Should You Trade For These Players? | Week 7 | Fantasy Football Advice

The source identifies AJ Brown as a buy candidate, noting that his current market rank of WR18 is a floor. Despite a rusty return in Week 6 where he caught only 3 of 10 targets, he commanded a 33% target share and ran routes on 91% of dropbacks. The source expects his connection with Drake Maye to grow and projects a rest-of-season finish in the WR9-WR13 range.

The source suggests Antonio Williams should be rostered as a speculative add, though there is no guarantee he will step up to command significant target volume in the wake of the team's injury issues.

Braelon Allen is having a great season and is expected to continue receiving significant usage in the Jets' backfield alongside Breece Hall.

The source notes that Breece Hall deserves a significant amount of touches in the Jets' offense, though acknowledges that the backfield usage will remain split with Braelon Allen.

Despite being benched due to fumbling issues, Cam Akers is a 'hesitant buy' for managers needing a gamble. He is currently ranked as the RB27, but the source notes he has a range of outcomes that includes finishing as a top-15 running back, making him a low-cost bet compared to the backup-heavy field behind him. The source leans toward a buy because he is unlikely to underperform his current market valuation significantly.

The source identifies Chigoziem Okonkwo as a prime buy-low candidate at tight end, noting he is likely a backup on most rosters and inexpensive to acquire. He has seen 70%+ snap shares in back-to-back weeks with recent stat lines of 4/60 and 7/69. With Terry McLaurin out for the season, there is a path for Okonkwo to command 6-8 targets per game and potentially finish as a low-end TE1, supported by the team's significant $17 million guaranteed investment in him this offseason.

Currently valued as a low-end TE1 or high-end TE2, Dallas Goedert is a hold or buy candidate. The source argues that increased passing volume under Tanner McKee will provide a boost to his fantasy outlook despite the quarterback downgrade.

The market currently values DeVonta Smith as a low-end WR2, but the source suggests holding or buying because the Eagles' offensive shift toward higher passing volume under Tanner McKee should benefit all pass-catchers.

The source recommends selling Garrett Wilson due to concerns that his target volume will decline as the team gets healthier. Wilson has historically relied on heavy target volume (10-12 targets per game) to produce, but with teammates like Amari Cooper, Breece Hall, and Adonai Mitchell returning or getting healthy, the source expects his target share to regress. Currently valued as WR16, he is more likely to underperform that ranking than finish as a top-10 receiver.

The source advises selling Josh Jacobs, who is currently valued as the RB20. The recommendation is based on significant off-field risk, including potential suspension, a poor offensive line, and low efficiency with 3.5-3.6 yards per carry. While he may have short-term utility against the Lions and Panthers, the long-term outlook is concerning due to team struggles and a difficult upcoming schedule against the Patriots, Vikings, and Rams.

Saquon Barkley is a hold or buy candidate. While currently viewed as a mid-range RB2, his outlook improves because Tanner McKee's lack of rushing ability means Barkley will no longer have goal-line touchdowns vultured by the quarterback, and he may see more dump-off targets.

The source views Stefon Diggs as a veteran who will operate in the shallow area of the field but notes he is unlikely to command the high volume of targets (e.g., 15 per game) needed to fully replace the production lost by Terry McLaurin's injury.

The source confirms Terry McLaurin is out for the season, creating a significant void in the passing game that leaves a high volume of targets available for other pass catchers.

The source notes that Treylon Burks has been a disappointment in the NFL thus far, though he remains a player who should be rostered due to the potential for increased opportunity following the injury to Terry McLaurin.