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Let’s take a look at players to buy this week: Allen Robinson, Josh Jacobs, and Amari Cooper.

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Fantasy Football Trade Advice

Players to Sell

Allen Robinson (WR – LAR)
Allen Robinson was heavily involved again from a playing time standpoint for the Rams in Week 2, posting a 90% snap share. He converted his routes into 5 targets and 4 catches for 43 yards. A-Rob scored once and another was removed because of a timeout. There was a clear effort to get him the ball in the red zone, but I’m still concerned that he posted just a 14% target share. He’s got TD upside in a high-powered Rams offense, but I’d just leverage that as you sell him high after a scoring week.

Josh Jacobs (RB – LV)
Josh Jacobs got nearly all the carries (19) to Zamir White (1) in Week 2.

But just 69 scoreless yards and one catch. Continues to be a low upside option. Sell high after a multi TD-game.

Elijah Moore (WR – NYJ)
There are serious concerns for Elijah Moore with the emergence of Garrett Wilson. 5th in targets in Week 1 and tied for 3rd in targets in Week 2 (5 targets, 11% target rate per route run). Rest of season…I’d prefer the rookie.

Amari Cooper (WR – CLE)
Don’t fall for the big game from Amari Cooper. The volume was there in Week 2 – 37% target share – but his boom-or-bust profile isn’t going away anytime soon. Quintessential “sell-high” candidate.

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