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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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Garrett Wilson (WR – NYJ)

Garrett Wilson and Xavier Gipson also “contributed” to the receiving game, though with limited success. Wilson caught just 2 passes (both from Tim Boyle) for 9 yards from 8 targets (28.6% Target share, 100-plus air yards), and Gipson made a 7-yard reception. Good lord. Allen Lazard also looks to have been leap-frogged by Gipson based on the prior’s superior snap share (79% vs. 65%).

The Jets’ schedule over the remainder of the season is still favorable. Dolphins are up next followed by Falcons, Texans and Dolphins (again). But not sure that matters with the current state of QB affairs…

But with the team officially going away from Zach Wilson, then Garrett Wilson becomes a screaming buy target. This was the one really bad game Wilson has had with the former BYU QB under center. He’s stayed afloat most of the season because he’s just that good. In Boyle we trust.

Buy low on Breece Hall and Garrett Wilson.

Rhamondre Stevenson (RB – NE)

Rhamondre Stevenson carried the ball 20 times for 88 yards – 3 inside the 20-yard line – averaging 4.4 yards per carry, while Ezekiel Elliott added 54 yards on 13 carries, averaging 4.2 yards per attempt in Week 10. Elliott, apart from his rushing duties, also caught 2 passes on 2 targets for 34 yards with 4 red-zone carries. Stevenson was involved in the passing game as well, with 5 targets and 3 receptions (19% Target share). His receiving role is keeping him upright and there’s a chance it continues to be fruitful.

67% snap share for Stevenson versus 33% snap share for Elliott. It was also the first game that Mondre reached 20 carries all season. Buy after the bye week with the Giants smash spot coming up in Week 12.

In the passing game, Mac Jones completed 15 out of 20 attempts for 170 yards, with a back-breaking red zone INT. Got benched for Bailey Zappe in the final drive. Zappe was intercepted at the end of the game.

If the Patriots make a QB change to Zappe, that could be a boom for Stevenson’s fantasy value. Last year in two starts with Zappe at QB, Stevenson averaged 3.5 targets and over 20 fantasy points per game.

Nico Collins (WR – HOU)

Nico Collins contributed 65 yards on 7 receptions from 11 targets (29% Target share, 88 air yards). He didn’t score, but Stroud was looking at him near paydirt as he commanded 4 red-zone targets.

Talked about Nico Collins as a buy-low last week, coming off his injury. With him far from the top of mind’s of fantasy gamers with Dell exploding, he’s probably a sharp buy high target as a access point to the Texans’ passing game. Left production on the table this past week and was the Target share leader in the passing game.

Derrick Henry (RB – TEN)

Derrick Henry led the rushing attack with 10 carries for 38 yards, averaging 3.8 yards per attempt. His longest run was 16 yards. Tyjae Spears contributed 14 yards on 4 carries. Spears caught 2 passes for 12 yards. Henry caught a pass for 6 yards on 2 targets (11.8% Target share).

62% snap share for Henry, 45% for Spears. Interesting because in negative game scripts, Henry never out-snaps Spears. By far the most snaps he has played in a big loss this season.

The Panthers are up next for the Titans. Back at home. 4 of their last 5 games are at home, where they play so much better.

It’s an awesome bounce-back spot for somebody like Derrick Henry and the Tennessee offense. This Week 11 game was bizarre as the Titans ran just 38 offensive plays. The Titans rank last in the NFL in that category this season (58).

Then it’s the Colts, Dolphins, Texans, Seattle and Houston again. Overall it’s a favorable schedule for for the offense to produce fantasy points.