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Here are all the players we’re 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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Bijan Robinson led the way with 62 yards on 11 carries, including a touchdown run on 1 of 2 red-zone carries. Tyler Allgeier carried the ball 8 times for 31 yards. Robinson also had 5 targets but somehow caught zero?
One was erased by a penalty. Also dropped another and had one tipped at the LOS.
Still logged 74% of the snaps as the RB1 in the backfield. If Drake London misses time, I’d presume targets flow through the tight ends (Vikings are weak versus tight ends) and Robinson.
On the ground, Jonathan Taylor was the star of the game. He carried the ball 12 times, accumulating 95 yards at an impressive average of 7.9 yards per carry. But should be noted…11 for 94 in the first half.
While Taylor didn’t find the end zone on the ground, his explosive runs contributed significantly to the Colts’ offensive success. Zack Moss also made an impact, with 11 carries for 66 yards and one rushing touchdown. 4 red-zone carries including the score.
JT had 2 targets to Moss’ 1. But Taylor only had one red-zone carry…
Simply put, Moss isn’t going away. And that is always going to cap the high-end ceiling of JT, despite how crazy and high-scoring it seems like every Colts game tends to be.
He’s a hold for now because it’d be malpractice to move him before he plays Carolina. And his snaps continue to increase, maxing out at 61% snap share in Week 8.
D.K. Metcalf contributed with 5 receptions for 67 yards (14 targets, 38% target share) and Jaxon Smith-Njigba caught 3 passes for 36 yards and a touchdown (4 targets) that sealed victory for the Seahawks.
JSN only ran a route on 66% of dropbacks, which was a downgrade from last season. The targets were low but he got away with a TD score. I hate selling rookie WRs – they usually break out in the second half- so he’s a hold for me unless I can get something well above market value on him.
Seattle seems to really like this Jake Bobo fellow, and that hurts JSN’s bottom-line.
Metcalf was peppered with downfield looks, earning 152 air yards. All the opportunity is there for him to have a massive game on the horizon. 5 red-zone targets, but zero scores. He is on the cusp of an eruption game. Buy low. Probably my No. 1 buy-low candidate in fantasy football for Week 9.
Through 7 healthy games this year, Metcalf still leads the Seahawks in receiving yards. Also has seen 8-plus targets in three of his last 4 games.
The Ravens and Commanders over their next two games, followed by the Rams, 49ers, Cowboys and 49ers again.
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