For many fantasy football leagues, the trade deadline is coming up, which means it’s one last chance to upgrade beyond the waiver wire.
So here’s your guide if you’re a seller or a contender, with some players who you can sell somewhat high on based on performance and strength of schedule.
The result? We some running backs, wide receivers and one tight end — no quarterbacks, there aren’t enough good ones to sell high on one — for you offer on if you can. Obviously, this all depends on where you’re at in the standings, whether you’re in a dynasty league and so forth.
Let’s dive in, and check out our guide to seven players you can buy low on:
RB Raheem Mostert, Miami Dolphins
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De’Von Achane will be back soon, and while I think he and Mostert can coexist, it feels like now’s the time to sell high.
RB Brian Robinson Jr., Washington Commanders
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He’s been good, but a little too touchdown-dependent. In games where he doesn’t score, he’s just OK, plus he doesn’t factor in much to the passing game.
WR Nico Collins, Houston Texans
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There are a lot of mouths to feed in Houston, so you can sell high off of Collins’ last game in the hopes someone will bite.
RB Kenneth Walker III, Seattle Seahawks
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His work is starting to disappear, with Zach Charbonnet slowly taking over. Time to sell before it’s too late.
RB Gus Edwards, Baltimore Ravens
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The recent touchdown barrage doesn’t change the fact that Justice Hill and Keaton Mitchell are taking away playing time.
TE George Kittle, San Francisco 49ers
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With Deebo Samuel returning, Kittle’s work may be diminished.
