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Here is our fantasy football trade advice article, including 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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Fantasy Football Trade Advice

Tank Dell (WR – HOU)

“Tank Dell has had a rough start to the year, scoring 9.8 half-point PPR fantasy points over the first two weeks. However, he is an impressive pass breakup in Week 1 and a tough drop in Week 2 away from having two touchdowns this season. The second-year players has run a route on 66 of C.J. Stroud‘s 77 dropbacks, seeing a solid 16.1% target share. Dell’s 14.4 aDOT is one of the highest in the league among wide receivers. Furthermore, the Texans want to get him the ball, giving Dell five rushing attempts, which is the third-most on the team. It’s only a matter of time until the explosive receiver starts racking up fantasy points. I would happily trade Michael Pittman Jr. or George Pickens for Dell.”
– Mike Fanelli (FantasyPros)

“Tank Dell’s managed only 5.6 PPR points per game, but his expected number is just over 12. That’s among the highest marks at the position. Ultimately, he’s a bet on talent, his 2023 production, and C.J. Stroud remaining a top-end QB. His value is comparable to someone like Mark Andrews or Calvin Ridley.”
– Kevin English (Draft Sharks)

Javonte Williams (RB – DEN)

“To say that Javonte Williams and the Denver Broncos offense have been subpar would be one of the biggest understatements you could make. But the numbers speak for themselves. Over the first two games, Williams has a total of 19 carries for 40 yards rushing and has yet to find the end zone. He currently ranks as the RB37 with 7.4 FPPG, even with the bump of five receptions he saw in Week 2. Williams has found himself stuck in neutral in this Broncos’ rushing attack to a degree as he sits inside the Top 10 in stuff percentage (68.4%), showing an inability to create yardage due to poor offensive line play. All this being said, why should you view Williams as a buy-low candidate? That is pretty simple. Eventually, Sean Payton will figure things out, and his history of successfully incorporating the RB in the passing game leads to fantasy production. With better matchups on the schedule ahead and an expected increase in usage as a receiver, Williams could find himself as a fantasy afterthought currently and become a weekly fixture for Flex consideration. Plus, it goes without saying that Williams could currently be had in a trade for little to nothing from a disgruntled fantasy manager.”
– Brandon Murchison (RotoBaller)

Brandon Aiyuk (WR – SF)

“Brandon Aiyuk signed a massive contract extension this offseason and thus far has been disappointing owners who thought he might repeat his 2023 statistics. Enter IR for Christian McCaffrey and a multi-week injury for Deebo Samuel, and Aiyuk is getting ready to take off! Find that owner who is frustrated with his early season production, offer Rashid Shaheed, who is off to a hot start, or Quentin Johnston (plus a lower player), who just had the best week of his career, and prepare to see fantasy teams ascend up the standings.”
– Adam Dove (The Fantasy Couriers)