Fantasy Football Trade Advice: Dalton Kincaid, James Cook, Rachaad White, Aaron Jones

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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

Aaron Jones (RB – GB)

The ground game was led by Aaron Jones, who had 20 attempts for 73 yards and found the end zone with one touchdown. Think he’s finally fully healthy setting season-highs across the board. Jones led the team with 6 targets catching four for 26 yards. 6 red-zone carries. 57% snap share.

And the Packers won. He’s truly the engine for this offense.

Feel good about calling him a buy-low last week.

A.J. Dillon ended with 9 carries for 40 yards on just 40% of the snaps.

Rachaad White (RB – TB)

Rachaad White was the workhorse, carrying the ball 20 times (7 red-zone carries) for 73 yards and finding the end zone twice. Added four receptions for 46 yards. 80% snap share. After a slow start, White is starting to HEAT up. His receiving usage has really picked up.

James Cook (RB – BUF)

James Cook had 6 carries for 20 yards, averaging 3.3 yards per carry. Latavius Murray carried the ball twice for a total of 4 yards. Cook received 4 targets (13%) and caught all 4 passes for 19 yards. Murray received 1 target and caught 1 pass for 6 yards. Backfield snap share was more split than in previous weeks with Cook earning 55% to Murray’s 45% snap share.

Leonard Fournette was not activated for this game. Cook is still a buy-low target for me. Over the last three weeks, Cook has out-touched Murray 41 to 15. And the Broncos’ exploitable run defense is up next.

Dalton Kincaid (TE – BUF)

Dalton Kincaid was targeted 11 times (34% target share), making 10 receptions for 81 yards. He played 90% of the snaps and ran a route on 97% of dropbacks. This is ELITE tight end usage, that you don’t ever see. Tight ends don’t ever lead their teams in routes run.

In Week 7, Kincaid ran a route on 63% of the dropbacks while playing 61% of the snaps. In Week 8, he ran a route on 85% of the dropbacks while playing 84% of the snaps.

Wheels ARE up for the rookie tight end.