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Trade For These Players! | Week 2 | 2026 Fantasy Football Advice

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Sep 16, 2026

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Tucker KraftCalvin RidleyChristian WatsonDallas GoedertDarius CooperDenzel BostonDeVonta SmithDontayvion WicksJa'Marr ChaseJames CookJameson WilliamsJaylen WarrenJoe BurrowKeon Coleman

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Calvin Ridley

NegativeValue17:20

Calvin Ridley is mentioned by Coulson Lovelin as part of an example of a lopsided, insulting trade offer being sent in his dynasty league.

Christian Watson

PositiveRole13:58

Coulson Lovelin considers Christian Watson the preferred fantasy asset over Matthew Golden on the Packers. Watson is described as the more explosive player with a better downfield role and higher red-zone usage, making him the player to target for efficiency.

Dallas Goedert

NegativeUsage17:00

Dallas Goedert is part of a highly consolidated Eagles passing attack where he, Malik Nabers, DeVonta Smith, and Dontayvion Wicks account for over 86% of the team's targets. In Week 1, Goedert, Lemon, Smith, and Wicks all received a similar target share of three to four targets.

Darius Cooper

NegativeUsage18:48

Darius Cooper is effectively out of the Eagles' primary rotation, having run only two routes in Week 1 as the team consolidates usage around their top three wide receivers.

Denzel Boston

NegativeUsage20:16

Denzel Boston was previously highlighted as a free agency recommendation based on his high snap share, though he plays in a less desirable passing environment than the Eagles.

DeVonta Smith

NegativeUsage17:00

DeVonta Smith is a primary target in the Eagles' consolidated offense, maintaining an over 80% route share alongside teammates Malik Nabers and Dontayvion Wicks. In Week 1, Smith was part of a group including Goedert, Lemon, and Wicks that received a similar target share of three to four targets.

Dontayvion Wicks

NegativeUsage17:00

Dontayvion Wicks is established as a core part of the Eagles' passing game, recording an over 80% route share and contributing to the team's highly consolidated target distribution. In Week 1, Wicks was part of a group including Goedert, Lemon, and Smith that received a similar target share of three to four targets.

Ja'Marr Chase

PositiveValue13:17

Coulson Lovelin maintains Jamar Chase as the overall WR1 and recommends sending low-ball trade offers now to establish a connection, anticipating owner panic after a potential second slow week against the Texans. Lovelin notes the Bengals historically start slow and highlights that Chase recovered to be a top-three wide receiver from Week 2 onward last year despite Joe Burrow's injury.

James Cook

PositiveUsage12:22

Coulson Lovelin advises sending low-ball trade offers for James Cook, viewing his Week 1 performance as likely his worst of the season due to a low play count (52) against a tough Texans defense. Cook remains a clear lead, feature back who handled all running back targets and 13 of 15 team carries; Lovelin maintains his pre-draft valuation of a mid-to-late first-round pick and mid-range RB1 status.

Jameson Williams

PositiveBreakout7:22

Coulson Lovelin recommends trading for Jameson Williams, who ranked 5th in expected points per game in Week 1 despite finishing 39th in actual points. Encouragingly, Williams was the first read on 36% of his targets, a significant increase from his 23% rate over his first two seasons. Lovelin notes that if Williams continues to see screen passes and intermediate routes rather than just deep shots, his weekly floor will rise, making him a much more reliable fantasy asset.

Jaylen Warren

PositiveValue4:46

Coulson Lovelin identifies Jaylen Warren as a trade target because he did not score a touchdown in Week 1, making him cheaper to acquire. Despite a modest stat line (10 carries for 46 yards, 5 receptions for 27 yards), Warren operated as the lead back even in a positive game script. Lovelin projects him as a consistent RB2 if he wins the lead role outright, noting that his usage could shift to a 65/35 split in trailing game scripts, potentially leading to 75 receptions and 200 carries on the season. If Rico Dowdle continues to play inefficiently, Warren could secure a larger share of the backfield.

Joe Burrow

PositiveProjection18:37

Coulson Lovelin notes that Jamar Chase's high-end production last year occurred despite Joe Burrow's injury, reinforcing confidence that Chase will remain elite.

Keon Coleman

NegativeUsage20:16

Keon Coleman was mentioned as a previous free agency recommendation alongside other players who saw high snap shares in Week 1.

Luther Burden

NegativeUsage0:20

Burden is expected to be a steady contributor and is projected to be the most targeted player on the Chicago offense, though Coulson Lovelin notes he may not produce 'crazy' numbers.

Malik Nabers

PositiveUsage16:40

Despite a brutal Week 1 with negative five receiving yards, Malik Nabers is a high-priority trade target. Coulson Lovelin notes he secured an 85% route share and over an 80% snap share, indicating he is locked in as the team's WR2 in a highly consolidated offense.

Matthew Golden

PositiveValue13:20

Coulson Lovelin recommends trading for Matthew Golden, citing his incredible usage in Week 1, where he saw 12 targets and finished as the overall WR2 in usage. While Lovelin does not expect him to be a top-10 wide receiver, he views him as a strong flex option who will likely lead the team in snaps.

Terry McLaurin

NegativeValue17:11

Terry McLaurin is mentioned by Coulson Lovelin as an example of an insulting, lopsided trade offer component that dynasty managers are currently sending in his league.

Tucker Kraft

PositiveBreakout15:19

Coulson Lovelin recommends trading for Tucker Kraft, projecting him to be a top-five tight end once he is fully ramped up in about a month. While his snap and route shares may remain lower for a few more weeks, his touchdown upside and upcoming favorable matchups against the Dolphins and Bears—where the team is anticipated to score over 30 points—make him a high-value target.

PositiveBreakout15:19

Coulson Lovelin recommends trading for Tucker Craft, projecting him to be a top-five tight end once he is fully ramped up in about a month. Lovelin notes that while his snap and route shares may remain lower for a few more weeks, his touchdown upside and upcoming favorable matchups make him a high-value target.

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0:00What's going on guys? It's Nick here back with another video. It's Wednesday.

0:02Time to go over my favorite trade targets for week two. Feel like we kind of have to start off with Coulson

0:07Lovelin and just talk about this whole situation. So, Chicago, they score 59 in week one. And if you told any of us

0:14going into week one that they're going to score 59 and that Rome's really not going to do anything, uh that you know

0:20Burden's going to be fine but not do anything crazy. You're like, "Holy cow, did Lovelin have like 150 and three touchdowns?" Uh no. two targets and zero

0:30receptions.

0:32You have to think better days are ahead.

0:34Obviously, no one here has a crystal ball. Obviously, it's a disappointing week one. Um, obviously, we were expecting, you know, there being a

0:42possibility. I think we kind of by the end figured that Luther Burden would be the most targeted like player on this

0:48team. That's kind of the expectation that we have that he be the most valuable. But our expectation was that Lovelin was gonna have a massive role

0:56and that these weeks wouldn't happen. So I think that's one thing. Yes, he's gonna be better. He's gonna have more than zero receptions this season. That

1:04is obvious. But if we have to adjust our prior in any way, it's that I did not think this was even in the range of

1:11outcomes unless they had like 10 points in a game. I did not think it was possible that 59 points could be scored

1:18for the Chicago Bears and the Coulson Level would have two targets and zero yards. So clearly he's a tight end. All

1:24tight ends have that very, very low-end floor. It's a very volatile position, but I didn't think this bad of a game

1:30was possible. Now, I want to provide some hope for people who have Coulson Loveland. They ran for 291 yards and six

1:38touchdowns. It was very obvious early on that that was the game plan that they walked into this saying we can just rip

1:46this defense apart that we are significantly better than their defensive line that we can open up huge running lanes and if we just pound the

1:55football into their defense we are going to destroy this team. And that happened.

2:01You do not see 300 rushing yards and six rushing touchdowns very often in the NFL. So when you have a game script that

2:12they're set out to do that and then they execute it beautifully, it makes a little sense that the passing production isn't going to be there. But Chicago is

2:21going to be in shootouts all year. They let Bryce Young throw for 361 yards and three touchdowns. that's probably going to be his best game of the season. Uh I

2:31I'm going to mention this a few times like uh the playoffs, right? We're in week two, but we're already thinking about the fantasy playoffs. They get the

2:38Lions championship weekend and basically anyone who plays this Bears team, we're going to love them in the fantasy playoffs because the Bears defense is

2:48terrible. It is so bad. And so when they're playing even better teams because they allowed a ton of points to the Carolina Panthers, this is not an

2:58offense we expect to be that good. They they have a really difficult schedule this season because they play a ton of

3:02really good teams. There's going to be a lot of teams that go out there with very efficient game plans that score a ton of

3:08points against Chicago. Chicago every single week is going to have to be playing, you know, not necessarily from behind, but playing at um playing

3:18aggressive, needing to put points on the board. And so I have to thank Coulson Lovelin, you know, the 10th overall pick

3:24from last season, a player that is an amazing receiving prospect that Ben Johnson handpicked for this offense that was incredible to close last season, is

3:34not going to go out there and lay a bunch of goose eggs in games that they're going to need to continually

3:40score. I really do think Chicago is probably going to like set the record for points this season. They wanted to do it. It's like 38 or 39. Uh they're

3:48going to try and do it. they're going to score at least like 32 or 33 points per game this season. And the fact that we

3:53can say that on an offense that's not consolidated, but like relatively consolidated at the top end to where we know where the ball is going. I don't

4:04know. I just feel like this we could look back on this and be like, why were we not buying all the Colts and

4:09Loveland? If you know an offense has a horrible defense and is going to score like at least 33 points per game, likely

4:16lead the NFL in points per game, you maybe want someone who could still finish as their like number one pass catcher. So, I'd be buying, but I would

4:25not be buying at full price. I would not be paying like, you know, I wouldn't be saying, "Oh, here's my round three pick

4:30for round four." You kind of want to throw rounds away very soon and re-evaluate, but at the end of the day,

4:36I don't want to look at it and say, you know, I really wanted Lovelin. I'll give away my third round pick to get him. You

4:41should be getting him at a lower cost than he was acquired in the draft. Next up, uh Jaylen Warren had a a modest week

4:48one, but we like to trade for players who didn't score a touchdown, didn't have a great day. I mean, if you're

4:53trying to trade for someone in week one who went off, scored a touchdown. It's not going to work. Like, no one's going

5:00to be giving up that player. So, good day for Warren. It doesn't doesn't get into the end zone. 10 rushtemps, 46

5:06yards, uh, and then five reception, 27 yards through the air. Um, Pittsburgh was playing with the lead for most of the day. I think it was like the early

5:14second quarter on. They were playing with the lead. It wasn't like they were ahead by a ton, but they knew the other

5:19side was really, really bad. And so, they didn't have to be aggressive. Um, they didn't have to like be in that like

5:25play from behind, hurry up where the running backs rack up a ton of receptions. And even in this positive game script, this leading game script,

5:32you still had Warren as that lead back.

5:34and he looked better. I mean, Rico only had what, eight carries for 15 yards, two receptions for six yards. That's 10

5:40touches and only 21 total yards. But what's also very positive is it's still the old Aaron Rogers running mass combined for 27 12% target share. Uh, so

5:50it's a split right now. I think, um, I did the early projections. They're both going to project in that general running

5:55back like 25 to 30ish range. So, not really running back two yet, but kind of like flex viable. Um, running back two

6:03viable if you waited on running back two, you went hero or something like that. Um, but I think Warren can end up

6:09being a consistent running back two, if he can win that lead role. I mean, if if Rico plays that bad multiple weeks, if

6:15you know, Pittsburgh finds themsself trailing a little bit more often, he might be someone that every week we're just consistently ranking around that

6:22like running back 20 spot. And it's basically if you need someone cheap, like I don't think, you know, Jaylen Warren, unless there's a Rico injury, is

6:31going to go out there and put up like top 12 numbers. It's just really not going to happen. Um, but Pittsburgh's

6:35not going to be able to play the Cooper Rushled Falcons every week where they know if they can just get a lead,

6:41they're probably going to win. They're going to be trailing in a lot of games or at least playing close in a lot of

6:46games. Going to need to play from behind often this year. There's a chance that Jaylen Warren has 75 receptions. there's a chance that he can add close to 200

6:54rush attempts on top of that. He'll easily be a running back too if that happens and you still have that contingent upside of like there's no

7:01third running back on this team that's going to do anything. And so if you had an injury to go down Jaylen Warren is at

7:08that point easily a top 15 running back every week. Maybe you know a low-end running back one. And so you have the

7:13contingent upside and I think he can really push to have more of like a a 6040 split like a 6535 split uh especially in trailing scripts.

7:22And so he's someone that's like not going to cost a lot but I would go after uh JMO after him. Wide receiver five in

7:30expected points per game in week one only 39th in actual points. That's what we're looking for. One week sample randomness happens and of course Jammo

7:38hits on the low end of his randomness.

7:40four for 45, no touchdown on nine targets. What's encouraging about week one for JMO was it wasn't just downfield shot plays. He was the first read on all

7:51nine of those targets. He had a 36% first read percentage that was the eighth highest among all players in week one. Over his first two seasons, it was

8:00a 23% 19th percent. And so he goes from a player who's occasionally the first read, right? A 23 19% is not like bad or

8:07anything. Um, but he goes from a player who's getting occasional first reads and then mostly that scheme usage is coming deep downfield. And so it's highly

8:15volatile. Of course, we're going to have those games where he has five for 150 and a score or two, but you also had

8:21those dud games with Jup. But if we're going to increase his first free percentage if they're going to give him more screen passes, uh, more, you know,

8:28intermediate routes and less just like only usage deep downfield, which is again what we saw in week one. it was more of those um I don't want to call

8:37them layup routes, but like more of those designed plays that have a much higher chance of hitting these duds are going to be 449. They're not going to be

8:44zero receptions. They're not going to be one for 19. And so if we can elevate that floor for JO, we don't know if it's

8:51going to happen. It's one week, right?

8:53But if this 36% first percentage holds and if he does see more of this uh screen pass usage, you know, intermediate shortlook usage that he saw

9:01in week one, if that holds long term, I'm going to like J a lot more. I was off of him a little bit, you know, this

9:07season. Um liked him a lot more in baseball, but like in a reddraft league, most of you obviously are watching this

9:12for reddraft. I was off of him a little bit just because those duds are really hurtful, right? Like the the spikes are

9:18great, but when he has zero receptions, it hurts you a lot in that starting lineup. if that is going to go away a

9:24little more, he does have a lot more value and I don't think a lot of people are going to realize that it might be

9:29going away, but the usage was very strong in week one. So, I'm very encouraged. Um, the two drops hurt, but the two drops are probably why we can

9:36buy love. If he pulls in both those receptions and has a much better better stat line, then people aren't willing to

9:42give him away. But four for 49, that's not that great. And so, people might be a little bit more frustrated. Um, it's a

9:48game where there were a ton of snaps.

9:50It's a game where uh there were a ton of points. So again, it's one week. We don't know. Um but encouraging after one week and then

10:01of course the Bears championship weekend that we were kind of talking about before that game. My goodness. I mean that Bears uh Lions game literally might

10:08have 90 points being scored in it. Uh two players I think you want to send low ball offers to but not complete a deal

10:15this week are uh Jamar Chase and James Cook. We talk about this a lot. I just think it's a really good strategy. You

10:20don't want to be insulting. You don't want to be that guy where like people are like, "Oh, great. You know, this

10:24this kid's throwing another trade. Let's see how terrible this one is and they pull it up and it's like completely ridiculous." There's someone doing that

10:31right now in my dynasty league where they keep sending me offers for Coulson Lovelin and it's like only Terry McLuren or like they did one where it was like

10:40um Calvin Ridley and like some third string running back for again Dynasty for Coulson Love and you're like what is happening here? Like why are you even

10:49sending these trades? You're just like hoping I accidentally click accept here.

10:53Don't be that guy. But obviously down games for Jamar Chase and uh James Cook.

11:00Jamar Chase, I will will note uh had two receptions for 26 yards in week one last year. Uh this Bengals offense just

11:08historically starts very slow. It's really frustrating why it happens, but it seems to happen every year. uh from week two on last year he was like second

11:17or third as a wide receiver overall so he was still great and that was with you know Burrow getting injured and so we

11:23know he's going to be good. I don't think anyone thinks that Jamar Chase is going to be bad. I don't think the

11:27person who drafted him thinks he's going to be bad, but I will note um they do play um the Texans in week two. And so

11:36there's still a possibility that Jamar Chase goes out there has four for 40 and no touchdown and the person who drafted

11:42him third overall is like, "Okay, two bad weeks in a row. Now I need to do something." And if you're the person who

11:48sent even the low ball offer in week one, you're, you know, your foot's in the door. You're at least the first name

11:54that pops into the mind. I think that everyone um has been there where a trade goes through in your league and you're

11:59just shocked. You're like, wait a minute, I did not think this player was for sale and I would have given up more.

12:04Like, why didn't you come to me uh for this trade here? If you're the person right away that's like, I want Jamar

12:09Chase. And then they're all of a sudden like, you know what, I need to get rid of Jamar Chase. I need to do something.

12:13You're who they're going to go to. So, I think I'd do that for Chase and for James Cook. And James Cook I would I

12:18would not be worried about at all.

12:19Buffalo was somehow very efficient against the Houston Texans. Josh Allen is unbelievable. I mean, the way that he just carries this entire offense against

12:28one of the best defenses in the NFL.

12:30This is not a situation we're going to look back and be like, "Oh, Texans sink this year." The Texans are a great

12:33defense and Josh Allen was amazing against them. Uh, but they only ran 52 offensive plays because they were efficient on offense. James Cook 13

12:42carries. Um, you know, the running backs only had 15 total rushtemps, four targets. He had all the running back targets. And so, he is the very obvious

12:50lead back, feature back. Um Josh Allen just happened to score all four touchdowns. Again, 52 total plays against a tough defense. It's probably

12:57gonna be the worst game of the season for James Cook. Uh still a running back one, mid-range running back one.

13:02Basically, where you drafted him is where he's still worth right now. So, both those two wouldn't try to get a deal done yet unless you person comes

13:08back and you're like, "Wait, that's actually like a totally fine offer." Um but I view them exactly how I did in

13:13draft season. Jamar Chase is the run the wide receiver one. Uh and you know James Cook is worth like a mid to late first

13:20round value. Uh still the same after week one. Uh Matthew Golden I'd also send out offers for I wouldn't go crazy

13:27because I don't think Matthew Golden's going to be a top 10 wide receiver and he did have six for 95. It was a pretty

13:31good day, but the usage was incredible.

13:34I mean, he was the wide receiver two overall in usage, 12 targets. He got shot plays downfield. Uh and that came

13:40against the Vikings. It's like obviously six receptions on 12 targets isn't like crazy efficiency, but six for 95 against the Vikings is really nice to see. Uh

13:49Green Bay lost because they're just way too like big play dependent. You know, you saw the huge plays to Christian Watson, the downfield targets to um

13:59Matthew Golden and you're like, "Wow, they're moving the ball up and down the field." Well, no. Besides those plays, they didn't really do all that much. But

14:06it's because at Minnesota is like one of the toughest environments you can possibly play in. Brian Flores is a mad man. I mean, he blitzed on 82% of plays.

14:15That's insane. Um, again, at Minnesota is just really tough. You don't expect many teams to play well. And especially divisional teams, you know, these guys

14:24know each other really well. They know what works and what doesn't work. And so, that's one of the tougher environments Green Bay is going to play

14:31in all season. And to see that the passing attack still did very, very good. I'm pretty excited about their their future like Christian Watts had

14:38set up for a very very nice season.

14:40Matthew Golden also set up to smash.

14:43Golden is still that number two. Even though he's probably going to be the most targeted player on this team, Watson's going to have a better

14:50downfield role. He's the more explosive player, so when he gets those touches, it should be more efficient. And then he's used a lot more in the red zone. So

14:57Watson's still the one you want. But Matthew Golden again, 12 targets in week one, 95 yards against a very, very good

15:03defense. um gonna lead this team in snaps. It's just a player you want to be investing in. So, you know, if you're

15:12looking for like an upgraded flex player or something, he'd be someone I'd look at. And then, while we're talking about this team, I'd also send out offers for

15:19Tucker Craft. He's someone that I think is going to continue to start relatively slow. We don't know when he'll fully be

15:24unleashed, but it's probably going to be in like a month or so. So, I think this next month he's going to continue to

15:29ramp up. He could easily score a touchdown. He could easily have, you know, a 40 yard touchdown and all of a

15:35sudden that makes your day at tight end.

15:36So, I'm not saying he's going to be bad for this next month. You could still be playing him. Uh, but I think his snap

15:42share, his route share, those things are still going to be lower for about four or five more weeks. But once he's fully

15:49ramped up, once he's fully good to go, he's going to be incredible. Um, he's going to be, you know, probably a top

15:54five tight end in fantasy and he could break out earlier than that. So, he's not someone that I'm like sending out

15:59feeler offers for now to execute a trade in a month. They play the Jets, Falcons, Bucks, Bears, Cowboys, and Lions upcoming. So, if his snaps continue to

16:08trend up and they trend up quicker than we think, I mean, those are some very, very good opponents to be playing in

16:14fantasy. Um, they're going to put up a ton of points in those matchups. He's got great touchdown upside. He's a great

16:19player. He looked great in week one. So, he's someone I would definitely go after if you're looking for a different tight

16:25end. uh brutal week 17 championship weekend. So that's not great, but uh weeks 15 and 16, so the fantasy um I

16:32guess quarterfinals, and then semi-finals, is Dolphins and Bears. So they should put up a ton of fantasy points in those matchups. I would expect

16:40over 30 points per team, and I would expect a very good projection for Tucker Craft in those matchups. Final player, Mai Lemon. And you're going to be like,

16:48"What? That makes no sense. He's literally last among all players in the world, actually, in receiving yards right now. you have more receiving yards

16:55than Mai Lemon, but 85% route share was second on the team. Uh Goddard, Lemon, Dvontto Smith, Wix, they all had four

17:05first three targets. It's very clear they're just like, you know what, we know who our best players are. Just put them onto the field. It was a brutal

17:13week one from a results perspective.

17:16Three receptions, neg five receiving yards. Um but I was surprised how much he played. You know, he missed half of the spring. He missed half of training

17:25camp. Rookie wide receivers who miss that much time in the offseason do not start off with high-end snap shares, especially when they're on very good

17:34teams with other established veteran players around them. Wix is a veteran player out there. Um, Devontto Smith, Dallas GD, like these are players that,

17:43you know, have been around for a bit.

17:45Uh, I mean, Wix hasn't been around for a crazy amount, but this is his second team. He's been in the NFL for a little

17:49bit. Like, you know, he's not a rookie, right?

17:52These are players who they could easily have just run a bunch of two wide receiver sets. Uh they could easily have

17:57just rotated other wide receivers kind of in there, but they were like, you know what, we drafted Mai Lemon High.

18:02He's a talented player. I know he hasn't got a lot of reps in camp, but let's throw him out there. Let's get him reps

18:07in, you know, actual NFL games. It was really nice seeing him second in route share on this team, second most horizontal breaking routes on the team.

18:15He had the highest separation score as per fantasy points data. All of that is a very encouraging start from a player

18:21that three weeks ago I wasn't sure was going to play in week one heading into last week I was thinking it would be a

18:27super limited role that he'd maybe get a screen pass or two but on like a 20 or 30% snapshare. I did not think he'd go

18:34out there and have over an 80% snap share. So that's really nice. He's set up to be their wide receiver too rest of

18:40season. It's a very consolidated offense. I mean, Dvont Smith, Wix, Mai Lemon, all had over an 80% route share.

18:48Darius Cooper ran two routes. They're only going to use the three wide receivers. If there's an injury, they're probably only going to use the two wide

18:55receivers that are healthy. Uh, you look at, you know, God added in there with the three receivers. That accounted for over 86% of the team's targets. Only

19:03three total targets went to players that were not Tvont Smith, Wix, Lemon, or God. Only three. So very consolidated around those four players. That's going

19:13to open up a lot of upside in games where they have to throw the ball at a higher rate in games where maybe the

19:19offense looks better. This is another one of those teams where it's a new coordinator a lot of the times, not always, but a lot of the times even when

19:26you know the coordinator is good, the system is good, it just takes a little bit for those new coordinators to fully

19:31integrate the system in for everyone to fully you know understand the system.

19:35And so it might just take a little bit for the Eagles. I'm not super encouraged about the offensive line. I'm not like

19:41super encouraged about what I saw from the Eagles offense in week one. And you don't love seeing literally negative five receiving yards from a player. But

19:49this is a wide receiver that prospectwise I really really like. I think he's going to be a great wide receiver in the NFL. Um I think he will

19:56be a consistent wide receiver three for us in a matter of maybe even just one month. And I bet you you could just swap

20:03a bench player. This is not going to cost you anything. Again, three receptions, neg five yards. He might be dropped in a lot of leagues, you know,

20:08he might be super free and be like, "Hey, I got this other bench player that did mediocre. Want to swap him for

20:14Lemon? I think that deal can get done."

20:16I mean, remember in the free agency video, we talked about Kale Douglas. We talked about Denzel Boston, and we're like, "Listen, these guys are on the

20:22Dolphins and the Browns, right? Not exactly passing offenses we want to be investing in, but any wide receiver getting over a 90% snap share in week

20:31one has to be someone who's rostered.

20:33And now we have Mai Lemon, a clear first round talent on a much better offense.

20:38Not the greatest passing environment, but a much better offense. A very talented player coming off of injury, seeing over an 80% snap share. That's

20:47highly encouraging. It's someone I want on my bench, and I just think it's going to be really easy to get him. So, uh,

20:52those are my favorite trade targets for week one. Tomorrow is the big rankings video. Make sure you're subscribed so you don't miss out on that one. But

21:00that'll do it for this one. Thank you all for watching. Please leave a like if you're still here. Please subscribe to

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