Fantasy Football Trade Advice: Raheem Mostert, Mike Evans, De’Von Achane (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.

Fantasy Football Trade Advice

Raheem Mostert (RB – MIA) | De’Von Achane (RB – MIA)

“Raheem Mostert (RB1 – 26.3) and De’Von Achane (RB5 – 25.3) are two of the top five running backs in half-point PPR scoring over the first three weeks. However, 70.2% of their fantasy points for the year came last week against the Broncos. It’s unlikely either player, let alone both, will be a top-five running the rest of the season. Fantasy players should explore trade options for both running backs. I would rather keep Achane over Mostert. Yet, fantasy players should happily trade either or even both running backs, plus a WR3, to land an injured superstar like Austin Ekeler, Saquon Barkley, or Jonathan Taylor.”
– Mike Fanelli (FantasyPros)

“I think it has to be Raheem Mostert. He’s coming off a massive game, but we know his extensive injury history, and he’s 31 years old. He should be good for as long as he stays healthy, but he’s also splitting work with De’Von Achane, too. I’d be happy to land any of Josh Jacobs, Joe Mixon, Jaylen Waddle, or Tee Higgins if possible.”
– Robert Norton (Last Word On Sports)

Mike Evans (WR – TB)

“I think it’s all downhill from here for Mike Evans. He’s so reliant on TDs, and this isn’t an offense that projects to have that many. It’s also possible he gets traded midseason to a team where he becomes their WR2/3. He’s currently the WR5 in Half PPR, a rank that’s simply unsustainable. I’d try to unload him for a strong WR2 or RB2, like Amari Cooper, Michael Pittman Jr., D’Andre Swift, or Rhamondre Stevenson. ”
– Jacob White (Gridiron Experts)