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Week 10, fantasy football trade targets. Five guys that were going out and actively buying, plus a couple of players that were selling. Some quick reissues from previous weeks that we've already talked about. Amecha Ibuka still a very good buy. Z Flowers a good buy. Derrick Henry, George KD, Tedoro McMillan, and Nico Collins.
But Danny, do you want to get us kicked off with the first trade target of the video?
Yeah, and I just got to give my flowers to a guy that we really haven't talked about on this video at all this year. We talked about him on the skyrocketing video this week, but he would also be somebody I'm willing to buy high on. And that is Romeo Dubs, wide receiver of the Green Bay Packers. Funny enough, in the Flock League, I've actually been offering out numerous deals to the dev team to try to get him. But I think they know what they got with Romeo Dubs. The elephant in the room, of course, Tucker Craft goes down on Sunday. Thoughts and pur, very very brutal injury. I mean, like he's on a wham block. He's taking a a hit to the knee from the edge and he just goes down with a torn ACL. Like when I saw it happen, I'm like, "Okay, maybe he sprained his MCL. Maybe we find out confirmed he's going to be out for the year." And I think people are just not aware how good Romeo Dubs has been. Since week four, you know, week four, that was when we saw, you know, Jaden Reed was out of the lineup. We saw a lot of, you know, controversy who's going to emerge as that true number one receiver in Green Bay. It's been Romeo Dubs, man. People thought, was it going to be Matthew Golden? Was it going to be Christian Watson when he's come back? Well, Romeo Dubs since week four has averaged 15.8 PPR points per game. And for my money, man, we're just witnessing his breakout. It's a fourth year player, 25 years old. We're really seeing him come into his own as the ex-wide receiver for this Green Bay offense. When you just look at the overall checklist of what Romeo Dubs represents, it's an 85 plus% road share exide receiver for an offense we believe in that's commanded 22 plus% of the targets in all but one game since week four. I think moving forward at minimum, he's going to be a wide receiver three in your lineup. and there's serious, you know, 25 plus percent target share upside where if he finishes a top 20 to top 24 wide receiver, I wouldn't be shocked. And it just feels like because his name's Romeo Dubs, because we've kind of seen him be, you know, just a guy in years past, people are kind of writing him off. If you can get him for backend wide receiver three, you know, flex type of level price tags, I'd be willing to buy Romeo Dubs because, like I said, I view him more so as a back-end wide receiver to high-end wide receiver three rest of the season. He's my wide receiver 28.
Yeah. Yeah, I mean like blind resume-wise, if we put him up against the likes of Marvin Harrison Jr., Tedoa McMillan, guys who are like multiple tiers ahead of him in terms of market value, I would imagine for a lot of people, he's outproducing them in points per game. 23% target share on a really good offense. 50% of the team's end zone targets as well. This is a guy that even in previous years has been like a touchdown type of scoring wide receiver. So, uh, the spike weeks are there. Like I said on Monday's video, cuz he was my one of my skyrocketing players. I do think that buying high is a reasonable thing here because he's doing this with Tucker Craft on the field. All the numbers that I just made reference to was when Tucker Craft was healthy.
Yeah. And we've seen touchdown equity like we saw in that, you know, classic shootout game against the Cowboys, three touchdowns. So, he's getting the end zone targets and he's also got the size and ability at the cach point to be able to come down with those balls, man. Like, honestly, I just think we're looking at one of the better x wide receivers in the league at this point.
Yeah. No, I don't disagree with you. So even though you know he's like probably in most of your league mates minds like a backend wide receiver three wouldn't shock me if the rest of season he produces wide receiver two numbers and maybe even outproduces the likes of like I'm going three tiers up now. What if he outproduces lad makoni rest of season? What if he outproduces um Romo Dunay rest of season? Like it's possible that he actually produces those kind of numbers.
Yeah. No, it's in the range of outcomes. And it is funny cuz I was looking on the expert consensus cuz I was thinking in my head I'm like are like are we on an island with Romeo Dubs and I think the closest on the site was Mason who also has him at 65 overall but every other expert had him outside their top 70 overall players. And to me it's like if you're getting a 15.8 PPR point per game player now getting Tucker Craft out of the lineup. Like who's to say he can't just be a 15 point per game or rest a year?
Yeah. No, he definitely can be for sure. Um, my player here is Ashen Genty, who I am actively trying to trade for right now in our listener league. I did not tell you exactly which player I was trading for, but this is the guy that I'm after right now. And the reason I'm after Ashton Genty, and again, another player we talked about on Monday, is that there's so much going well for Ashen Genty. He has the fifth best playoff schedule of any running back, Eagles, Texans, and then the league worst, New York Giants in week 17 when it all matters. There's very there's a few trends that have me excited about Ashen Jensy. Number one, Brock Bowers is back. The offense looks better. Number two, Gino Smith has played his four best games in a row since, you know, September when he was absolutely terrible. And number three, Ashen Genty just posted a season high in receiving usage, 67% of the routes. And in his receiving grade, his last five games are his best five games in terms of receiving grade. So for me, I'm looking at a young player who was the sixth pick in the draft, who is getting better every single week. It's the post buy rookie bump that we saw in his usage. 90% of the snaps, things are trending upwards. And with Jacobe Myers now traded to the Jacksonville Jaguars, I do think that their personnel groupings are going to be a lot of two tight ends, a lot of Michael Mayer, a lot of Brock Bowers on the field together who are probably their two best receivers on the team as well. And the first three games of the season, this is all I need to say about Ashen Genty because coming into the year, you guys all know why Ashen Genty was so highly regarded.
Three yards per carry to start the season. 3.06 for the first three games. the last five games, 4.5 yards per carry. This is a guy that is just playing so much better. Shocker, he was in his first three NFL games.
Yeah, sorry that was a weird transition, but you handled it with Ashen Genty. I mean, this guy was the prince who was promised. There's a reason why he went as high as he did in the NFL draft. There's a reason why every quote we've heard from the Raiders has been like, "Oh yeah, the identity the identity of our offense is Brock Bowers and Ashen Genty." Brock Bowers on the field is going to make this offense a lot better. If Gino Smith can keep playing at the level he did this past week and we're getting potentially instead of, you know, a bottom tier offense, maybe one that can fight for middle of the pack, a middle of the pack Ashen Genty offense for the talent level, the receiving profile that he has is very exciting, man, because like you said, we although we haven't really seen the route share be there across the year, it's really peaked in these last couple of weeks.
Yeah. No, it it's been there. And like when you just look at his usage, you see a lot of trends. It's very clear that a in those first three games, you saw very little long down and distance two-minute drill work. So even in negative game scripts, he was basically being taken off the field. And it's not like it was a negative game script against Jacksonville, it stayed pretty close the entire game for the most part. But I think if we get, let's say we get a game environment where the the the Raiders are down 10 points in the third quarter of the game or something, I don't think this dude's getting taken off the field because in past couple games, we've seen him actually on the field for those two-minute drill snaps, for those long down and distance snaps. So, I do think the um role that we all thought Genty was going to get from week one was not the case, but now he's actually getting it.
Yeah. And uh as we know, I mean, this was a guy that in April we were saying is a mid-second round startup pick. It's a guy that in August we were saying is a one-two turn reddraft pick. He hasn't been that so far, but rest of the season was stopping him from being a 17 18 plus point per game guy.
Yeah. Absolutely. That's why I'm after him. I do think that we are going to see the Ashen Genty we were promised from week nine onward, week 10 onward.
Yeah. No, I I'm I'm on page there. I also really like Ashton Genty. Um, but we'll move to the other rookie running back that's been making waves. Quinn Sean Judkins running back of the Cleveland Browns. And Cory, you may or may not be trying to buy him currently. Um, it's pretty simple here. He's expected to play after Stfansky said he is um he feels good about the shoulder. Um, there was a report that came out going into week 10. And it makes sense. They were down big against the Patriots. You got a rookie running back that you view as the identity of your offense. Why even risk a shoulder injury in a game out of hand? I I I thought when he got pulled out of the game that it was going to be a short-term issue and then we do get the report that it's a low-grade AC joint sprain. And and with Quinton Judkins, man, he's been a clear bellcow running back in those close game scripts for the Cleveland Browns. But the Cleveland Browns, they have the second easiest schedule for all running backs this year. And we can very much see the post by rookie bump. Like we've kind of viewed, you know, Quinshan Judkins, okay, one of the better runners, but we just haven't really seen the receiving expertise. Keep this in mind, man. He didn't have a full training camp. And as we know, Corey, after by-weeks, what do we typically see from rookies?
We usually see some kind of progression, whether it's how they're playing, and Judkins had absolutely no problem with that. He was playing well the whole time. Or like you said, kind of some kind of usage stuff. We saw I just talked about it with Genty. He saw more snaps, he saw more long down and distance work. I would say Genty's receiving profile was a lot better than Judkins coming out. But it's it's possible that there's a couple of sources of upside for Judkins whether he does see more receiving work or maybe do we see Shadur Sanders at some point who is a better quarterback than Dylan Gabriel.
Yeah and that's another factor to the Shadur Sanders factor. I also will point to even though he hasn't been there in the receiving game like even just three to four targets per game in this context is a massive bump to Judkins because his first game he came back only 27% of the snaps but we saw the flashes on the limited workload weeks three on. So since week three, weeks 3 to eight, even including the game he struggled against the Patriots, 14.4 PPR points per game, 18 rushing attempts per game, despite Cory, only two games in that stretch were within 10 points.
Yeah. No, this is this is a dude that absolutely has to be treated as a fringe RB1 rest of season. And again, there's a couple of ways that he can unlock more upside. Whether it is getting more receiving work, whether it is the offense getting better, either via Dylan Gabriel getting more starting experience or the better quarterback should Sanders getting into the game. Not by a ton, but I do think he would help the offense just a little bit.
Yeah. And in those two games, by the way, 40 carries, 204 rushing yards, 16.5 and 13.8 points, despite only one touchdown in those two games. So you see like this is clearly one of the best runners in the league. If he does get that little uptick in terms of his receiving on top of having this elite schedule, who's to say he can't be a 17, 18 plus point per game guy, especially knowing the context of he's already getting nearly 20 carries per game.
Yeah. And like you said, Jets his next game without Quinnon Williams and Sgard
Cowboys Bengals level defense now.
Yeah. Baltimore Ravens, which is at home. It's a division game. That game was actually close for the most part even in Baltimore the first time that they played and Lamar was healthy for that game. Las Vegas Raiders on the road in week 12. San Francisco 49ers also a decimated defense on the decline since their injuries. Tennessee Titans in week 14, Chicago Bears in week 15. Buffalo Bills that might be a negative game script, but it is in Cleveland and they're really bad against the run. And then the one really kind of not great matchup he has is the one versus Pittsburgh in week 17, but that one also in Cleveland divisional matchup.
Yeah. And who knows, by week 17, man, you get this guy in a full runway and building momentum on a team that's improving. Cuz keep in mind, Brown's very young offense. Like, if you were to say coming into the year, when the Browns offense going to be at their best, would you say before or after the by-week?
Probably after the by-week, especially when you factor in they have five of their last eight games in the fantasy season as home games.
Yeah. No, for sure. So, uh, you contextualize that on top of that. If you need a win this week, I mean, where are you going to have Judkins in your running back rankings against the Jets?
I can tell you. I did my running back rankings for the week already and I believe Quinchan Judkins is inside my top 10.
Yeah.
Yeah, we're looking at a guy who's a great buy right now. And speaking on some of the trades you can actually do like if a metaf plus a Charbanet gets you to Judkins, a Montgomery plus something gets you to Judkins, a Wadd a good trade target uh to sell potentially for Judkins right now. Devonte Adams for Judkins plus another receiver. And going back to even Genty because we didn't really talk about him. Alvin Camar and George Pickkins were sold for Ashen Genty. Michael Pitman straight up for Ashen Genty. Woody Marks, R.J. Harvey Wandelle for Ashen Genty. So, there's definitely some trades that you can make involving these players. Um, moving into uh one of the guys that I've kind of been talking about throughout the entire season, which is AJ Brown and kind of the Philadelphia Eagles across the board. I think that this might be one of the best times you can possibly buy AJ Brown. Because I view AJ Brown borderline as a wide receiver, one rest of the season. The reason I actually think that is because a why he's a good buy. Out of sight, out of mind. Hamstring injury before the buy. He was on buy last week. Other than the Los Angeles Chargers in week 14, this is a team that only has easy matchups the rest of the season and high-scoring game environments. Like you look at some of the teams that they're playing against. The fantasy playoffs, you have Las Vegas, Washington, and Buffalo. That is as juicy as it gets. Since week three, the Eagles are 57% neutral pass rate team, which is 13th in the NFL. A far cry from where they were at the beginning of the season. And since week two, from weeks two to seven, 38% target share, 33% target share, 36% target share, 21, 28, and 26%. AJ Brown is, for my money, one of the best 6 to8 receivers in football. I have no doubt in my mind, he's going to play better rest of season that he's played to this point in the season. And we've even seen kind of breadcrumbs of that in the last couple of games. Like the game before his hamstring injury, he had 28.1 fantasy points. And in week three, he had 22.9 fantasy points. And in week six, 14 fantasy points. So if you look at his like four of his last five games that he played, he was, you know, giving you wide receiver one type numbers. And when I look at that schedule, I get excited thinking about what AJ Brown can be because AJ Brown from a points per game perspective this year has been a wide receiver three in fantasy. He's 12.4 fantasy points per game. I do not think we're getting anywhere near that the rest of the year. I think we're going to be closer to 17 fantasy points per game.
Yeah, that's where I'll disagree. Um, I agree with you in principle that he's not going to be a wide receiver three, but I I also think you have to factor in that Dallas Goddard is eating a ton more of the red zone equity. Like we've seen one touchdown, two touchdowns basically every single week in like the last six or seven games. It's pretty simple, man. Like when they get down in the red area, it's G Dallas Goddard and it's Jaylen Herz. Like that's what we've been seeing. Do you think that's going to continue though?
I do because I mean it's working for them. Why would you change it? On top of that, Devonte Smith has straight up outplayed AJ Brown this year. So, I don't think there should be a chasm in the rankings. And in fact, I have Dvonte Smith ranked higher than him. Like,
Yeah. I mean, for what it's worth, I have AJ Brown, wide receiver, 13 rest of the season. Devonte Smith is my wide receiver 16, and they're in the same tier. Like, I actually just think both of these guys are really good buys at the moment. And I also think Jayen Herz is a good buy for the same reason.
I agree in principle. W 13, that means you're ranking him over like Odun, Nico, Pickkins, Adams. I just think that's outrageous.
Everyone except for Adams and Pickins, he's ranked ahead of you. I I cannot see that at all.
That's fair. I just I look at the schedule and I think of some of these game environments, some of these overunders, how high is AJ Brown going to be ranked in my weekly rankings?
For sure. We've talked about the implied points upside case. We've talked about the target upside case for AJ Brown. AJ Brown just simply hasn't been playing well all year. Devonte Smith has been playing better. Like until he can outplay Devonte Smith on a consistent week in weekout basis, why should I rank him higher than him?
That's fair. I mean, he has a target rate um Devonte Smith this year and like we kind of said, he just needs to play better and both of us view AJ Brown in a vacuum as a better receiver than Devonte Smith.
Sure. Uh if Devonte Smith's going to keep playing better though, like I just I frankly until until AJ Brown does it. If AJ Brown does it for a two, three week stretch, I'll I'll change my tune. But I wanted to say this a few weeks ago and then Devonte Smith went out there in the last couple of games and had like 270 yards.
So, yeah, I mean, I got five years of data that says he's AJ's a better receiver.
Um, and I would argue that Devonte Smith in the last two years has been better on a totality basis than AJ Brown the last two years.
Fair enough. Fair enough. Again, we maybe disagree on the actual ranking of AJ Brown, but in principle he's a good buy low if you can get him for uh Brian Thomas Jr. plus if you can get him for Chris Ave plus. if you can get him like maybe you disagree with Judkins for AJ Brown straight up, but if you needed a receiver and you had depth at running back, maybe you get you could I think you would get a plus on top of AJ Brown for Judkins at this point in time.
Straight up is outrageous. Whoever made that deal, uh, that's not good at all.
Fair enough. Okay, moving into the shared buy that both of us think is a pretty decent option right now. And this is also kind of a buy high based on recent trends and recent usage. Trevian Henderson got his first crack at the starting job in New England last uh last week. highest receiving pass blocking grades of the season in his last 30 g in his last three games as well, which I think is important because him playing better on third down is kind of what's caused him not to get snaps versus Raandre Stevenson when healthy. It wasn't flashy in the box score against Atlanta, but without Stevenson, 75% of the snaps, 70% of the routes in my opinion, that's huge. Patriots didn't trade for a running back at the deadline. That's huge. Turf toe for Andre Stevenson, the diagnosis when it happened was a two to four week recovery. So, one to three more weeks remaining. if then and that's only if it's a grade one or if it's a mild injury. If it's a grade two injury, he might get put on IR at some point. Um he did not practice all week last week and I think there's a very good chance that Henderson starts again and when you're the top 40 pick talented prospect that Trevian Henderson was, I think you're getting him right now at throwin price tags probably maybe the person who has him if they're a little bit sharper understands that maybe he's a top 30 running back rest of the season, high upside. If they're a winning team, they probably have no reason to trade him. But there's a good chance that the person who has Trevian Henderson is not in a great position. They probably drafted him in the fourth round. Probably a four- win team or less or something like that. And he has the Bucks this week which allows the most receiving yards allowed to running backs which might be his breakout game. Jets who are now depleted the week after and then the Bengals who are just purely an ass defense. So, I think that Trevian Henderson, we might be looking at this was the optimal time to buy this guy because after this week, after the week after, if Stephvenson's going to be out for another game or two, he might not be giving this job back.
Yeah, I completely agree. I mean, this was the Trevian Henderson that I said was going to be the breakout coming into the season. Trevon Henderson, he's looked good now. uh we saw evidence that he can handle the workload and like you mentioned with the Roandre Stevenson like realistically the 3.3 yards per carry running back dealing with turfto if the Patriots are rushing this guy back what are they even doing from a franchise perspective
Yeah well and this is a team that has a bunch of good highscoring game environments like I said they got to play um the Bucks and Bills and whatnot for the rest of the season the Bengals are a high-scoring team like the Jets is a winnable game that they play next week like these are game environments that you want your running back to be a part of And also too, part of it is like the stigma around Trevon Henderson, that Mike Frael hates him and Terrell Jennings got the goal line carry and all this kind of stuff. Like I kind of almost like that he didn't have like a 20 point fantasy day because a lot of people will just look at the box score and go, "Oh, he only like 12 fantasy points without Arandre Stevenson. Stevenson's going to get his job back when he comes." And you can get Trevian Henderson right now for DJ Moore, for u Sam Darnold and Shamira DK, for Alvin Chimera, for Dallas GD. Like I would go after Trevon Henderson all day, especially if you guys are a team that has five, six, seven, eight wins under your belt.
Yeah, he's the perfect upside lottery ticket. You see, the thing about trades at this point in the year is people are so focused on what happened in the past. People are so focused on being, you know, stingy to what their pointame totals are in the first eight weeks of the year. What we do better than a lot of people in my opinion, Corey, is projecting not what happened, but what's going to happen. A lot of people are so focused, well, this is his trade value because this is what he's done. I don't give a [ __ ] what he's done. Trevon Henderson, objectively speaking, projects better now going forward than he did in weeks 1 to eight. So why are we even remotely counting what he did in weeks 1 to eight? Like I don't I don't get it.
Yeah. Yeah. Especially when we knew coming into the season what kind of prospect he was. And like has Trevian Henderson played so well that I just know for a fact he's going to be this elite league winner? No. But based on the information that we have at hand, we're kind of prognosticating that he could be one of the guys that you need down the stretch.
Well, Cory, let me ask you this. In that context,
uh, does DeAndre Swift have risk moving forward considering that the Bears are literally trying out running backs right now? Like, is that any good news for his injury status? Is David Montgomery a set piece going forward? is JK Dobbins can
You're talking about guys that are legit like top 24 running back locks in everybody's rankings around the industry.
I I'll go even a step further. Cory, tell me with a straight face the big difference projecting forward if we can get at you said one to three weeks Andre Stevenson's on the shelf knowing the chance that Trevon Henderson straight up wins the job in those next two to three weeks. Tell me the difference between him and Bree Hall at that point. I mean, I think that it's possible he outscores Bree Hall rest of the season. I would definitely put my money on Bree Hall because he already has the job and he's got an a proven track record and stuff, but yeah, if we look back on the season, we go, "Yeah, week 10 onward, he outscored Bruce Hall and he outscored all these guys." Yeah, that's what you're paying for. If you're you're only buying Trevian Henderson, let me be perfectly clear here, is you're buying him for depth pieces that you have, and you want a piece that can be a league winner. You want a guy on your bench or maybe even in your starting lineup for the next couple of games while Reandre is out who can help you win your league. You have Romeo Dobs, you have um Khalil Shakir, you have Josh DS, you have Troy Franklin, you have guys that you can maybe part with that you can go after Trevian Henderson and maybe you're weaker at running back and you can use him to potentially win your league.
Yeah, I I think that's very well put. Um let me ask you this. So Trevon Henderson versus Brie Hall expert consensus difference is 52 rating spots and I just mentioned there's a pathway that Trevan Henderson outscores him. We'll even say this. I understand how good he looked prior to the injury, but now we have a report that there's a week 12 buy and he's probably not going to be back till at least after the buy with Amarian Hampton. Week 13 to 17 projection for Amarian Hampton versus week 13 to 17 for uh projection for Kon Henderson, is there really a difference?
I mean, given what we saw from Hampton before his injury, I would say yes, for sure. But we also got the same level of Hampton that we saw like in terms of as a player coming off of that injury.
Well, yeah. I would if Hampton was fully healthy, I agree. I would prefer Hampton straight up. But like knowing the context that the injuries there, you also aren't going to get the utility for the next two to three weeks. Like there's a 38 spot discrepancy in the rankings.
Yeah. Yeah. No, there's arguments to be made that Trevian Henderson might be one of the best contending by lows right now in fantasy. Let's um let's pivot into the cells and we can kind of quickly go through these here. I think Michael Pitman's a good sell right now and not because I don't think Michael Pitman's a good player and I I have him as a top 20 receiver rest of the season. There's two major reasons for the sell on Michael Pitman. Number one, he's a great tierup candidate because he's producing. He's wide receiver 10 in points per game right now. Wide receiver 19 in my rest season ranking. So, there's a little bit of a discrepancy there. Number two, he has the single hardest remaining strength of schedule of any wide receiver in fantasy. There is not one single plus matchup in adjusted fantasy points allowed for the rest of the season on Michael Pitman Jr. and he has not had his buy yet, which is in week 11. So, there's a guy in Michael Pitman who, you know, a team that needs wins or whatever the case is might be like, "Hey, this dude's producing. The Colts are a good offense. Give me the Michael Pitman addition." And you can go buy low on an Ashen Genty, on a Quinn Sean Judkins, on, you know, maybe this tier up here to Trey McBride or some of these other trades here. Trevian Henderson plus a very solid piece in return for Michael Pitman, I would imagine, is very available for people, too.
16.2 PPR points per game. And Cory, I have another potential trade proposal. Why don't you take Michael Pitman and then add him to the guy that I have here, Kairen Williams. What could you get for with Michael Pitman plus Kairen Williams on the market for a team that needs depths? Can you go up there and get a James Cook? Can you go up there and get a
Justin Jefferson? Can you go up there and get a legit top six to eight type of player at the position? That's what I would be doing with these cells because again, surface level, Michael Pman been very good. Kairen Williams exactly what you would have expected. low in RB2 uh or low in RB2, sorry, low in RB1, good offense. He's not going to be a league winner, but at the same time, you know exactly what you're getting. But because he doesn't have access, in my opinion, to the league winning upside, if you can take him plus another strong wide receiver to a running back piece, that would be the way to go and get a superstar. Because the concern that I have with Kyren Williams, again, I this is more so just an uptier type of advice. Generally speaking, he's still like my RB1, RB12 rest of the season. Like I still don't mind Kiran, but to me the market views him higher than he is. The one concern that I do have for Kairen Kairen though, sorry, is that we have seen Blake Cororm look very good. Like we have this tweet from Datar Roma through 2025 thus far, 4.65 yards per carry, 15th amongst 44 qualified running backs, 5.66% explosive rate, 16th higher than Kairen Williams, 0.19 missed tackle scores per attempt, ninth in the NFL right now. And Cory, that was his best rate coming out of college. 57.4% 24% success rate, eighth in the NFL. Again, the things that we saw from Blake Horn, the prospect, sure, he didn't have the most juice. Sure, he wasn't going to make these ton of explosive 40, 50, 60 yard plays, but on a per down basis, you know, he's going to make the right decision and you know, he's going to get positive yardage. That's what he's been doing all year. We saw him get 13 carries in this past game. Kairen of course outed him, but we did see it kind of be rotated on a drive-by drive basis. This is something to monitor moving forward because if Blake Cororm ends up being a 40% workload type of back Kiran getting that 60% workload at that point are you destined for 14 14 and a half points per game.
So ultimately Kairen Williams and Michael Pitman are both two really good productive assets that ultimately can get you to a stud. Yes. So sell them for that reason, shop them for that reason. I just think Blake Cororm is never touching this workload as long as Kyron Williams is healthy. That would be my only push back. Blake Corin one of the best handcuffs in all of fantasy football. Make sure he's stashed. Absolutely. But I just I think Kairen will be a 14 to 17 fantasy maybe 16 14 to 16 fantasy point per game running back as long as he's on the field and that's fine. If you want to hold that, go ahead. But if you can take Kron Williams plus pieces, go get JJ, go get Lamb, go get James Cook, go get St. Brown, go get those type of guys, by all means. That would be the only way in which I would sell him though.
Probably. It's just my point is he's probably going to be on the lower end of that in my opinion. He doesn't have access to 17 plus if Blake Corum's taking this big of a chunk. That's my
I think he does just purely based on the upside of him just running hot on touchdowns. That would be the only way he has access to that. And I think given the offense he plays for and Puka being healthy and whatnot, he can do that. That's that's why I'm like I don't think he's a he's exactly producing where I think he will.
But but that's what I'm arguing back though. If they're pedaling drives and one's on for a full drive, the other's on for a full drive. Well, if Blake Corm's on for the drive, they score a touchdown, then that inherently decreases his touchdown equity. I think Shawn McVey, if he were inside the five, would take Blake Corm out of the game in favor of Kairen Williams because Blake has had some ball security issues this year.
Could be a fact. I mean, so has Kiren. Kairen fumbles. He doesn't get benched, but Corm has one fumble and he gets benched.
But that's cuz Shawn McVey trusts Kairen Williams. I guess the whole like rotating drives and whatnot. I just don't I just don't think it's a significant trend. I think Kairen Williams ultimately when we look,
you know, at the game logs from now and going forward, he will have played 70% of the snaps. Um, Cororm 25 carries in the last two games and uh, yeah, he's played well like straight up.
He has played well and he's definitely one of the best handcuffs in fantasy. I think it just says more about Cororm's fan fantasy upside if he got the starting job than it does about Kairen losing his job.
Not about Kairen straight up losing his job. I saw him at RB12, but having a back that's playing this well that you know is going to siphon between 12 to 15 touches a week and is pedalling drives like that has to be a factor in terms of what we can expect the ceiling to be.
Yeah. Yeah. No, and it is. I just think we're going to look up and be like, "Oh, Kron played 70% of the snaps again."
Yeah, I just think that was skewed by the drive luck this week considering they were pedaling drives. Um, but either way, our honorable mention just any overperforming players like can you get anything of substance from, you know, like Bondell Robinson, Josh DS, Kyle Shakir, Troy Franklin. I mean, Cory, name some names. Who can who are the classic guys that have been popping off these last couple of weeks that you can pedal off to league mates that need depth?
Yeah, I mean DJ Moore has been horrendous this season, but he had one decent game and he's a big name and he was drafted in the fourth round. Can you take DJ Moore plus Rico Dattle and go get a stud running back or go get a stud wide receiver? Can you take DeAndre Swift and Kamani Vidal to a desperate running back needy team who had some injuries and go get a better wide receiver option or running back option? I mean, there's guys that are overperforming all the time. And if they're not substantial fantasy assets, they're wide receiver 34s, they're running back two threes, then use them to tier up. take Kairen Williams, add in Josh DS or Juell Robinson. Can you get a mid-second round type of asset? Can you get um Derk Henry for that? Can you get um I'm trying to think of more guys. Can you get a Mecha Igbuka for that? Can you get Justin Jefferson for that? So th those are kind of the deals that we're talking about here. But if you guys did enjoy this video, we gave you some trade targets, some reissues at the beginning of the video. Leave a like, subscribe to the channel if you're new around here. Rest of season rankings up to date. Dynasty rankings and Dynasty trade value chart now up to date as well. Make sure you guys go check out all of that stuff. That will be linked down below in the pinned comment. But with that being said, peace out and we'll talk to you soon.