The trade deadline is here… as in right now, blinking in red like your fantasy football league’s personal Doomsday Clock… and this is your last Buy Low Sell/High of the season. If your roster still has a few soft spots (or, you know, several fires burning at once), this is the week to make a move before the market slams shut. Fortunately, our Featured Pros have delivered one more batch of players to target and fade before the window closes. Take a deep breath, check your standings, and let’s make something happen before time runs out.
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Players to Buy Low & Sell High in Week 12
Buy
Who is your favorite buy-low trade candidate heading into Week 12 and why? Also, who are you willing to give up for him?
David Montgomery (RB – DET)
“My favorite buy-low candidate is David Montgomery. He’s had a tough go of it recently, punctuated with a six-carry night against the Philadelphia Eagles this past week. With the schedule easing up over the next few weeks, I’d expect him to get more carries and looks in the red zone as the Detroit Lions get back to moving the ball more efficiently.”
– Trevor Land (FlurrySports)
Sell
Who is your favorite sell-high candidate after Week 11 and why? Also, who would you try to get in return?
TreVeyon Henderson (RB – NE)
“TreVeyon Henderson feels like the obvious answer here. His RB3 finish in Week 11 was outstanding, especially following his RB4 finish in Week 10. He faces the terrible Bengals defense in Week 12, which helps you paint a picture that he’s going to go off yet again. The schedule may be favorable, but touchdowns are not predictable, and that’s where the majority of his points have come from recently. I’m selling Henderson’s touchdowns for volume. I would try to package Henderson and a bench player for someone at the top, like Jonathan Taylor or Bijan Robinson, both of whom have had their byes while Henderson has not (Week 14). Maybe they will see the addition of depth as a worthy tradeoff to tier down to Henderson, who has been going off lately.”
– Andrew Hall (FantasyPros)
“Maybe this is being naive, but I still don’t believe that the Patriots are willing to hand the keys to the offense to TreVeyon Henderson. Let me be clear, they should, but that does not mean they will. Rhamondre Stevenson could be close to a return this week against the Bengals, and the fear will be that Mike Vrabel wants to incorporate Stevenson with Henderson. Simply put, Stevenson and Henderson in a committee would cap the upside of Henderson, even though Henderson is by far and away the better back of the two at this stage of their respective careers. If Henderson could be dealt, after his incredible two weeks, in a package to land a stud such as Emeka Egbuka or James Cook, or in a package deal to land a Jahmyr Gibbs or a Ja’Marr Chase, even with the suspension, do it.”
– Ed Birdsall (Talking Points Sports)
Christian Watson (WR – GB)
“Christian Watson. He’s an explosive athlete who hasn’t played enough ball in 2025 for people to feel like he’s been a bust, even though he has. Nothing about his season or Week 11 performance screams breakout down the stretch, but he was a nobody that had a somebody day with 18 fantasy points in Week 11. My problem is that selling high on Watson won’t bring the kind of return worth the carpal tunnel cost to negotiate.”
– Chris Mitchell (FantasyData)
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