Trading

As both NFL fans and fantasy football players, we are simply awaiting the staring match between the Packers and Jets to end. All that is needed now is for the two sides to formalize a trade, and we can get on with our pro football lives.

Divisional Playoff weekend. There are two games on Saturday and two games on Sunday. Philadelphia and Kansas City end their respite and get at it. The six remaining teams come off of victories. Will it matter? Read on as we explore ...

Drake London managed to get HALF of Marcus Mariota’s targets this past Sunday. Even if Marcus Mariota isn’t the quarterback that we wanted in Atlanta, he still is making London relevant if London can haul in these targets.

Trevor Lawrence has managed to rise up to 10th overall in quarterbacks, but that is because of his matchups. After this next easy matchup against Detroit he will hit some roadblocks with Tennessee, Dallas and the New York Jets. These are three weeks that are going to be playoff qualifiers and actual playoffs. Trade him for someone safer.

Kirk Cousins is an elite level quarterback, you can tell that from his numbers. His last game against Dallas was the only game in which he did not score double-digit fantasy points. If there is a manager who is unsure of him, you should grab him as he will rebound.

Yes, Matthew Stafford is injured, but that just means that you can probably get him at his lowest now! He almost had a chance to suit up in Week 10 which would have been nice to see, but it’s better this way. Buy him now and he will have a great schedule for your fantasy playoffs!

Darrell Henderson is the most reliable option in Los Angeles. Could he end up pushing for a lead back role? Maybe. Regardless, he should come relatively cheap because everyone is still hoping for Cam Akers to be the big guy there but there has been nothing to indicate he can be.

Zach Pascal seems to be Sam Ehlinger's new favorite target. He only caught 2 passes last week, but seeing that one of them was a touchdown, he should be getting more looks in the future and for such a low price, it makes sense to take flier on him, especially in dynasty leagues.

Wow! It is accelerating. Can you feel it? It is Week 9 and my team is a hot mess. I want to say something profound but I cannot. I watched ... It’s The Great Pumpkin Charlie Brown ... and it was awesome! Welcome November.

Zach Wilson is one that I wouldn’t mind acquiring for a low price. He usually throws for 200-plus yards, but this week he threw for just a scant 110 yards passing. Obviously, a down week for him, but managed the game for a win. He’s an excellent bye week backup.

Will a Green Bay Packers offense that has scored just 10 points in its last six quarters continue to struggle? Are Aaron Rodgers, Aaron Jones and AJ Dillon still must-start guys? Is Bailey Zappe a legit plug-and-play bye-week replacement? Is ...

Can Dallas’ talented defense slow down Jalen Hurts and the Philadelphia offense or will Philadelphia continue its strong start to the season? How will the battle between Josh Allen and Patrick Mahomes play out and can Buffalo keep Al Bundy, I ...

With the weapons that San Francisco has on offense, Jimmy Garoppolo should certainly be rostered in every week fantasy as a backup quarterback - you can still get him for pennies right now.

Are Najee Harris’ days as a workhorse tailback numbered? Is it time for Christian Kirk managers to hit the panic button? Can Darius Slayton help your fantasy team? Senior columnist Matt Wilson answers those questions and sifts through the Week ...

Brady is not the Brady of old and while he managed to throw three touchdowns in the game against Kansas City, this is not going to happen every game. His first three games are more of what we should expect from Brady this season, where he averages around 200-yards and one touchdown. Sell him while he’s on this high.

Is it time to trade Joe Mixon? Is Michael Carter the right Jets tailback to manage? Should fantasy managers take Geno Smith more seriously as a streaming option? Senior columnist Matt Wilson answers those questions and sifts through the Week ...

Rashaad Penny is still coming back from an injury and if you look at his workload, he is still getting the vast majority of carries, he just needs to be able to do something with them. With the exit of another Seattle running back with an injury, Penny could be in line to see even MORE volume - grab him now.

When Rondale Moore returns from a hamstring injury, he will be a significant contributor to the Cardinals’ passing game for a few weeks until DeAndre Hopkins is back, and then regains full form. The Greg Dortch era has a very limited time window.

Can Tua Tagovailoa build upon his monster performance or will the stout Buffalo defense bring him back to Earth? Is it time to hit the panic button on Derrick Henry and the Tennessee offense? David Grey will breakdown all the ...

I can’t stress enough how much you should sell him. Almost ALL of Tagovailoa’s points came from the garbage fourth quarter. Might I need to remind you that before he blew up throwing all those bombs, he had two interceptions in the game?

Once Buffalo pulled far ahead in the game, it looked like Josh Allen was content with running the ball and clock and throwing short passes. Knox is a key component who is more utilized when they need a sure person to move the chains. Buffalo will need that later in the year so he is a required acquisition now.

The “Let Russ Cook” slogan never came to fruition in Seattle even though Seattle featured two stud receivers in DK Metcalf and Tyler Lockett. Denver is going to let him cook until the roast is burnt with talents like Tim Patrick, Jerry Jeudy and Courtland Sutton.

Ignore the New York ground game, this will be all about Zach Wilson and him throwing the ball 1,000 times a game from here on out. The only problem for New York will be the return of Alvin Kamara and the rushing prowess that Taysom Hill brings from the quarterback position.

Can Josh Allen and Buffalo bounce back as the wind shouldn’t be crazy this time out, or will Tom Brady and Tampa Bay keep it going? Is Las Vegas just the tonic Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City offense needs to get the ...

I am placing Mahomes in this article to advise fantasy managers of doing something ludicrous. I know Mahomes didn’t look great last week. I also know the last time out, Mahomes destroyed the Las Vegas defense. Don’t do anything reckless like bench Mahomes and play another quarterback. Don't do it.

You might have to pay a little more than “low” for him, but the Indianapolis offense have players to get, starting with Michael Pittman. He has had a bad string of games the past few weeks, but with a cake matchup against Houston this week, he could easily be the reason you qualify for your fantasy playoffs.

Can Dak Prescott and the Cowboys bounce back on Thanksgiving Day and light up the scoreboard like earlier in the season or will the Raiders slow them down? Will Jonathan Taylor be able to stay hot against the league’s top ...

The Philadelphia Eagles have run the ball as effectively as any team in the league over the last month. Miles Sanders took back his lead role on Sunday. Fire up Miles Sanders against the Giants in this matchup of NFC East rivals.

Since David Montgomery returned he played against Pittsburgh and Baltimore, two pretty good running defenses. But now he gets to face Detroit, Arizona, Minnesota, Seattle and the New York Giants - all favorable rushing matchups. Buy him now.

Edwards-Helaire has been out since Week 5, but is very close to returning. If last week showed that Kansas City’s offense is back on track, you need to get Edwards-Helaire as fast as possible because he is going to be back on the team and back to averaging AT LEAST 70 yards a game.

Jalen Hurts has scored more fantasy points than all but two fantasy quarterbacks this season and Philadelphia is playing the best it has all season. Hurts is a solid play this week at home against New Orleans.

Can Josh Allen and Buffalo bounce back from a stinker or will the funk continue? Will the return of Russell Wilson help boost the fantasy value of his supporting cast? David Grey breaks down all the matchups in this week’s ...

Darren Waller immediately stepped back into his role as the top pass-catcher in the Las Vegas offense. Waller will be leaned on heavily in a matchup against division foe Kansas City that should turn into a shoot out.

During the complete dismantling of Dallas from Denver this week, we saw Jeudy being slowly eased back into the offense, but rest assured, Denver is looking for him. He was targeted on 25% of the routes that he ran, and most of the time, Denver was so far ahead that they didn’t really have to throw the ball.

Can Justin Herbert and the Los Angeles Chargers bounce back after a quiet game or will the Philadelphia defense stay hot? Will Kyler Murray bounce back and give the San Francisco defense trouble or will that defense keep Murray in ...

Jerry Jeudy was welcomed back with open arms last weekend, his first action since Week 1. Denver will have to sling it if it hopes to keep up with the Dallas offense, and Jeudy will be the primary benefactor.

D'Andre Swift, who while may have had a terrible game, had an exorbitant amount of touches. That is the kind of workload that I am wanting to see from my running back and if he can get it together in the following weeks, he could really spin that into some points.

I never thought I would get to include Patrick Mahomes on my buy low list, but here he is. After Patrick's poor playing against the Titans and his hit that has given him the Questionable tag, some people may be looking to move him.

Khalil Herbert is a talented ball carrier – his performance in the Buccaneers game turned lots of heads – and using him and Montgomery in a 1A and 1B role, in what will remain a run-heavy Bears offense, would make sense for a few obvious reasons. Stay tuned.

Can Matthew Stafford stay hot as he faces his former team or will Jared Goff and Detroit exact some revenge? Does Kansas City have the answer to slowing down Derrick Henry or will he run wild once again? David Grey ...