If you’re not active in trades in your dynasty league, then your team will suffer because of it. Now is a great time to go shopping for some thrift store-quality steals in your league. It’s also a great time to try to sell high ahead of the new season. In terms of dynasty, selling high means you trade away a player away before their value goes down. It’s all the risk and speculation of the stock market with all the fun of gambling. Here are some players to trade now. And here are more players to buy and sell.
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Fantasy Football Players to Trade
Clyde Edwards-Helaire (RB – KC)
Another potential winner due to injury is one of dynasty’s favorite running backs to hate in CEH. He vaulted up rookie draft boards after being picked 32nd by the Chiefs in 2020. His lackluster career thus far makes him the perfect post-hype sleeper on this list. Add to that Isaih Pacheco‘s recent injury concern, and this might finally be CEH’s year. He has underperformed for years, but now that the expectations are so low, he might be able to outperform this year. I love getting him as a throw-in on bigger deals or sending a 3rd rounder for him on teams where I’m contending. You never know, right?
Michael Pittman (WR – IND)
I was a fan of Pittman heading into last year and wasn’t exactly happy with the result personally. A WR20 overall finish and WR23 in points per game isn’t all that hot. However, the Colts drafted Anthony Richardson, and Pittman could be the main beneficiary. Richardson can run, and the Colts still have stud RB Jonathan Taylor, but Pittman should be the clear WR1. He could easily outperform his ECR of WR25. I’m all over Pittman at that cost, and maybe his current manager is ready to move on for a second or another younger player.
Mike Evans (WR – TB)
If you told me I could get a WR2 for this season at ECR WR42, I’d tell you you’re crazy. That’s Mike Evans. Obviously, he no longer has the GOAT Tom Brady throwing him passes, but he’s reached 1,000 yards in every season of his career. Regardless of who is under center, I won’t be surprised if he does it again. The Bucs are going to be playing from behind often, and I think Evans can still get open downfield. I love points, and Evans is great at scoring them. If his price is this low, then I’m all for adding him to my roster, even if that’s where he’ll retire in a year or two.
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