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The dawn of another fantasy football week brings with it a chance for a fresh start. It doesn't matter if you're 0-3 or 3-0 -- there's still a lot of time for things to turn around. The byes will be here soon, and injuries will continue to mount, so if you have holes in your roster that the waiver wire probably won't fill, you have to start looking for some buy-low, sell-high trade opportunities. FantasyPros is here to help with tips and trade advice in their that includes Javonte Williams, Breece Hall, Marquise Brown, Cam Akers, George Kittle, and DK Metcalf, among others.It's still difficult to find willing trade partners in many leagues, but by now, you should have a good idea of your teams' strengths and weakne s. We're not quite at the point where you can start evaluating matchups for the fantasy playoffs, but you should be planning ahead for your byes. In the majority of leagues, fantasy football is still all about winning weekly matchups, so marginally "losing" a trade can still be a win if it helps you secure a "W." Follow the usage trends, find your trade targets, and plan accordingly.MORE FROM FANTASY PROS: Always remember that trade values can change rapidly, so don't get too locked in on one or two specific players. Adapt to new information, and don't be shy about acting if you have a good offer on the table, even early in the season. -- MORE WEEK 4: | Javonte Williams, RB, Broncos.The Denver RBs were heavily involved as receivers Sunday night, with WilliamsandMelvin Gordonboth getting five-plus targets. Williams led the team with 15 carries, but the usage was more split than in Week 2. Williams played just a 45-percent snap share to MG3s 38 percent and Mike Boone's 19 percent. Williams'snap rate was 65 percent in Week 2. Gordon also scored the lone rushing TD, which surely irkedWilliams' owners. Id be all over buying low ahead of a matchup against the 0-3 Raiders. The fact that Williams totaled 20 opportunities (10 in first half) on a sub-50-percent snap share is evidence enough that Denver wants to get the ball in his hands. Also, Boones 19-percent snap share was a season high and not Nolan Arenado Jersey likely a trend.George Kittle, TE, 49ers.Kittle caught four of his five targets for 28 scorele s yards in his first game of the season, but he played a team-high 91 percent of the snaps, suggesting that he is fully over the groin injury that sidelined him to start the year. If you are sick of streaming TEs off the waiver wire, Kittle should be your priority trade target.Breece Hall, RB, Jets.Hallgetting ma sive target volume over Michael Carter (11-2) in Week 3 is eye-opening. Their carries were more split (eight to 11) in favor of Carter, but they both rushed for 39 yards and Hall out-snapped Carter (51 percent compared to 49) for the first time all season. Buy Hall now before his ma sive breakout game. Its coming. Any rookie RB with nine-plus targets in two of his first three games should not be overlooked.For more buy-low targets from Fantasy Pros, .WEEK 4 STANDARD RANKINGS: | | | | | Marquise Brown, WR, Cardinals. Brown commanded 17 targets (31-target share) for 14 catches and 140 yards in Week 3 on a 95-percent snap share. You need to keep playing him as long asDeAndre Hopkinsis suspended. However, Brown's Week 3 boom does present a potential sell-high opportunity to those looking for immediate WR production over the next few weeks.Cam Akers, RB, Rams.Look before the haters see. Akersaveraged 5.1 yards per carry on a team-leading 12 attempts with a rushing TDi n Week 3.Darrell Henderson Jr.had just four carries and one target. Not everything was great, though. Akers had zero targets and fumbled at the goal line in the fourth quarter. Akers and Henderson split snaps exactly 50/50, with Akers obviously being more involved on a touch basis. However, Akers touches almost exclusively came in the second half. In the first half, he had just two carries for -1 yards to Hendersons four carries for 17. All things considered, I think the wise move is to put Akers on the trade block. The Rams offense isnt as good as it was last season, and Akers still hasnt done enough to completely bury Henderson as the no-doubt RB1 in the offense. Factor in a brutal matchup versus San Francisco in Week 4 and the time to sell Akers is now, as painful as it is to admit for someone that was very high on Akers this offseason.WEEK 4 PPR RANKINGS: | | | | | DK Metcalf, WR, Seahawks.Metcalf finally showed up with five catches for 64 yards and a TD last week, but he still only out-targetedTyler Lockettby one (12 vs. 11) and is still second on the team in targets this season. Weeks where both Lockett and Metcalf hit are going too far and few between withGeno Smithat QB because Seattle wont play the Falcons every week. Sell high on Metcalfs name brand. Again, it took 12 targets and Metcalf still couldnt crack 65 receiving yards.For more sell-high targets from Fantasy Pros,. Pedro Pages Jersey |
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