Fantasy Football Trade Advice: Garrett Wilson, James Cook, Brian Robinson Jr. (Week 3)

Winning the trade market is at least as important as nailing the draft. Aside from the waiver wire’s massive impact in the season’s first few weeks, trading is the best way to improve your squad quickly. Great buy-low moves can set you up for victory in the short term and down the stretch. Solid sell-high deals can get you big hauls for overachieving players who likely won’t sustain their production.

Here are all the players the experts are trading this week. And below we dive into a few notable selections. And be sure to check out our weekly trade value chart with updated values for all players.

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Fantasy Football Trade Advice

Garrett Wilson (WR – NYJ)

“This is the perfect time to sell Garrett Wilson. He had a solid week two game that will give you the backing to go out and sell him. Wilson’s day would have been bad if he didn’t have a 68-yard touchdown bomb. It won’t always be that easy for Wilson to have those situations. I’d be looking to get out now and target an owner frustrated with Jaylen Waddle or AJ Brown.”
– Steven Pintado (The Fantasy Coaches)

James Cook (RB – BUF)

“As much as this hurts me to say, I believe it is James Cook. When they enter the red zone, the Bills lean on Damien Harris and Latavius Murray, with James Cook only seeing 20% of carries inside the 20-yard line.”
– Joe Pepe (Beyond The Gridiron)

Brian Robinson Jr. (RB – WAS)

“Brian Robinson has had a stellar start to the season, with three touchdowns in two games and an RB1 performance in half-PPR this past week. Despite his 49 receiving yards and TD so far, I still expect Antonio Gibson to eventually be more involved and solidify his role as the passing downs back for Washington. Plus, the schedule is getting a lot tighter over the next few weeks with Buffalo and Philadelphia on tap. See if you can tempt a Joe Mixon owner into a deal that should ultimately bring you a safer RB1-type over the long haul. ”
– Justin Sablich (5th Down Fantasy)