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Players to Buy
Still showing alpha usage: 22% target share with Jake Browning, plus a 16-yard catch wiped by penalty. Week 3 came against a tough Vikings defense-don’t overfit that to his rest-of-season outlook. With Patrick Surtain likely up next, managers might panic at the matchup and sell WELL below market for Chase.
Drake London still has a rock-solid PPR floor as the clear target leader for Atlanta with 8 targets in Week 3, but he still hasn’t found the end zone-classic positive TD-regression setup. A plus matchup vs. Washington is a good catalyst to buy before the eruption. Last year versus the Commanders, London went for over 100 yards on 13 targets with Michael Penix under center.
Alpha usage without the box-score pop yet: 34% target share (10 targets including penalties) with 90 air yards in Week 3; he’s 17th in air-yard share through three games and running well ahead of every other Panthers WR. Bryce Young keeps looking to T-Mac downfield and in the red zone-making him a prime TD-regression candidate with juicy matchups coming. Buy Low.
Another modest line (4-41 on 7 targets) for Ladd McConkey with a long DPI drawn, while Keenan Allen and Quentin Johnston handle most of the box-score love. The second-year WR still hasn’t scored, and the market is treating that as signal when it’s mostly early-season noise for a talented second-year wideout tethered to an MVP-caliber Justin Herbert offense. Expect efficiency + TD regression to lift him, even if the true “alpha” outcome likely needs an injury.
Matthew Golden saw career-best involvement in Week 3: season-high snaps/routes, led the team in catches and yards, plus schemed usage with three carries. Even in a low-octane passing day he led GB with 34 air yards-small number, big signal that his role is expanding. With a likely track meet vs. Dallas up next, he’s a sneaky momentum buy before a potential break out.
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Players to Sell
Keenan Allen remains Justin Herbert‘s red-zone go-to and even drew two more penalty targets in Week 3-he’s a weekly start. But at 33 years old with missed time in each of the past three seasons, this is a classic ROI cash-out moment while the usage and name value are at peak levels. Don’t sell for fair value-sell for max value. Sell High – flip Allen straight up for a rising WR2 like Tetairoa McMillan,
DeVonta Smith‘s Week 3 spike (8-60-1 on 9 targets) came with a comeback script-he even drew the 2-pt try right after the TD. But historically, when A.J. Brown and Dallas Goedert are both healthy, Smith’s target share/TDs get choppier. Tampa Bay could keep things lively next week, but then it’s Broncos, Vikings, and Giants twice-fewer shootout vibes than the Eagles-Rams game. Use the fresh box-score pop to exit at peak value. Sell High.
Other Players to Sell
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