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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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Tank Dell (WR – HOU)

CJ Stroud, with ANOTHER impressive outing. Stroud completed 16 out of 30 passes for an impressive 306 yards and two touchdowns. His primary target was Nico Collins, who had a standout performance with 7 receptions for 168 yards and two touchdowns (9 targets, 33% Target share).

After it was Tank Dell WR1 szn all week, Collins reclaimed the throne.
Through four weeks, Collins ranks third in receiving EPA and 1st in yards after the catch.

All in all, you should you WANT and LIKE both guys. Stroud is good enough to support multiple fantasy weapons. Dell’s probably a nice buy low after a dud (one catch for 16 yards, 3 targets). The rookie also ran the most routes (tied with Robert Woods, who also drew 6 targets) as he has done the past three weeks.

With Collins likely catching tight coverage from A.J. Terrell and Marshon Lattimore over the next two weeks – they also rank second in fewest yards after the catch allowed – we could easily see things shift back toward Dell. Just $4,800 on DraftKings this week.

Rashee Rice (WR – KC)

As for the KC WRs…more nonsense and rotating. However, once again, Rashee Rice stood out above the rest. 17% Target share (5 targets) led all non-Travis Kelce receivers. 3 targets in the red zone where he has been targeted frequently all season. 6 red-zone targets lead all Chiefs this season.

And although his routes are not where we want them to be, he is getting targets when he plays. 32% target rate per route run is the epitome of the flame emoji. More likely his role increases as the season progresses.
Rice is second on the team with a 14% Target share through four games. 2nd in catches (13).

After Week 1, I thought I was being too reactive thinking Rice over Skyy Moore rest of season. Now, it’s obvious that Moore is not going to hit. 14% target rate per route run. Ran fewer routes than both Justin Watson and Maquez Valdes-Scantling in Week 4.

C.J. Stroud (QB – HOU)

CJ Stroud, with ANOTHER impressive outing. Stroud completed 16 out of 30 passes for an impressive 306 yards and two touchdowns. His primary target was Nico Collins, who had a standout performance with 7 receptions for 168 yards and two touchdowns (9 targets, 33% Target share). As this team gets healthier, specifically the OL, this offense can get even better. That makes all offensive pieces buys on this roster.

Gus Edwards (RB – BAL)

The Ravens utilized a committee of running backs. Gus Edwards led the way with 15 carries for 48 yards (69% snap share). Justice Hill went 3 for 33 (12% snap share), Melvin Gordon went 3 for 21 (19% snap share). Gus Bus also earned 3 targets with a shockingly high route participation (65%).

All aboard the Gus Bus.

He’s the only Ravens RB you can rely on. Got the reeling Steelers defense up next, then a juggernaut in the Tennessee Titans.