Good morning.

Welcome to the fantasy football trade deadline. It’s the magical time of year when the guy who barely sets his lineup suddenly starts sending offers, and that one manager in your league transforms into a used-car salesman—explaining why his four bench players will help your team more than your stud RB.

So whether you’re making a last-minute playoff push, or are setting yourself up for a run in December, we’ve got the buys and sells you need to bring home the hardware.

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Running Back

💰 Buy Chase Brown. “Between Weeks 13 and 17, Brown will have five matchups against teams that surrender over 20 fantasy PPG to opposing RBs. Most notably, he'll take on the Bills in Week 14 and the Dolphins in Week 16. Buffalo and Miami both rank among the five worst run defenses in the league.” — RotoBaller’s Jorden Hill

📉 Sell Javonte Williams. This is mainly for those who are on the outside looking in, trying to make a playoff push. Over the next three weeks, the Cowboys will face the Eagles, Chiefs, and Lions. Philly has given up quite a few rushing TDs, but has allowed less than four yards per carry to starting RBs over the last month, while KC and Detroit both rank top-6 against opposing fantasy RBs, per Hill.

💰 Buy Ken Walker. He’s now led the Seahawks’ backfield in snap share (48.4%), route participation (39.0%), and target share (7.5%) in each of the three games since Seattle’s Week 8 bye. He’s also received four of the team’s five carries inside the 5-yard line over that span, compared to just one of 10 over his first six games alongside Zach Charbonnet, per Fantasy Points’ Scott Barrett.

📉 Sell James Cook. Looking ahead to the fantasy playoffs, Cook will face the Patriots, Browns, and Eagles. New England and Cleveland have allowed a combined seven rushing TDs so far this season, and both defenses rank inside the top-3 in the fewest rushing TDs allowed, per RotoBaller’s Wyatt McClintock.

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Wide Receiver