Fantasy Football Trades: 12 Players to BUY & SELL NOW! | Week 4 Trade Strategy
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Sep 29, 2026
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Brock PurdyCam AkersChase BrownChristian McCaffreyDalton KincaidDavid MontgomeryDe'Von AchaneDevin SingletaryDrake LondonHarold FanninJakobi MeyersJaylen WarrenKeaton MitchellLadd McConkey
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Brock Purdy
NegativeValue13:54
Brock Purdy is a hold or trade-for target, not a sell-high candidate. Currently the QB2 overall, he is expected to have his best professional season supported by elite play-calling and weapons like George Kittle, Christian McCaffrey, and Jauan Jennings. His mobility is a key asset, evidenced by 93 rushing yards and a called-back rushing touchdown; he has top-three fantasy QB potential.
Insight pageCam Akers
PositiveUsage5:08
The source recommends buying into Cam Akers, citing a significant shift in usage following team injuries. In week three, he recorded 23 touches and 100 scrimmage yards, supported by an elite 80% snap share, 22% target share, and 24% targets per route run. The team's upcoming schedule and offensive line play suggest he could finish as a top-15 running back or even an RB1. The source notes that the team's effort to ramp up Najee Harris is a positive for Akers, as it helps prevent him from taking on too many hits, aiding his long-term durability.
Insight pageChase Brown
PositiveValue19:54
Chase Brown is a buy-low candidate due to his high usage in the Bengals' offense. Despite recent production disappointments, he has shown 16 points-per-game potential in previous seasons and is expected to return to form, making this the optimal time to trade for him.
Insight pageChristian McCaffrey
PositiveUsage14:16
A healthy Christian McCaffrey is a critical factor in the 49ers' offensive success and serves as a key pillar for Brock Purdy's high-end fantasy outlook.
Insight pageDalton Kincaid
PositiveValue16:59
Dalton Kincaid remains a strong trade target despite a poor Week 3 performance. He maintains a 20.7% target share and an elite 3.76 yards per route run, which significantly outpaces other top tight ends like Trey McBride (1.9) and George Kittle (3.05).
Insight pageDavid Montgomery
NegativeBust23:52
David Montgomery is a sell candidate due to poor efficiency, high touchdown dependence, and the potential for Woody Marks to see an increased workload. His counting stats are inflated by Week 1, and his production is unsustainable without Nico Collins.
Insight pageDe'Von Achane
NegativeUsage11:55
Devon Achane is cited as an example of a high-draft-capital player whose performance impacts roster construction and trade strategy for fantasy managers.
Insight pageDevin Singletary
NegativeUsage8:54
Devin Singletary was involved as a receiver early in the season, which impacted the initial usage and fantasy value of teammate Cam Akers.
Insight pageDrake London
PositiveValue5:12
The source highlights Drake London as a successful previous trade target who has seen a significant performance increase, validating the buy-low strategy.
Insight pageHarold Fannin
PositiveValue18:36
Harold Fannon Jr. is a buy-high target trending upward after back-to-back weeks as a low-end QB1. Despite community fears that Deshaun Watson would tank his value, Fannon has secured two touchdown catches recently and remains a strong rest-of-season play. The source ranks him just behind the elite Bowers/McBride tier and ahead of Sam LaPorta.
Insight pageJakobi Meyers
PositiveValue21:24
Jakobi Meyers is a buy-high candidate who remains mispriced by many redraft managers. Playing in an ascending Jacksonville offense, Meyers has posted consistent double-digit point totals (14 in week two, 17 in week three) and serves as an ideal WR3 or flex option for teams looking to consolidate depth.
Insight pageJaylen Warren
PositiveBreakout7:50
The source recommends buying Jaylen Warren, arguing that his recent performance (90%+ snap share, 176 total yards) is sustainable rather than a one-week fluke. With Rico Dowdle banged up, Warren is positioned to solidify his role as the team's offensive focal point. The source projects him as a top-15 running back with multiple 15+ point weeks expected by week six, citing favorable upcoming matchups against the Browns and Colts.
Insight pageKeaton Mitchell
PositiveUsage43:53
Keaton Mitchell is highlighted as the more explosive and better-fitting back in the LA offense compared to Omari Hampton, noting his recent usage of eight carries and three catches against Buffalo.
Insight pageLadd McConkey
PositiveBust44:55
The source advises trading away Ladd McConkey, citing his declining production since Week 1, target competition from Quentin Johnston and Trey Harris, and a difficult upcoming schedule that includes a bye week.
Insight pagePuka Nacua
NegativeInjury7:20
The source mentions Puka Nacua as a player expected to return, serving as context for roster management and trade strategy.
Insight pageRico Dowdle
NegativeDepth Chart9:41
Rico Dowdle is currently dealing with an injury, which provides an opportunity for Jaylen Warren to increase the gap in their backfield competition.
Insight pageZay Flowers
PositiveValue0:37
The source identifies Zay Flowers as a top-tier buy-low trade target, noting he is the primary weapon in the Baltimore Ravens offense. Despite limited snaps (21 of 64) in his return, he produced 5 catches for 84 yards. Analytically, he is elite with a 9.36 yards per route run average, and the source projects him as a top-five wide receiver for the rest of the season. The source suggests pivoting from players like Davante Adams to acquire Flowers, noting his current market value is lower than where he should have been drafted.
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Episode Transcript
0:00Week four fantasy football trade targets. And I wanted to get this video out to you earlier this week. Usually been dropping this like Thursday,
0:09Friday, but this is a tilting week. We got a lot of injuries. There's going to be a lot of roster shuffling out there.
0:15And there's a lot of you out there that have started out one and two. Couple of you out there started 0 and3. We're not
0:22throwing in the towel. We are looking to win games. This is a weekly game and we're going to get after it. I'm Theo
0:28Greinger, lead fantas fantasy analyst right here at Rotoire, dropping shows that can help you win in fantasy football almost every single day during
0:37the during the week. Uh let's get it started right off the top. There's an awesome trade candidate for you right now and it's Z Flowers. Zlowers. The the
0:48Zflowers experience, this is a player that started off red-hot in week one. It looked like it was going to be a generational week for
0:57Z Flowers.
0:59Starts off the season just red-hot.
1:01First half, it's just dominating Indianapolis.
1:06Then you have him leave the game with six minutes to go in the second quarter.
1:11And the time he left the game, he had five catches for 150 yards and a touchdown, 26 PPR points. Misses week
1:19two against the New Orleans Saints. And then we think he's gonna miss week three against Dallas. It's it's the games in
1:27Brazil. You've got the sort of choppy turf narrative all week long and then we get the Sunday morning news drop that Z
1:35Flowers is actually going to play. For me, this is a signal that Z Flowers is perfectly fine. This was not something
1:42where they were going to risk their star- wide receiver, especially after losing Jacobe Lane if this was something shaky. So, Flowers is fine. He didn't
1:52even really practice this week. This was like the ramp up was very slow here. Uh again, didn't want to risk it on the
2:00turf in the in the during the week. They were very cautious with him during the week, but during the game, uh he ends up
2:05producing fine on sort of a limited sample size of snaps. Z Flowers ends up producing in a major way. only played a
2:14limited amount that this past week, 21 of 64 snaps and gets five catches for 84 yards. He's the best weapon on the
2:24Baltimore Ravens, including Derrick Henry. And Henry's got his own thing.
2:28This is not a shade at Derrick Henry, but this offense is becoming more and more of a Z Flowers centric offense with
2:36a ton of King Henry as well. I think Zay Flowers has a chance to be a top five wide receiver for the rest of the
2:43season. He's averaging 20 points per game. So, this is not some like red-hot take, but when we look at Z Flowers
2:52analytically, he's just jumping off the chart here. You have Flowers with a 9.36 yards per route run average. That's
3:02insane. To put that in into perspective, Jackson Smith and Jigba has a 4.35 yards per route run. So analytically speaking,
3:12Flowers is just absolutely going nuts here. Number three on that list is Drake London, who had a tremendous week. We had him on the trade show uh for a
3:21couple times, and I'm I hope you bought low on Drake London. Still was a very difficult player to trade for, but if
3:27you bought low on him, you're feeling great after last week. Z Flowers is 10th among all wide receivers in receiving yards and he's 115th in routes run.
3:37That's a stat from Data Rama. Really good follow on X. I mean analytically speaking Z Flowers is right there. Now how do you get to Z Flowers in terms of
3:48trades? I think if you're in a league where people are really really locked in, they're going to understand what they're holding. But I do think you're
3:54going to have, if you're in a little bit more of a casual league, you're going to have fantasy managers who look at the
4:01five catches for 84 yards and say, "This was a big disappointment based on how red-hot he was in week one. Therefore,
4:09this is maybe an opportunity to sell high on Z Flowers." Now, who would I trade for Zay Flowers? I I think that
4:16and this one again, if you're holding him, he's a great asset to have. And it's really hard for me to say this one,
4:24but rest of the because I have some Devonte Adams. I've got some Devonte Adams shares and I'm absolutely loving life right now. 15 catches uh for well
4:33over 300 yards the last two weeks, two touchdowns in week two, but I would try to pivot from like an Adams to a
4:40Flowers. I think that's the way to do it. You know, you've got Pukanakua eventually coming back. Z Flowers, I think, is a lockedin asset. I think he's
4:48an elite asset. I think when we look back at the season and sort of where guys should have been ranked uh in terms
4:54of where we were drafting him, Flowers probably should have been a midsec round pick based on where he's at. I think he
5:00can be a top five wide receiver for us rest of the season. I think he is a great trade target this week. Another
5:08player to consider uh trading for and I'm sort of speaking to you Devon Achan managers out there. I think Cam Scataboo
5:16is a player that we want to buy into right now. Now, Scataboo, the runout for him early in the season was a little bit
5:24frustrating where in week one, Cam Scataboo had the rushing volume, but they didn't use him as a receiver at all, like whatsoever. You had Devin
5:34Singleary involved as a receiver. And I think that this is more of a narrative shift with the offense where Jackson Dart goes down for the season and I
5:45think it was a little bit of uh rational coaching, some soularching in the building and how can we make this thing
5:51work and we sort of saw it where the game was incredibly ugly against Tennessee, incredibly ugly. Now the team traded for JJ McCarthy. I don't know if
6:00that's going to be the answer, but I think that when we're looking at what Scataboo was able to accomplish this past week, 23 touches, he gets to 100
6:09yards from scrimmage. You compare that to week one where in week one, he had zero targets, zero receiving yards in and now in week three, uh, we end up
6:20with this strong three catches for 40 yards. And the underlying metrics were there for Scataboo where he had an 80% snap share, 22% target share, which is
6:30elite for a running back, and a 24% targets per route run. So Scataboo is on the field a ton. The snap share is
6:38elite. The target share has started to be there. Then I look at the New York schedule upcoming where it feels like
6:45like the the Giants are like a sinking ship. Uh Brian Burns goes down with an injury now. And of course, this offense
6:53just squeaked by Tennessee like 12-7 win. Ugly. But if we look at the next three weeks, these are winnable games for New York. And I think they're going
7:00to lean into Scataboo more and more.
7:02You've got Arizona, you've got at the Washington Commanders, and then you got the New Orleans Saints. So, the Saints game, tough one. Arizona in New York.
7:12That's a game that they really feel like they can win, which would push New York to three in one start. And I think
7:17they're going to do do that behind Scataboo. The offensive line's playing well in New York. We'll give them credit for that. And again, Devin Singleary
7:25inactive. They're trying to ramp up Naji Harris, which I think is actually a positive for Scataboo. If they're leaning into Scataboo this much, we
7:32don't want him to take on too many hits.
7:34So, Harris absorbing some work is actually going to help Scaboo, I think, in the long run. So, I'm looking to trade for Cam Scaboo. I think he's a top
7:4315 running back rest of the way with a chance to be an RB1 based on the volume, based on the work in the passing game.
7:50Another running back I'm looking to buy high on. And a lot of times buy highs in fantasy football, they can get us in
7:58trouble sometimes. But I think if you understand the pedigree of the player and the public perception of the player, I don't think that most people are
8:07viewing the Jaylen Warren game as anything more than sort of a oneweek sample size Smash week. Everybody knows Rico Dattle didn't play, but this game
8:17sort of feels real and different. We know Jaylen Warren last year had his highest rushing total as a pro. Uh really impressive stuff. didn't crack a
8:26thousand, but he was in the the mid n like the 950 plus range last year.
8:31Warren has always been a player we viewed as a talented player. Remember what he was able to do to Naji Harris as
8:39a rookie where Harris was terrific as a as a rookie in his own right. And then in year two, Harris's role in as a
8:47receiver out of the backfield took a big backseat to Warren. Uh and it hurt Naji's overall stats that year. Warren's been a guy that's been like a slow drip
8:56that each and every year seems to gain a little bit more uh trust of the coaching staff and usage and this year sort of
9:02feels like a perfect storm. They beat the Cincinnati Bengals a huge win for the Steelers this past week. And Jaylen Warren with no Rico Dattle played 90%
9:13plus of snaps, 127 rushing yards and 49 receiving yards. He also had an 87yard run called back. So, this was an elite
9:23game for Jaylen Warren, and I could see this becoming a thing where Pittsburgh continues to lean into him as their offensive focal point. He has the trust
9:33of Aaron Rodgers. We saw Aaron Rodgers last year just targeting Kenneth Gainwell over and over again down the stretch. Warren has the passing game
9:41role, and I think he has a chance to put a little bit more cushion between him and Rico Dattle with Dattle banged up.
9:47the narrative that this would be a split backfield. Maybe that's the the thought process heading into the season, but I don't think that that's where we're
9:54going to be when we get to like week six, uh, week five, all these upcoming weeks. I think that there's a chance
10:00that when by the time we get to week six, Jaylen Warren has rattled off a few more 15 plus point weeks. Now, we're not
10:07going to get this sort of performance every week. And I don't think Warren is a guy that's going to threaten to be
10:12something like a RB5 overall. But I do think a top 15 running back season for him is very much in the range of
10:19outcomes and I don't think he's going to cost you that much. They play at the Cleveland Browns in week four and then
10:26Indianapolis in week five. Indianapolis has been very generous to opposing running backs for multiple games this year. Uh obviously Houston's got got
10:34some issues offensively, but uh two decent matchups for Warren upcoming. I feel like he is a buy right now. A buy
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11:03conversation, trade candidates, and just a little bit of trade strategy. Let's take a quick aside. A lot of times in fantasy football, you get into these
11:12conversations about two for one deals, three for one deals. Can I somehow pivot my team and go get an elite asset? A lot
11:22of times that's the best way to play fantasy. But I do think there's some of you out there that need to consider two
11:28for ones the other way. Understand where the market is on certain players. Can I turn one player into two very good
11:35players? I think for some of you who are dealing with injuries, this might be the way to go about things. Now, ideally, in
11:42a perfect world, you are trading for the elite asset whenever you can. But at times in fantasy football, it's about survival mode and it's about getting
11:51through the next couple of weeks. This is a weekly game. So, for some of you that lost to Devon Achan, based on the
11:56draft capital you spent on him, this was probably your RB2 if you went running back running back. And for some of you
12:03who started out with a wide receiver in round one, hopefully a JSN type, uh, Han could have been your running back one.
12:11So, this is a tough sledding. Again, you know, your roster. Um, but we want to make strategic trades whenever we can.
12:18And it's not something where it's a dogmatic thing where we have to be getting the one and the two for one or
12:24we have to be getting the one and the three for one. I think you can leverage maybe your league mates who are not
12:31quite as knowledgeable as you are about player values and turn some players into maybe two. Some of the players I'm talking about on this show are perfect
12:40opportunity candidates to add in a two for one the other way. Some of these running backs are valued as running back
12:45twos. Can I get them as sort of a quote unquote throw in in like a massive trade? A lot of these other players you
12:52can sort some of these exact same players you can leverage and attack in two for one. So a lot of sites out there
12:58a lot of trade analysts are telling you you got to do it a certain way. I think be open-minded but don't be opposed to
13:05taking that two for one on the flip side if it benefits your team. The idea of trades in reddraft is to benefit our
13:13team for this season. Dynasty, it's another beast. But in reddraft, it's about getting your team better by any means necessary. Keeping this
13:22conversation going, talking about trade targets.
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13:54Now, I'm seeing a lot of people mentioning Brock Party as a sell high candidate, and I think this is kind of
14:00crazy. Uh Brock Party to me looks like a player that's going to have the best season he's ever had as a pro. And I
14:08trust the 49ers more so than other franchises to sort of figure things out.
14:14You've got the elite play calling. You have George KD heating up. You've got a healthy Christian McAffrey. You have Kalin Black as a potential chain mover.
14:23And you've got Perty sitting at QB2 overall. So this is not really an action where um we we're saying, you know, you
14:30have to trade for Perty. He's expensive right now. Now, if you can go get Perty, I think that will help your team. But
14:38he's a difficult player to get. But I think it's just the the knowledge here is I don't want to trade away Brock Pery
14:45just because he's off to a red-hot start. He's the mobility is there for him. He's got 93 rushing yards. He had a
14:52long rushing touchdown called back. So, I think Brock Pury is absolutely either a hold or a player you trade for, not a
15:00player you trade away. Just a little bit of PSA because I'm seeing people talking about Brock Party as a sell high because
15:07Mike Evans is a little bit banged up. I think Perty again is a hold or a trade target, not a sell right now. He's
15:14playing at a truly elite level and he can end up being a top three scorer at the quarterback position this year.
15:20Fantastic pick. A player to buy low on is Tedo McMillan. Now McMillan's production was terrible uh this past week. this Cleveland was really getting
15:31to Bryce Young and we end up seeing McMillan really struggle. Uh now Jaylen Coker a little bit banged up. Um so
15:40Coker's dealing dealing with some things. Coker might play this week against Detroit. It's it's been called a minor quadriceps strain and he could be
15:52able to play in Sunday's game against the Lions. So do they rush Coker and try to get him in that game? We'll we'll
15:58check out the practice reports all week long here, but Tedaro McMillan, it's a perfect time to trade for him. Week one,
16:04he was badly outproduced by Jaylen Coker, but he still had eight targets, five catches for 75 yards. Week two was really good. He had 15 points scored,
16:14five catches for 101 yards, and his targets went up to 10. This past week, only 3.7 PPR points. We saw what Garrett
16:23Wilson was able to accomplish against this Lion secondary. I've talked about this continually on a lot of shows. The Lions are a defense we want to attack
16:32right now. And I think McMillan is in a great spot to put up a smash week.
16:36Again, look at what Garrett Wilson was able to do last week. Then we factor in that Jaylen Coker at the very least is
16:43going to play this game banged up and potentially not play this game at all.
16:47This is a huge opportunity for Detroit.
16:49Uh this is a national television game. I think McMillan is going to have a really, really strong week. I would like
16:55to trade for him before this game. One other player we've talked about each and every week here, uh, Daltton Concaid. He
17:04is still a trade candidate. Awful game for King Kade. The Bills had five turnovers, including the King Kaid fumble. So, he didn't help himself out
17:12here. Things are going to get a lot better for him. When we look at King Kade, I mean, off to a red-hot start to
17:18the season. Unbelievable production in week one, unbelievable production in week two.
17:24uh 20.7% target share on the season uh from Josh Allen. Just awesome awesome stuff from Concaid. Yards per route run 3.76.
17:36Very good number for a tight end. To put that in perspective, Trey McBride at 1.9, George KD at 3.05. So Kaid
17:45analytically right there, the production in week one and week two. But I do think you're going to have some managers with
17:50King Kaid who are like, "Okay, I probably should have sold after week two. Uh, every everything's sort of falling apart and I want to get out of
17:57dodge here and get somebody to pay pay me for what they saw in week one and week two. I'm a little bit scared after
18:03week three." So, if you find any sort of league mates who are open-minded to trading concade after one poor game, I
18:10think you go ahead and you try to uh try to leverage that one. one other player to buy high on. Really, we could talk
18:18about multiple Cleveland Browns here.
18:20Um, I think that Casey Conpsion is a buy low candidate. I think that the smash week for Casey is coming based on the
18:27usage we're seeing in Cleveland. Uh, and the fact that they're trying to get him manufactured touches. But the player that I want to talk about as a potential
18:36buy is Harold Fannon Jr. We've talked about him in previous weeks as a player that's ascending and we finally saw it
18:43in week three where he had two touchdown catches. Now Deshun Watson, there's some mixed bag there, but he's been a QB1 in
18:52back-to-back weeks, low-end QB1. Harold Fannon Jr. when you get outside of the of the like Bowers and the Bowers and
19:03obviously Trey McBride tier, there's a lot of like indecision as to how people rank these guys. Now, King Kade, George KD, those two guys need to sort of be
19:13right there. I think that Harold Fannon Jr. and then also Sam Leaporta right after that. So, I'm looking to try to
19:20kick the tires and try to upgrade my tight end room and get some Harold Fannon Jr. I think he's in a really good
19:27spot right now rest of the season. It's a buy high, but again, you're getting the discount where people still are fading this Cleveland Browns offense
19:35like it's the preseason and like we're still drafting out there. The fear out there in in the community that Deshun Watson was going to tank Harold Fannon
19:44Jr. That ship has sailed. Two touchdown catches this past week. Fannon also had a solid uh week two as well. So, I think
19:51he's trending upwards.
19:54looking at a potential buy low candidate. I'm going to mention Chase Brown because I just think with this sort of usage on this sort of offense,
20:03it's getting to be a little absurd. And the Chase Brown manager was really kind of annoyed at how things were going in
20:10terms of full-on production based on using a first round pick on him. And now they might be a little more open-minded
20:17to, hey, I I'd be willing to have that conversation about a trade. Chase Brown started out slowly last year as well,
20:25but week three a major disappointment. I thought Chase Brown was going to have a really big week. But 11.2 points scored
20:32in week 2 against Houston and 8.9 points scored against Pittsburgh in week three.
20:38Really bad stuff in terms of the overall production. We did see the 18.8 point score in week one against Tampa. I think
20:45we're going to see a lot more scoring weeks like that. Only one rushing touchdown on the year. Now, Chase Brown and the Bengals in week five have the
20:54Miami Dolphins. They've got a difficult matchup this week against a Jacksonville defense that just completely shut out New England, but the game is in
21:02Cincinnati. I think this might be the best possible time to go and trade for Chase Brown. I know it sound a little
21:09repetitive and I was on Chase Brown last week and I'll take the L on that one, but we're going to continue to try to
21:14trade for Brown. Brown has averaged 16 points per game in back-to-back years. I think that's sort of what we're looking at rest of the way. Look for Chase Brown
21:23to get back to normal with things. Now, one other player who is a buy candidate is Jacobe Meyers. And Meyers had a very
21:33strong week in week three. Uh again, this is probably the cheapest guy I've talked about on this show. BTJ is looking like a nothing right now. and
21:42Jacobe Myers had seven catches for 64 yards and a touchdown. So, I think we've talked about Bashel Tutin as a trade
21:49candidate in multiple weeks. Scored a touchdown last week. He's becoming more difficult to obtain. I think people understand what they have. Tuton's up to
21:57like 13.7 points per game right now. And then everybody knows what Parker Washington is. Washington is just awesome. Uh playing well each and every
22:05week. But Jacobe Myers, I think there's a window to go trade for him. and you're getting access to a really good offense
22:12that I think is ascending. And Jacksonville moves to two and one. And the only team that they struggled against was the Denver Broncos, a
22:23defense that we saw also give the LA Rams some problems. So, I think that when we look at Jacksonville, Jacksonville's in a really good spot.
22:31And we talked about could we this week against Cincinnati be a Jacobe Meyers week? Cincinnati is going to try to key
22:38in on Parker Washington. You've got Jacobe Meyers a chance to put up another 15 type point week. And then you've got
22:44Philly in week five, another matchup where it's in Jacksonville. And I think Meyers could put up good numbers. So 14 points in week two, 17 in week three.
22:54It's a buy high, but again it's perception of the player and I don't think people are valuing Meyers where they should be. If we sort of were able
23:03to project BTJ being this bad on the season, then we would have been drafting Jacobe Meyers a lot higher. I think that
23:10was a player that was mispriced for a lot of reddraft managers. So, there's going to be managers out there who have
23:16him as like an extra wide receiver on builds where he's like their wide receiver four, their wide receiver five even, and they might be open-minded to
23:25trading you Jacobe Meyers. a perfect player for you to get when we talk about getting these two for ons, getting these
23:32three for ones. If your team needs a boost, Myers is the kind of player that I'm able to plug into my wide receiver
23:38three or my flex spot and feel really good about where things currently are with this Jacksonville offense. So, go and trade for Jacobe Meyers. He's a
23:47player that really should be a buy high, but I think there's still a no one really knows how to value him type
23:52player. Now, sell candidates. We mentioned David Montgomery for a couple of weeks. We mentioned him after the week one performance when he had all the
24:00touchdowns. Well, we're back here. And I think what David Montgomery has been unable to accomplish without Nico Collins is very telling. Montgomery is
24:12inefficient right now. He's getting double-digit runs and all that sort of stuff. He's getting okay volume and he's getting bad efficiency and bad
24:21production. the David Montgomery uh week one is like an oasis that saves his overall counting stats. I think you're going to have a lot of fantasy managers
24:31who are scrambling to add a running back this week and if I can profit off of that and get someone better for David
24:37Montgomery, I'm looking to do it.
24:39Montgomery just I don't like the vibes I'm seeing here. They really tried to use him this past week and and the
24:44production was poor. You've also got the threat of Woody Marx and and Woody Marx's role sort of potentially growing uh is out there. So, I am looking to
24:53move David Montgomery. After week one, it was like a no-brainer. Now, now it's like you're going to have to get a
24:59little bit creative with Montgomery because things are just not great there.
25:04And Nico Collins will eventually be back. He becomes the focal point of the offense. Uh Montgomery is really a touchdownbased guy and that's that's it.
25:13So, touchdown dependent running back. We saw how good that can be in week one, but I think it's going to be uh very
25:19difficult to predict when the big weeks are coming for Montgomery and I think they're going to be view very very few
25:24of them. I think he's a player to move off before the market sort of really adjusts to what his actual value is.
25:31Another player or players we should talk about are the LA Chargers and I think it's time to sell low on Omari and
25:39Hampton. Hampton feels like a player that could get not overtaken, but the Katon Mitchell, Omari, and Hampton splits are going to continue to be
25:49really, really annoying. Hampton scored 10 PPR points this past week against Buffalo. Excuse me, five PPR points against Buffalo, 3.7 yards per carry,
26:00and the touchdowns have really saved him this year. He has two scores this year, both on the ground, but two of his three
26:07games have been sub four yards per carry. and his game against Vegas, which was his best game of the year, was 4.1.
26:15So, you're talking about an inefficient runner who's touchdown dependent who only has two catches on the season. I mean, things are really bad for Omari
26:25and Hampton, but you still have sort of the name brand equity. You still have uh the two rushing scores, and you've got
26:33the big week two to lean on. Could we end up in a si situation where Katon Mitchell, it becomes like a true 50-50
26:41split? Mitchell looked good against Buffalo. Mitchell had eight carries for 52 yards. He also had three catches.
26:48Didn't do anything with him, but he looked way more explosive and like way a better fit in this LA offense. Another
26:55player to kind of look to trade is Lad Makanki. Lad Mani right now, I mean, this is the this is sort of where we
27:02were at last year. He's the third leading target among all wide receivers in LA right now. He had the really big
27:08week one with 19 points scored and then these past two weeks 6.5 points and 10.6 points. He's been outtargeted this year
27:18by Quentyn Johnston who's been awful. QJ is averaging four points a game and he has 17 targets to Maki's 15. And then
27:25you've got Trey Harris who had 16 targets. And Harris is the one where Harris this past week, six catches for 76 yards, seven targets. I think Harris
27:35is going to trend up a little bit. We know Maki's been a little bit banged up with the ribs, but this is sort of more
27:41of the same. Lad Maki, if you look at his stats to end last year in terms of the catch totals each and every week,
27:47they're looking like this year. It's another name brand that I can try to trade. And I think this is an awful
27:53situation for the LA Chargers. And I think this is a get out of dodge. This was a team that I like many people
28:00mispriced this off season and things are looking really poor. Then we talk about the matchups. Makanki is at Seattle this week and then the Denver Broncos in week
28:10five and then at Kansas City in week six and then you've got the by-week to deal with. So I'm looking to get out on Omari
28:17and Hampton. I'm looking to get out on Lad Mani. I am selling low on both of these guys and looking to pivot. Um,
28:23really tough stuff with the LA Chargers.
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