Fantasy football trade value – Jaylen Waddle among top players to get before deadline
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We are on the brink of the fantasy football playoffs as we enter Week 13. Is your team on track to make it to the dance or are you still battling for a ticket?
Regardless of the situation you find yourself in, we can help. Tristan H. Cockcroft provided you with insight into which backfields to prioritize, and this article identifies pass catchers you should target in trades. Having at least one of these players on your team would be prudent.
Also, as a reminder, the ESPN trade deadline is at 12:00 p.m. EST on Wednesday, Dec. 1. It is important to clarify that all trades need to be accepted by that time.
Wide Receivers
Marquise Brown, Baltimore Ravens
Brown has at least 50 yards in all but two games and 10 or more targets in his last four games, averaging 17.4 fantasy points per game. He also averages 32.6 routes per game, which is comparable to other No.1 receivers such as Davante Adams (33.4), Terry McLaurin (33.7) and Michael Pittman Jr (33.5), which is impressive considering how run-heavy the Ravens are offensively. From Weeks 13-17, Brown will play against the Pittsburgh Steelers, Cleveland Browns, Green Bay Packers, Cincinnati Bengals and Los Angeles Rams. These five defenses allow wide receivers an average of 35 points per game. Brown is a weekly WR2 with the potential for more.
DeVonta Smith, Philadelphia Eagles
Due to inconsistent quarterback play from Jalen Hurts, Smith has had ups and downs all year. That said, the rookie wideout is the Eagles’ best playmaker, and he has averaged only 6.3 targets per game this year. Philadelphia’s final two drives against the Giants didn’t involve him as Jalen Reagor dropped two potential game-winning passes that were right in his hands. Greg Ward and Reagor combined for eight targets while Smith had four. It needs to change, especially when you have a talent like Smith who runs every route flawlessly and can consistently separate from defenders. Following the game, his demeanor and conversation with…
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Source : espn
