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Trade For These Players! | Week 5 | 2026 Fantasy Football Advice

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CeeDee LambChris RodriguezD.J. MooreDalton KincaidDalton SchultzGeorge PickensMarvin Harrison Jr.Michael WilsonParker WashingtonTony PollardTrevor LawrenceTrey McBrideTucker Kraft

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CeeDee Lamb

NegativeUsage9:04

Receiving heavy target volume (100+ receptions pace) due to Texans' defensive strategy of shadowing Pickens rather than adjusting coverage to Lamb. The source notes Lamb is unlikely to sustain 2,000+ receiving yards and expects volume to normalize as teams adjust their defensive approach.

Chris Rodriguez

NegativeRole0:25

Rodriguez is mixing in 6-8 rushing attempts per week in the Jaguars backfield alongside Bash Tutin. The source expects Rodriguez to continue scoring touchdowns in back-to-back games, with typical weekly lines of around 8 carries for 40 yards and a touchdown. Despite this secondary role, the source argues that Rodriguez's touchdown upside does not meaningfully diminish Tutin's value because the Jaguars offense is elite enough to support multiple backs scoring; the source projects the Jaguars could score 28 points per game this season, which would provide sufficient touchdown volume for both backs.

D.J. Moore

PositiveInjury16:00

Shoulder injury expected to linger throughout the season unless the team shuts him down for multiple weeks; ongoing injury will impact target share and availability all year. The source notes this will likely result in multiple games where Moore leaves early or misses time entirely, which will create short-term value boosts for teammates.

Dalton Kincaid

PositiveValue15:50

Tight end benefits from Josh Allen's elite passing offense; ranked fifth among tight ends in talent for red zone and run. Receives target boost in short term due to DJ Moore's lingering shoulder injury; will see increased targets in games where Moore leaves early or misses time. Buffalo Bills face Miami Dolphins in week 17 championship weekend with massive matchup advantage; Dolphins described as 'absolutely terrible' and Bills will likely score 40+ points; all Bills offensive players including Kincaid have significant upside in this blowout spot.

Dalton Schultz

NegativeValue11:30

Named as a new trade target recommendation alongside Casey Cain and Tony Pollard; no specific analysis provided in this segment.

George Pickens

PositiveValue8:44

High-end WR2 talent available at mid to low-end WR2 trade value due to depressed market sentiment. Despite zero TDs and recent shadowing by Stingley, the source expects a monster game soon as teams adjust away from CeeDee Lamb. The source maintains that Pickens is still a high-end wide receiver two in his eyes, and sentiment is just way down on him. The source believes Pickens will have a great season and represents strong value at current market pricing.

Marvin Harrison Jr.

NegativeRole10:50

Completely phased out of Cardinals offense; functioning as a sacrificial outside receiver to create opportunities for Trey McBride and Michael Wilson.

Michael Wilson

PositiveValue10:24

High-end WR2 rest of season with 30 targets over last two weeks and 35% target share; 4th in targets among WRs, 3rd in red zone and end zone targets. Marvin Harrison Jr. phased out of Cardinals offense, creating opportunity. The source expects a big game soon despite not being viewed as mid-to-high WR2 due to draft capital.

Parker Washington

NegativeValue5:32

The source projects Parker Washington as WR12 rest of season and identifies him as a buy-low trade target. Recent poor matchups explain low target volume: Patriots (week three) held him to five targets despite being Jacksonville's focal point, and Bengals (week four) are a brutal WR matchup where he managed only one catch for seven yards. The source is not worried about Washington rest of season, expecting recovery once past these difficult defensive matchups. While Washington will not be cheap to acquire, the source argues he represents strong value if acquired at mid-range WR2 pricing, given his role as Jacksonville's primary receiver and upcoming favorable schedule.

Tony Pollard

NegativeValue11:30

Named as a new trade target recommendation alongside Casey Cain and Dalton Schultz; no specific analysis provided in this segment.

Trevor Lawrence

PositiveProjection5:32

The source recommends Trevor Lawrence as a trade target for QB-needy teams, noting he ranks 16th in PPG through week four but projects as a confident rest-of-season option. Game script context: Jacksonville has had three blowout wins and one near-blowout, limiting Lawrence's passing volume; only Denver (week two) forced aggressive passing. The source expects future games will require more throwing, positioning Lawrence as a strong QB option rest of season despite current PPG ranking. Jacksonville's elite playoff schedule features weeks 16-17 with Dallas and Washington matchups where the source projects the Jaguars will score over 30 points in both weeks, providing elite passing opportunities.

Trey McBride

PositiveRole10:50

Benefiting from Marvin Harrison Jr. being phased out of Cardinals offense; receiving increased opportunity as a primary target alongside Michael Wilson.

Tucker Kraft

PositiveValue10:07

TE5 rest of season coming off highest target share of the season; manufactured touches early in season. Despite brutal drop in end zone last week, scored a TD and could have had two. Market still views him as low-end TE1, but the source maintains TE5 ranking.

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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 five. Uh the top end of this week's trade targets list is just

0:08dominated by Jaguars players. So, I wanted to go over all of them first.

0:12Then, we'll talk about three players I think you should still be trading for and then three new players after that.

0:18So, we'll start off with who I think is the number one trade target among all positions this week and it's BAL Tutin.

0:25our concern this off seasonason and why I wasn't pumped to draft Bashaw Tuton in like the round five range where he was

0:31going was because I did think Chris Rodriguez would mix in more than people think uh and that because Tootton was never really set up to like dominate and

0:39target share as well that he would need both the offense and the defense to be elite. Of course, if the offensive is

0:46elite, there's just touchdowns go around. Uh, and if the defense is also very, very good, you're in constant positive game scripts, and that just

0:53means there's so much volume and touchdown potential for the running backs that it doesn't matter that another one is mixing in. Kind of like

1:00honestly the Chaire effect, right? Where you have Blake Horm there getting a good amount of touches, but it doesn't matter because the Rams offense is so good and

1:08there's so many touchdowns, right?

1:10Obviously, Kairen is like an extra class of player because like his touchdown expectation is so much higher. But the point would be running backs can

1:19overcome other backs mixing in a lot more than expected if the offense defense combination is great. And that is basically what I think is happening

1:27now. Like Crod is still getting six to eight rush attempts every single week.

1:31Uh Crod has a touchdown in back-to-back games. I think that's going to continue.

1:34I think we're gonna see a lot of games where Rodriguez has like eight carries, 40 yards, you know, has a touchdown. And

1:41you look at that and you're like, "No, I have Toutin. I need more." But then you look at Tutin's production, you're like,

1:46"Wait, that's actually pretty solid." I think he's just a really, really good high-end running back to to go after. Uh Tutin also only has seven targets on the

1:54season through four weeks. So again, um what we kind of expected has happened, but the Jaguars offense is great.

2:01They're second in EPA per play. They haven't necessarily smashed in terms of like total yardage yet, but I think a game like that is coming soon. And their

2:11defense is awesome. They're allowing the second fewest points per game at only 13.3.

2:17That's translated for Tuton. So even though he's splitting the backfield, at least 65 rushing yards in all four games. Um he's had like I think at least

2:26three touchdowns taken off the board because of holding penalties. Uh it was two this last week. I think he had one

2:32the week before as well. Um he has one touchdown the season, but he could I mean they were like actually holding,

2:38but like he could actually have like four [snorts] plus touchdowns right now.

2:43Um also some of his like explosive plays have been called back because of holding. So he looks great out there. I

2:50don't want anyone to like look at the rushing yards and be like, "Oh, like he's been fine. Like he's, you know, not

2:55looking amazing." He looks fantastic.

2:57he's just kind of missing on a few big plays that like are occurring, but there's penalties are kind of bringing things back. We all just know touchdowns

3:03are king. Like if if a player is performing really well, unless you are like Christian McCaffrey going out there and having like 17 carries, eight

3:11receptions, like it's okay if you don't score a touchdown when you have that level of volume. Um, touchdowns are king for basically everyone else, especially

3:19in half PPR scoring. And he just hasn't been scoring touchdowns yet, but they're going to come. I don't want think people

3:24to think that just because Rodriguez is also going to have touchdowns. Again, this team could score 28 points per game this season. I think that's in their

3:31range of outcomes and if that happens, you're not going to care that Crod's occasionally getting touchdowns cuz uh Tuton's also going to get some of his

3:38own. Uh and it's also just like the running back position is so tough to trade for, right? Like if you've ever

3:42tried to trade for like a top five, top seven running back, you're met with laughter. Even if you think that you

3:47sent a trade that like is actually reasonable for both sides, people just don't trade away the high-end running backs. And so you really have to be more

3:54in this range if you want to get a deal done. Uh and I think this range in the general public's eye is more of a mid to

4:00low-end running back too. I think Bashalt Tutin is a high-end running back to the rest of the season. I think that

4:06in some of these upcoming games, uh, where you've got matchups against like the Titans a couple times, a couple teams that the Jaguars just like can

4:14absolutely steamroll, he has an opportunity to just score uh score a ton of touchdowns, to have a lot of positive game where he does rack up 17, 18, 19,

4:2420 rush attempts. And if he can rip together some really nice games uh in those, I just think he's got like

4:30low-end running back one potential this season. So, right now, he's in running back 15. Um, I guess low-end one to highend two kind of also depends on like

4:38your league size as well, but running back 15 rest season, I could see him finishing top 10 rest of season and I

4:43think he's a number one trade target because I think the market views him lower than that and again it's so difficult to trade for the high end of

4:49running back that if you can trade for someone in this range, I think it's a good opportunity. Also, if you look just

4:54this week like what's about to happen, they're playing in London. Now, remember the Jaguars are kind of like the the London's home team. Um, they play there

5:01every year. They have two consecutive games in London. First one's the Eagles.

5:05That looks tough on the surface before we consider that the Eagles defense is very much underwhelmed this season and their offense is in shambles. Their

5:13offensive linemen are retiring. Their entire offense is injured. I think the Jaguars score 34 points this weekend. I think they'll be ahead in the entire

5:22second half. It'll be a great game script for Tutin and an opportunity for him to have that first game where he's

5:27got a 100 yards and a score. And if that happens this week, you are not going to be able to trade for him after that.

5:32Sticking with Jacksonville though, if you need a quarterback, I think you go after Trevor Lawrence. If you need a wide receiver, I think you go after uh

5:38Parker Washington. Obviously, Parker is not going to be like cheap, right? Like he's not going to be easy to get, but

5:43he's got back-to-back games of only five and three targets. He only had one catch for seven yards this last week. But, um,

5:51as we note many times, and we'll note at the end of this video with another player, the Patriots always take away

5:56your best player. like whoever is the clear focal point of your offense, the Patriots try and take that away. And so

6:01they knew obviously Parker Washington was that guy. And so in week three, uh they tried their best to take him away.

6:07He does catch the touchdown, but he only has the five targets. And then Cincinnati, we also note this a ton in

6:12the rankings video. Uh they're just a brutal matchup for wide receivers. Wide receivers will always underperform going against the Bengals. You think that they

6:20wouldn't, but they just seem to. I thought last week Parker had a chance to basically be put into the slot a lot

6:25more and hit because slot wide receivers can hit against the Bengals. Uh but the Jaguars didn't really do that. They still uh played a lot of like 12

6:32personnel and so only two wide receivers on the field and outside wide receivers are just not going to get anything done

6:37against the Bengals. So he's had two bottom five matchups in a row. Uh again, I'm not worried about Parker Washington at all rest of season. He's my wide

6:45receiver 12 rest of season right now. if you can get him for closer to like mid-range wide series two value, I would

6:51absolutely do that. And then for Trevor, he's been fantastic. It's just been Jacksonville has two blowout wins. Uh and then almost the blowout win last

6:59week. Um it ends up being a lot closer later on for the Bengals, but in three of their four weeks, they have had uh

7:07big leads in the second half where they just have not had to throw the ball at all. And then the only other spot was at

7:13Denver in week two, which is obviously a very difficult place to play. And it's a very difficult place to play, especially

7:18early in the season as well. And so we've yet to see a game where Jacksonville actually needs to throw the ball and needs to stay aggressive in the

7:27second half and they're not playing at Denver. Uh so, you know, Lawrence is only 16th in points per game through week four. Um I do just feel like every

7:36week you're going to still feel very confident in him rest of season as your quarterback. And so if you're uncomfortable with streaming,

7:43uncomfortable with your option right now, I think he's a great one to go after. It's also worth noting for all Jacksonville players that after their

7:50week seven buy, the schedule looks really good. I mean, they've got the Colts, the Ravens, um defenses, like we're not scared of the Colts defense at

7:58all. The Ravens have a good defense, but teams have still been able to put up points against them. Uh they get the

8:03Titans, the Giants, the Titans again. Uh so that's a nice three-game stretch where they should be very comfortably leading. Great opportunity for Tuton. Uh

8:12the Bears should be a very very competitive game all around. Then they have two mediocre spots after that before um at Dallas in the fantasy

8:20semi-finals and then verse the Washington Commanders in the fantasy championships. Two amazing matchups for passing in particular, but for just points all around. I think they score

8:30over 30 in both weeks 16 and 17. And that's really, really nice for us because we're hoping our teams can make

8:38it that far. And when they do, we want our players and especially our top players to have good matchups. All right. If you don't want to trade for

8:44Jackson McLaren, you're like, "Nick, I need I need more names." Uh, Pickins, Tucker Craft, Michael Wilson. We've talked about these three before. I would

8:53continue trading for them. Um, I still think Pickkins is going to have a great season. Um, they kind of sacrificed him

8:59last season to Stingley or last week to Stingley. Um, Lamb went off and it was really weird. Uh, because like the

9:07Texans, like when you see a player going off in game, you think you make an adjustment, right? You'd think that you'd see Lamb catching pass after pass

9:15after patch, really just isolated on the outside and you'd be like, maybe maybe we should shift some coverage over there to kind of help out the defender on

9:23Lamb. And they just didn't. They continued to kind of shadow towards Pickkins side. They're like, we can't let Pickkins beat us deep. let's give up

9:30a 100 receptions to CD Lamb before we allow Pickins to have a catch. And Dak was like, "Okay, sounds good." Like,

9:37I'll just pepper uh CD Lamb with a bunch of targets. I just feel like eventually teams going to start to key in on this a

9:44little bit. Like I don't think Lamb's on pace for like over 2,000 receiving yards. Um and Pickkins has not scored a

9:50touchdown yet. Like I I just think at some point Pickkins is going to have that monster game. At some point a team

9:56is going to sell out to stop CD Lamb and it's going to be a Pickins day. It just hasn't happened yet. Uh but the

10:01sentiment is just way down on George Pickins. Uh and so, you know, if you can get him for like mid to low-end wide

10:07receiver 2 value, he's still a high-end wide receiver, too, in my eyes. Uh Tucker Craft, uh coming off the highest target share of the season for him. They

10:15also manufactured some touches for him early. As we've been saying, it's the midpoint of the season where I think we're going to get, you know, full-on

10:22Tucker Craft like we saw before. Um the yards perception is still low, but he'll create an explosive play soon. has the

10:29brutal drop in the end zone last week, but still scored a different touchdown.

10:33So, we could have had two touchdowns last week. Um, I don't know. I think the market still views him as more of a low

10:38and 10 and one. He's still my tight end five rest of the season. And then Michael Wilson um would not be crazy if

10:44you wanted to call him a high-end wide receiver two rest of the season. The man has 30 targets over the last two weeks.

10:51He has a 35% target share over the last two. Uh Marv has been completely phased out of the offense. Marv is just

10:58completely sacrificial on the outside opening things up for Trey McBride and Michael Wilson. Uh Michael Wilson is going to drop a nuke very soon. Again, I

11:07don't think people view him as that like mid to high-end wide receiver too just because of where he was drafted. Um but

11:15like he hasn't even really converted as targets the last two weeks and he's still been solid in fantasy. He's fourth among wide receivers in targets. He's

11:23third in red zone targets, third in end zone targets. Like, the volume is there.

11:29The big game is coming. You're going to want him on your teams as we work our way through the rest of the season. Uh,

11:34three new names are Casey Conception, Tony Pard, and Dalton Concincaid. Uh, for Conception, he's top 20 in route share and targets among wide receivers.

11:46He's 14th in first three percentage. He is fourth among all wide receivers in designed play percentage. He has nine and eight targets over the last two

11:56games, but only 73 yards to show for it.

11:59And I understand he's on uh the Browns, but it's almost like the opposite of what we expected, right? So, you expect

12:05going into the season that Judkins can't do anything because they're losing every week and there's plenty of garbage time points for conception of Boston, but

12:12they can't do anything outside of garbage time. That is not the case.

12:15They're three in one. like they're actually winning games in second halfs.

12:20They're not trailing. They're winning.

12:22You know, they're they're trying to maybe slow things down and run the ball at a higher rate. It's actually earlier in the games where these guys are

12:28hitting, which I don't think is going to happen rest of season. I do think we're going to get plenty of losses for the

12:34Cleveland Browns, plenty of garbage time points, or at least maybe not even garbage time because they're they're playing much better than we figured on

12:41offense, but plenty of weeks where we're like, okay, they're still losing by a touchdown, maybe two touchdowns in the second half. It's not garbage time yet,

12:49but they're trailing and they have to play faster and throw the ball at a higher rate. And when we finally get a

12:55game script like that, which is crazy to think for Cleveland, but when we finally get a game script like that, I mean,

13:00pretty soon Conception is gonna have a game where he has eight receptions, over 100 yards, a touchdown. Right now, I think you can absolutely trade for him

13:08for pretty cheap. I don't know if it can be a bench swap, but like at most it's going to cost you like a flex player.

13:16What you might be able to do like for some of you who might be struggling with depth or something like that um take a

13:21flex player you have and turn it into maybe like a bench player and conception something like that. I typically don't like doing the one for two trades. I

13:29want to be giving up the two players for an upgrade. But if someone is willing to swap a bench player for you especially

13:34if they're like struggling at a different position that you're deep at conception very clearly a talented player. you watch him run these routes

13:41and you're like, "This kid absolutely knows how to get open, how to run routes. He's just going to be a great

13:47wide receiver." And again, the Cleveland Browns are going to lose more games this season. They're going to be trailing more often. I think he's got a shot at

13:54being a top 30 wide receiver rest of season, and you can get him much cheaper than that right now because he hasn't

14:00had his breakout game yet. Uh for Tony Pard, I think that is just a a bet on potential contingent upside. So Tony

14:08Pard, I think, is like almost the number one handcuffed player for high-end studs. So his name has been floated around um potentially being traded

14:17before the deadline. I think it's going to take an injury, I don't think a team right now is necessarily willing to give

14:23someone up. But if in a couple weeks we see like, you know, one or two injuries from like stud players on very good

14:28teams, we could see Tony Pard get traded. And if that happens, his value obviously skyrockets. And in the meantime, you get 15 to 20 touches every

14:36week on, you know, a terrible offensive line, a terrible offense, like someone that's more of a flex play, but I don't

14:42think people are fully considering the opportunity there. So, it's like if you can trade him for flex value, just get extra running back depth, that is going

14:49to help you. Even though he's on a terrible team, we finally have buys showing up. There's only two teams on buy right now, but buys are showing up.

14:55Injuries are going to start happening.

14:57And so, when you're needing these extra bench players, it's still going to help having Tony Pard. And then if there's a

15:03big-time injury running back and a team is like, "No, we're a playoff team. We don't trust our backups. We need to

15:08trade for someone." I think Tony Pard is the first name they'll trade for. And he's still a talented player. He's obviously not the superstar he kind of

15:15once was at some point. Um, but I think he's good enough to where like if he went to a high-end team, we're going to

15:21every week rely on him as running back, too. And then finally, Don Concincaid.

15:25Um, great start to the season, but only two receptions for 38 yards, no touchdowns. two weeks ago, one reception, seven yards last week. It's

15:33the same thing with New England. Uh New England sold out to stop him, especially once DJ Moore got hurt. Uh they were

15:39talking postgame being like, "Yeah, this can't happen." Like we can't have especially DJ Morgan getting injured and we're not throwing the ball to Daltton

15:44Concaid. I do think they'll make more of a concerted effort moving forward to get involved. Um he's got the highest AOT

15:50among tight ends. He's fifth and first talent for rut run and he gets to play with Josh Allen. At the end of the day,

15:55if you've got someone playing on the offense with Josh Allen, that is really awesome. It creates a lot of upside in

16:00fantasy. And it does seem like the shoulder injury for DJ Moore is going to like linger. Like unless they shut him

16:06down for a couple weeks, which will obviously boost the value for Daltton Concaid in the short term. Unless they choose to do that, it seems like this is

16:12going to kind of be a thing all season.

16:14So, you might have a couple games where DJ Moore leaves early. You might have a couple weeks where DJ Moore is not

16:19playing. And that's obviously again going to be very good for Dalton Concincaid. Um, I think also, maybe we're looking a little bit too far ahead

16:27of this right now, but they get Miami Championship weekend. The Buffalo Bills, if they are even half trying in week 17,

16:34are going to probably score 40 against um against the Dolphins. And it's probably going to be a spot where they have to try because there's a lot of

16:42pretty solid teams in the AFC, even if they already have the division unlocked.

16:46You have to think that the last two weeks or at least the second to last week they're going to have to be playing

16:51for like playoff seating because obviously Buffalo wants a home playoff spot. And so even if they have the division racked up, I do think they're

16:57going to need to win in week 17. And my goodness, I mean this Dolphins team is absolutely terrible. There's going to be

17:03plenty of touchdowns go around in that one. So everyone in this offense has a lot of upside in that. Again, maybe too

17:09early to be considering that, but is championship weekend. It is nice knowing he's got a great matchup. And in the short term, he could also have that

17:15boost in value because if D or if um DJ Moore if this injury is going to linger, that's going to push more targets to

17:21concate. So that's a ton of players that you can possibly trade for this week. I will try to add a couple more to the

17:27website uh throughout the week if I see some names I like trading for. Um and again, check out the trade feature on

17:34the website. I'm also going to be making an improvement to league sync as well that I think a lot of you are going to

17:39like, but check that out my website the fantasy footballadvice.com. All right.

17:44Uh, that was it for this one. Please leave a like if you are still here.

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