Fantasy Football Trade Advice: Tony Pollard, Bijan Robinson, Travis Etienne Jr., Rhamondre Stevenson

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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.

Fantasy Football Trade Advice

Tony Pollard (RB – DAL)

In the running game, Tony Pollard provided a spark with 47 rushing yards on just 11 carries, while adding three targets. He still hasn’t scored – amid the Dallas offense red-zone struggles – but eventually, he’ll hit paydirt. He has 31 red zone touches in four games. Hasn’t scored since Week 1.

Also ignore the final snap count for Pollard. Blow-out win had just five touches in the 2nd half.

If somebody is getting frustrated with Pollard, you gladly take him off their hands with a trade.

Bijan Robinson (RB – ATL)

Bijan Robinson was the standout running back for Atlanta, rushing for 105 yards on 14 carries. He consistently moved the chains and helped in the receiving game. 5 catches for 32 yards on 5 targets. 76% snap share was very strong. Leads the team in targets through four games (21% target share).

He continues to be a strong buy low target. Meanwhile, Tyler Allgeier‘s snaps continue to decrease (26%).

Texans and Commanders are the next two matchups. Falcons tend to play much better at home than on the road.

Travis Etienne Jr. (RB – JAC)

The Jaguars’ running game, led by Travis Etienne, aimed to control the clock. Despite gaining only 55 yards on 20 carries, the ground attack helped sustain drives and control field position. No big runs (long of 7).

Also tallied three catches. 23 touches. 85% snap share. Continues to be a bell cow. Third in the NFL in touches.

Still think ETN’s usage is not reflecting his final box scores. The Jags offense is still finding their footing, as they have had to shuffle the OL.

They get back starting tackle Cam Robinson back soon from suspension.
The offense will need to be up to the tall order with the Bills storming the castle in their second London game in a row in Week 5.

Rhamondre Stevenson (RB – NE)

Ezekiell Elliott is going to see “starter snaps.” 40% snap share. Rhamondre Stevenson starts the game. 54% snap share.

Not like it mattered much in a total blow-out performance. But hey, at least the under cashed!

Stevenson led the way with 14 carries for 30 yards while chipping in 2 catches for 10 yards (3 targets). Stevenson’s had all the volume he can handle – 18-plus touches in all four games – and we know he can be efficient. Just hasn’t been the case so far this year. Still a buy low target.

Elliott’s so-called “starter snaps” translated into 2 catches and 6 carries for 16 yards. Sick.