Dynasty Players to Trade Now: Chase Brown, Terry McLaurin, Trey Benson

Looking to gain a long-term edge in your dynasty fantasy football league? Whether you’re rebuilding or chasing a title, identifying the right buy-low and sell-high dynasty trade targets can set you up for lasting success. In this article, our collection of Featured Pros experts breaks down the top dynasty players to buy low before their value rises and sell high while the market is hot. From breakout candidates to aging veterans, these expert insights will help you make smart, forward-thinking roster moves that maximize your team’s potential.

NFL Dynasty Players to Trade Now

Chase Brown (RB – CIN)

“The Bengals did their homework on the running back class, leading many to think they would draft one on Day 2 to replace Chase Brown. Instead, Cincinnati waited until the sixth round to add Tahj Brooks, meaning Brown’s role as the lead guy is safe for the 2025 season and potentially beyond. Furthermore, the Bengals used a third of their draft picks to improve their offensive line, including Dylan Fairchild, who should start at guard as a rookie. Last year, Brown was the RB6 from Week 4 through Week 17, averaging 16.4 half-point PPR fantasy points per game as the starter. I would happily trade an early 2025 second-round pick or a late 2026 first for the former Illinois star.”
– Mike Fanelli (FantasyPros)

Terry McLaurin (WR – WAS)

“Terry McLaurin seems like a great buy for me. He’s currently ranked as WR23 in dynasty ECR, but I think he has a top-10 WR ceiling. Sure, he’s 29, but wide receivers don’t hit their age cliff as hard as running backs do. On top of that, he’s coming off of his best season yet (WR7 in PPR scoring) and hasn’t missed a game since 2020. Jayden Daniels will pepper him with targets again this season, making him worth adding at his current cost.”
– Andrew Hall (FantasyPros)

Trey Benson (RB – ARI)

“Typically, buying veteran RBs in dynasty formats nets a poor return, but targeting second-year RBs has been profitable. Arizona Cardinals RB, Trey Benson, was a non-factor during his rookie season because James Conner stayed healthy. But long-time veteran just turned 30, coming off a career-high in touches. With positive coach speak from Jonathan Gannon for Benson out of the 2025 NFL Scouting Combine, in addition to no drafted RBs by the Cardinals, I project him to take the RB sophomore leap. Acquire him with Travis Etienne Jr., or a mid-to-late second-round rookie pick.”
– Andrew Erickson (FantasyPros)