
16:33Jameson Williams gets back on track. And I think right now when he's not the most obvious buy or sell in the world, you go
16:40out there and you get a low ball offer in for JMO. With that being said, let's see what he goes for. Whoa. Let's see
16:48what he goes for. I can't imagine it's a lot. I can't imagine it's anything crazy. I mean, we now have two. Wow.
16:56Golden or Jammo? How do I have these guys ranked?
17:00I have them back to back with JMO one spot ahead. I don't hate that, but I also do hate that. Like, I don't like
17:05the wide receiver for wide receiver deals aren't that fun. Wow. Corum for JMO. Easy. Easy. Corm for J Mo.
17:13Judkins and Godwin. It's a little bit much. I actually I would do ETN for JMO.
17:17I will say I almost put ETN as a buy in this video, but he came up with an injury this week. Like nothing can go
17:21right for ETN. I would trade him for JMO if I didn't need him. Uh if you want to sell somebody on like Debo and like the
17:2749ers having a Mike Evans injury, you can certainly do that. I don't think that that's realistic though. Uh wow, BTJ and Aronda Gadston. If you can sell
17:35somebody on uh Gadin's about to be a breakout tight end and you need one, uh go right on ahead. Godwin and worthy for
17:42JO. Easy. Boston for JL. Easy, guys. Is Boston a sell high? I know this is a trade video, but we've now seen Boston
17:50in a couple of these. And don't get me wrong, again, I love Boston. We do the rookie receiver report, but if you can
17:56turn Boston into I mean, Jamo's my wide receiver 26 rest of season. Boston's my wide receiver 38. So, if you can jump up
18:03from Boston, you know what? I hate to say it, but we're going to say it.
18:06Denzel Boston's a sell high this week.
18:07If you can take Denzel Boston and make him J Mo or better or add to Denzel Boston and get a true difference maker,
18:16go ahead and get that done. And again, I hate to say that. I like Boston a lot.
18:21Now, our fifth trade target, and don't kill me for this one. I'm going to get killed for this one because you guys are
18:26going to say, "Oh, Ron, like this is unrealistic." But it's Ashen Genty. At least kick the tires. at least kick the
18:32tires because when we talk about Ashton Genty, a potential legendary running back candidate, you're going to have to pay a pretty
18:39penny to get into the Ashen Genty conversation. But I do think that this past game where he only puts up 10.3 PPR points has kind of opened the
18:49door a jar. He had three drops. He had 21 carries for 48 rushing yards. He looked straight bad against the Chargers
18:55this week. But I really like Genty. This is where I have him ranked right now rest of season. I have him RB6 overall.
19:02You may disagree, but what I'm trying to tell you is that if you have any of these running backs ranked RB 10 through
19:0615, so Saquon Hampton, Hen, Javvante, Bree, Bucky, if you can take any of them, add a piece or two and get into
19:13the Ashen Genty sweep stakes, I personally would. This is somebody that in week two had 30.5 expected PPR points, meaning his usage was the RB1
19:21overall on the week. Yes, he underperformed that by 20 PPR points, but it just goes to show that his role is as good as it gets. And I trust this
19:30offense with Kubak. They are in the low 20s for EPA per play. The offensive line looks great. You also are super
19:35concentrated in the red zone with Ash and Genty. You look here, this is from Jacob Gibbs, a great a great follow on
19:41Twitter. By the way, his rout participation in week two, number one among all running backs. So, he's running all of the routs, getting all of
19:48the passing game usage, and not only all the passing game usage, but in the red zone. This is from Jacob Gibbs as well
19:53on the bottom. Only four players have more red zone targets than Ashen Genty.
19:56It's Aman Ross St. Brown, McBride, JSN, Jaylen Coker. He is every time that the Raiders are about to score, it is going
20:03to be through Ashton Genty. If they're in the red zone, it is going through Ashton Genty. His usage is amazing. This
20:09is from the fantasy life utilization report. Shout out to Dwayne McFarland where essentially based on your usage, your snap share, rush time share, all of
20:17that, you get a score. He has the number one score in the entire NFL among running backs in terms of snap share,
20:24rush attempt share, route share, 23% target share is ridiculous as well. He's the inside the five running back. He has it all in an offense that, you know, we
20:32thought the Raiders would be bottom five. Now they're looking to be more league average. I think again, if you can just take a really weird game where
20:39he had like three drops, only scored 10pr points. If there's any wiggle room to get into the Ashen Genty business, I
20:44think right now is maybe the last time that window or that door will be open.
20:49Now, in terms of what you actually have to pay, I'm willing to pay top dollar.
20:54Let's see what you have to pay. Uh, Pickinsson Montgomery, easy. Easy. Uh, Javvante and Rashi Rice, easy. James Cook, I mean, James, I have James Cook
21:02and Genty in the same tier, so I'm not really looking to do anything like that.
21:05Skybone ETN, easy. Bowowers and Jaylen Waddle, easy. Not even thinking about it. Puka for Genty and Golden. Yeah.
21:12Yeah. If I could turn Puka into Genty right now, I would. I I don't like Puka being banged up and all of the
21:17wishy-washy around it. If I could get Puka and then I get back a wide receiver and then an Ashenti, I'd do it. Swift
21:22and Waddle, easy. All of these I'm doing, fellas. Um, I can't do the Macaffrey one. I can't do Lamb. Scatterable Rice, easy. Um, if I
21:33can add to Javvante, sure. Flowers, Chuba Hubard, easy. Yes.
21:38See, the thing is, I'm not selling anybody better than Genty, though. Like, I'm not selling JSN to get to Genty. I'm
21:43not selling Bejon to get to Genty or Lamb or Cook.
21:47If I can, the only time that I'm looking to sell Gent or Washington is if I can get from Washington to Genty, I would do
21:52that. Um, like I said, if I I would buy Genty if I had a running back that was ranked uh in like outside of his tier,
22:02if that makes sense, right? Like we look here, uh, I'm not selling like Cook, Derrick Henry, or Chase Brown to get to
22:07Genty, but I am selling Saquon through Bucky type players to get to Genty. Uh, Garrett Wilson, Bill, easy. Devon Han
22:14Digs. Easy, easy. Han and Digs. Uh, are any of these like even close by this trade value stuff? 346 Bowers and
22:23Waddle. I'm doing that. Um, Achan and Waddle.
22:30That's as much as I'll pay, but I'm doing that. That's as much as I'll pay, but I'm doing that. Um, all right. Now,
22:35moving on to our last trade target. Here we have We're going back to the Well, Amecha Ibuka. He scores a touchdown last
22:43week, but he only puts up three catches, 16 yards. Hasn't looked that great. The Bucks offense as a whole hasn't looked
22:47great, but I'm buying him at Kabuka. He has the role we're looking for. This is from Matt Harmon, who by the way, shout
22:52out Matt Harman. Shout out to reception perception. He's amazing. We have him on this channel uh once a year. We have him
22:57on the Dynasty channel once a year. He is awesome. He works over at Yahoo. Uh he has done some inseason charting. His
23:03reception perception where he's going to look at the routes each receiver runs, how often they're getting open, what do they look like, his outlook on Ibuka
23:10said. Everything on tape shows us that Ibuka is playing well. He is in the Z receiver role that Robinson promised and
23:15suits his skills. I'd buy low before the eruption game. That may not be this week against the Vikings, but it's coming
23:20soon. And I agree. I just think the role is awesome. He's a good player. I think Baker Mayfield is going to get it
23:25figured out. And because of that, I would be buying a Mecha Ibuka before that door closes. Now, speaking of Ibuka, what do I have to spend to get
23:35into the Amecha Ibuka conversation this week? It should be honestly even cheaper than it was last week. Uh I would do
23:43Golden for Ibuka, but again like I'd rather not just do a wide receiver for wide receiver.
23:50Two in for Ibuka. I would um Henderson Diggs for Ibuka.
23:59No deal. No deal. Can't. Um Price Godwin. Easy for Ibuka. Um Javvante for I would do that. Javvante for Hubard.
24:08Ibuka. I would do that. Let's find one more. I mean, I would do Rashi for Ibuka, but that's not realistic. Let's
24:13find one more.
24:15Neighbors for Ibuka. Neighbors is Neighbors is kind of a sell, but I think everyone is is selling him.
24:21Mechaf for Ibuka. Easy.
24:24Likely for Iuka, honestly, without dart.
24:26Yeah. Swit for Iuka.
24:30No, I would do Hubard for Iuka, but that's like really, really close. And I honestly don't even think that Hubard's a cell. It just comes down to how you
24:37constructed your team. Like if it's a if it's a hero RB team uh where Hubard's in your RB2 spot and like your other RB2
24:44options are like Rico Dael and Chris Rodriguez, just roll with Hubard in your RB2 spot. That is a gift. Um but if you
24:53did like a running back early start and Hubard is kind of a luxury on your team, then you could sell high uh and get into
24:59some wide receiver conversations uh with that. But that is going to do it for us today.
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