Fantasy Football Trade Advice: Puka Nacua, Alvin Kamara, Zack Moss (Week 4)

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Here are all the players the experts are buying and selling this week. And below let’s take a closer look at a few players to trade this week.

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Fantasy Football Trade Advice

Puka Nacua (WR – LAR)

“We already found out Puka Nacua is human, and Cooper Kupp is nearing his return. This could obviously backfire, but let’s keep in mind a healthy Kupp is the Rams’ WR1, and Nacua is still a rookie. See if someone souring on Calvin Ridley or a more proven WR1 will take the bait.”
– Kevin Roberts (Breaking Football)

“PUKA…is this allowed? Everyone’s favorite rookie is getting more attention from opposing teams. The Rams vs. the Bengals spread out the targets more this week, and Mr. Kupp is expected back soon. His value in redraft has never been higher. What can you flip him for? Higgins? Waddle? Josh Jacobs (has to be better) or Rhamondre Stevenson? Aim high here. Puka is not going away and will still be flex-worthy once Kupp is back, but now is the time to act.”
– Ken Zalis (FantasyPros)

“My sell, as much as I love him and think he does have a future piece in the offense, is Puka Nacua. Cooper Kupp will return and cut into the target share for everyone. Tutu Atwell will not disappear either, leaving a smaller slice of the pie for Nacua. I would be willing to take a Josh Jacobs-level running back. Someone who is struggling but is talented with the workload, aka Jacobs or Stevenson.”
– Joe Pepe (Beyond The Gridiron)

Alvin Kamara (RB – NO)

” I don’t really know if this is a sell-high necessarily, but with the return of Alvin Kamara impending this week for the Saints I would possibly test the market to see what he could fetch. Derek Carr is week-to-week, and that was the primary appeal for anyone drafting Kamara. Carr turned Josh Jacobs into a 50 catch back in 2021 and 2022, and many have hopes that he can do the same with Kamara. Now Kamara is walking back into basically the same offense that he had last year with Jameis Winston, and we all saw those results. I would pray that a manager would consider parting with Brian Robinson, James Conner, or even Rachaad White on the super high-end, to obtain Kamara.”
– Ed Birdsall (Talking Points Sports)

Zack Moss (RB – IND)

“I think this question is almost too easy: Zack Moss. The last two weeks, he has looked dominant, handling RB1 duties for the Colts and averaging 4.4 ypc with a touchdown each week. This is what fantasy owners want from a lead running back, but…..Jonathan Taylor is looming and could be back in week 5. Sell Moss now to a running back needy team for a WR2 (or an up-and-coming player) like Michael Pittman Jr, Zay Flowers, Tank Dell, or Nico Collins (if a team is desperate for a starter this week, you might even be able to move up the rankings or even sneak in a running back with major upside as part of the trade).”
– Adam Dove (The Fantasy Couriers)