9 Players About to Explode in Fantasy Football (Trade for Them Now)

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00:00 – Intro + Week 5 Strategy
00:21 – NFL Fantasy News: Demercado, Daniels, Tyreek, Lamar + More
03:56 – YouTube Comment Q&A: Trade Grades + Rest-of-Season Picks
11:05 – Trade Target #1: Jakobi Meyers
13:03 – Trade Target #2: Stefon Diggs
15:32 – Trade Target #3: Chris Olave
17:34 – Trade Target #4: Ladd McConkey
19:13 – Trade Target #5: Jauan Jennings
21:01 – Trade Target #6: David Montgomery
22:57 – Trade Target #7: Derrick Henry
24:48 – Trade Target #8: Kyren Williams
26:29 – Trade Target #9: Jordan Mason
27:50 – Outro + Next Video Tease (Players to Trade Away)

There’s nine players you’ll regret not at least trying to trade for before week five. Because if you wait any longer, it may be too late. But if this is your first time here, I’m Joe. I’ve helped thousands of people just like you win their fantasy leagues over the last decade. But I plan to do the same for you in this video. I start off every video with some urgent fantasy football news and I answer some timely Q&A from the last video. Then we get into today’s one key topic. So feel free to skip ahead, but let’s get right into it. News-wise, this one dropped Wednesday afternoon. Most likely your waiverss have already cleared if you’re watching this video, but go see if Demarcado is still on the waiver wire. It’s going to be basically first come, first serve. Trey Benson going to miss four to six weeks. So, this kind of came out of nowhere. We knew he got banged up, but we didn’t know he was going to miss this much time. Uh, so definitely go check that right now. Pause this video and go see if he’s available. And he’s going to get the majority of the carries until Trey Benson’s return. Next, Jaden Daniels medically cleared finally to return to practice, which is really nice to see him log a full practice on Wednesday after missing the last two weeks. So, hopefully he’ll be good to go week five against a Chargers defense. Bucky Irving, that foot sprain. I think we can take a little bit of an exhale here. It’s not expected to be a long-term injury. He’s weak to weak, so it’s going to keep him sidelined in week five for sure against Seattle, but it would be nice to see Bucky Irving get back uh sooner than later. Terry McLaren Quad was on the field at the start of Wednesday’s practice, but looks like he did kind of trend towards a DMP. Uh so I don’t think we’re going to get him in week five either. Debo Samuel is going to continue to operate as the team’s top white out. Uh Tara McLaren still banged up, but it does look like they are going to get Jaden Daniels back in Washington. Jackson Dart hamstring will not be limited in Wednesday’s practice. So no issues there. And then Tyreek Hill, right? So this is obviously a huge bummer. We may have seen the last of Tyreek Hill in the NFL, as crazy as that sounds. It looks like he’s at least his goal is to be ready for the start of 2026. Really tough injury. ACL looks like there’s some bones that were broken along the way as well. So yeah, it’s hard to imagine him being more than like a late round dart throw by then. But yeah, at least the door isn’t shut on him attempting a return. I think he’s going to be 32, 33 by the time he’s fully healed from this. So you hate to see it for a guy that’s been one of the best that we’ve seen in the last decade, honestly, at the wide receiver position. Lamar Jackson hamstring unlikely to play in week five, two to three weeks. I think this is like in some ways I guess the best case scenario. They’re going to give him some time to get fully healthy with his hamstring. It’s not going to be a long-term injury so far. So, I think that they’re most likely just going to hold him out through their week seven buy. Um, I kind of see this as a positive if you’re a Lamar Jackson owner that they’re going to take this um extremely cautiously and hopefully get him back as soon as possible. All right. In Carolina, Dave Kel says that Chuba Hubard’s calf wasn’t why his workload dipped. It looks like they just kind of want to be rotating multiple backs, having more of like a hot hand approach in every series. So, yeah, Hubard’s role might not be as secure as we’d like. His touches look like they’re going to be a little bit more inconsistent. So, good to know. Um, not great if you have him on your roster. Also, not great. Brilland Allen sprained his MCL headed to the injured reserve. So, that basically clears out a lot of early down goal line work. Definitely going to funnel back all of those touches to Bree Hall at this point. And I think Isaiah Davis will mix in. This is basically wheels up for Bree Hall to get even more volume in the weeks ahead. Ricky Pieraw, Brock Perie, we have some news on that front. Looks like Ricky Pieraw questionable for week five after hurting his knee. He’s leading the team in targets and air yards. Uh if you just count wide receivers, obviously CMC is, I think, second in the entire league in targets right now. But yeah, regardless, big loss for Brock Pery if he does suit up as well. He’s got that toe issue that he’s battling through. So again, 49ers still basically trying to get healthy. Uh but we’ll be monitoring this situation before the Thursday night game against the Rams. All right, let’s jump into some Q&A. I appreciate you guys asking really smart questions, being super positive in the comments. And uh going back to this last video, there was a bunch of them. Uh it was harder to choose than normal. So that’s a testament to you guys asking some smart questions and some trades that really kind of made me think. So um shout out Natasha in the chat. Hey man, love the structure of these videos. No one else I’ve seen doing it this way. Yeah, trying to get you guys involved, right? So, give you some news, give you guys an opportunity to ask some questions and get featured in a video. I think it’s kind of fun. And then for the people that just want to go through and get their normal waiverss and their normal trade targets, uh they can just skip ahead in the video. That’s the goal, right? I definitely want to get back into some of the whiteboarding stuff. I think that’s fun. Um, but for right now when things are chaotic early in the season, it’s better for me to just hit record and uh try and get through these videos and get you guys the information as fast as possible um without digging too deep into some of the stuff that um I I normally do in the Fantasy Accelerator membership community. So, uh just traded Quinton Johnson for AJ Brown. Who won that trade? Yeah. So, this one I think that I had to think about it for a second, right? Um, I still think that AJ Brown is the winner by a pretty decent margin, though. It’s been crazy what Quinton Johnson’s been able to do for the Chargers. I know there’s some really smart people that are saying that Quinton Johnson is the number one there now. Keenan Allen is going to mix in. He’s obvious going to earn targets. He’s got that chemistry with Herbert. So, are we putting Makoni all the way as the number three already? Is that overreacting? We’re going to talk about Manki a little bit later on um in this video. But yeah, I think I still prefer AJ Brown. If that makes me slow to, I guess, change my mind, that’s fine. But that’s where I’m at on that one. Long-term, who would you keep on your team, Ricky Pearl or Michael Pitman? Ricky Pearl or Michael Pitman? Uh, yeah, to me it’s Ricky Piol. I know he’s banged up. I do have him slightly ahead of Pitman in my rest of season rankings. JK Dobbins for BTJ. Um, I still prefer BTJ. um by a decent margin. So, we’ll see if he can get back on track. I’m still wet uh I guess willing to bet on that upside versus I think JK Dobbins is continue to be solid. Um but we did see RJ Harvey get a little bit more involved this past week, which to me um signals that it could at least be a time share going forward. So, um I think he’ll be solid, but I still want the upside on my team from BTJ personally for week five. Yeah. So, I guess wanted to flag this too. So, these type of questions, the start sits, I’m going to try and answer these as much as possible on live streams on Sunday morning. So, I have my DraftKings show at 9:00 a.m. Eastern time. Been doing that for like six, seven years now. Um, and then directly after that at like 10, 10:15 Eastern time, we’ll drop into basically an ask me anything um fantasy Q&A, mostly start sits, rest of season uh type of questions. So, if you have start sits, come to the live stream on Sunday mornings and uh I’ll try and answer all of them in. Cool. All right. Should I trade Kairen Williams for Devonte Adams? Um, I would do this. Yeah, Dvonte Adams, I think the rest of the way is going to be like a top 12 receiver. I think it’s been pretty clear that they’re just going to funnel through those top two guys. And with what Puka is doing on the other side, Devonte Adams is going to continue to score touchdowns with a little bit less attention, right? I think it has to be that way. So, yeah, I would do that trade. I’m not a big Kyron Williams uh guy overall. Um, I do think that there like we’re going to talk about them actually a little bit later in this video. I think that there is a way that you can back into them for a pretty cheap price tag and then it’s worth seeing if the workload basically continues to uh I guess uh goes back towards Kairen. I know it’s been a little bit more split than people would like with Blake Cororum, but we’ll talk about that in a second. Uh Jameson Williams for Wandale Robinson. Yeah, I still want Jameson Williams. Uh, personally, I I think there’s there’s got to be a moment where they they kind of ask themselves they’re they’re basically just giving him those deep targets again, right? Like they got to figure out how to get the ball into his hands a little bit more often and let him create after the catch. And I think they’re going to figure that out, right? I think they’re going to figure that out. Um, Bo in the chat, I listened to you. I ended up with Chase Brown and Nico Collins. Thanks a lot. Yeah, man. Uh, these these comments suck, right? Like, of course, I’m trying to give you guys the answers to the test, right? There’s a bunch of injuries. There’s some guys that are underperforming. um in particular like these two players. Yeah, I like them a lot going into the season. Um and I have a lot of them on some of my most important teams, too, man. So, um I think when I read this kind of stuff, I just want you guys to know that I’m right there with you. Um and then yeah, um it sucks, man. I hope that both these guys can turn it around. Chase Brown losing his quarterback, obviously not ideal. And then Nico Collins just hasn’t been um the alpha wide receiver one that we thought he would be so far, right? So, we’ll see if they can turn it around. I’m going to leave a light on for both of these guys. Um, but yeah, man. Uh, you have my deepest apology if that’s what that’s what you need. Devonte Adams to receive Drake London. This one is kind of crazy actually. Um, so London for Adams. If you would asked me this like before the season started, it would have been pretty clearly London. Right now, you have to think about it a little bit more with what Adams has been able to do in LA and with Drake London really underperforming. So, I think this one’s actually relatively close. I had Devonte Adams last week kind of like in the top like 24. I think I’m going to move him up again. Um, and Drake London, I think I had him at 16 rest of season. I’m probably going to have to move him back a little bit. I know he scored a touchdown, but um I think it’s really close. I I think that like gun to my head, I still again want the upside for Drake London in that offense. Um, but I think this one um I wouldn’t kill you either way. if you are trading Drake London, I think you can probably get a little bit more um than Devonte Adams. But we’ll see. Um that’s my take on that one. But that was that was like probably the one that made me think the most out of all of these. Still have to be a little skeptical on Genty played the Bears. Yeah, just wanted to flag this. Uh so Genti was on um one of the lists from last week. I can’t remember which one it was exactly. Um this is one of these situations where I think he may be a sell high. I’m still debating. So, the the tradeaway video will go live most likely tomorrow or the next day. Um, so stay tuned on I guess I’m going to do a little bit of a deeper dive into what I think uh to do with Genty in this terrible offensive line, right? So, um, if you guys want all of your questions answered, obviously we have the live streams, but also my membership community, the Fantasy Accelerator. 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Just put your email in there and uh we’ll go from there. All right, today’s one key topic, nine players about to explode in fantasy football, players that we should be trading for now. And the first guy that I want to talk about is Jacobe Meyers, the guy on the thumbnail. So, um, basically locked in volume, fast-paced offense, all of those things. I think we’re still going to continue to see him score more touchdowns as the season goes on. There’s no doubt about it, Gino Smith has not been that good. Um, so far we’ll we could see um as hopefully the offensive line improves a little bit. We should see I know we were talking about Genty before. We should see some improvements there, I hope. Um, but we also should see some improvements in the passing game, right? But the volume’s been there for Jacobe Meyer so far. We have like that bankable PPR volume. He’s one of those guys, too, that the ceiling is going to be there based on volume alone. if we get a little bit of an efficiency spike overall, right? So, if he can start to score some touchdowns, all the touchdowns have basically been going to Trey Tucker the last few weeks. I still think that Meyers remains the better bet going forward. Um, really just that bankable floor. So, um, dating back to last year, right? I always want to um, at least talk through that part of it because that was a huge deal, right? Post Devonte Adams from week four on 28.2% target share, six catches per game, 72.9 yards per game. So, he has like proven workload upside. Um he even had six games last year with 10 plus targets. So I think that it’s a really consistent profile and someone that I would be um trying to buy. Honestly, it’s basically the recency bias. The season low 30 yards in week four. This makes it a perfect time um for us to try and grab him even though he had a 10 high or a team high seven targets in this game. It’s a nice dip to try and bounce on a guy uh to try and pounce on a guy like this, I should say. So um I’m trading for Myers as like a definitive PPR volume play. I think he has like a wide receiver one role and the projection still looks pretty good for rest of the season for him in this fast-paced offense that doesn’t have a great defense. So, they’re going to be playing from behind a decent amount as well. Let’s talk through my boy Stefon Diggs. I know we’ve we’ve talked about Stefon Diggs a few times in these videos, but I think I’m one of the only people out there that is encouraged by um Stefon Diggs, right? So, we finally get a little bit of chemistry, a little bit of pop. So week four, six for seven, 101 yards. Uh 50% of May’s 203 yards in this game. So he had that nice 33 yard catch. Um realistically with how well that Drake May is playing, I I still think that Stefon Diggs has at least the upside of having week one performances, maybe spike performances, that sort of thing. So, if he had that level of like basically 100 of 100 of the 200 passing yards went to Stefon Diggs in this game, um that’s a really good sign, I think, for like the the level of command in this offense that Stefon Diggs could have. Um I think it’s a little bit of like a launching point for him. Um and yeah, we get a little bit of like a revenge narrative here coming up against the Bills, which would be fun. Um similar to Jacobe Myers in some ways, I think that the volume profile is really solid. that he’s going to give you a really uh solid PPR floor in general. If you weren’t able to trade for him last week like I recommended, I think he was on uh the thumbnail of the video last week as someone to trade for. Um I don’t think it’s necessarily too late. He is a 32-year-old wide receiver. He’s coming off that ACL. So, there’s still like some of that priced in a little bit in people’s heads and I think that we have a little bit of tailwinds here to try and grab him and kind of build on um basically what we’ve seen already, right? McDaniels likes to throw. May is kind of like that explosive quarterback that can kind of throw deep but also uses legs which opens things up for guys like Diggs. So I think this offense in general is kind of flash that it can be better than even just like me I guess middle of the pack or mediocre like we’ve seen the last few years. So to me the question that I’m asking is like what if week four was like the actual switch or the flip of all this, right? So that divisional kind of revenge match up that we have coming up. I think if he has another good game, it kind of tightens the by low window a little bit here. So through three weeks, the Bills were basically um erasing tight ends. And honestly, the the wide receivers and the running quarterbacks have really had their way with the Bills so far. So I think trade for Stefon Diggs now before this week, you’ll get that wide receiver one usage, but also a little bit of the tailwinds of this team and this offense uplifting overall. And this could be like a a showcase spot where it like right now before week five I think is like the last true buy low moment for Stefon Diggs. If you can get him in like a two for one deal, he’s someone that I’m actively trying to grab. Another guy I keep talking about that I guess people are a little bit frustrated with for good reason is Chris Lave. I’m still trading for Chris L, right? I’m following volume, right? And in a perfect world, the best trades that you can make are elite volume and depressed box scores, right? So he’s second in the NFL in targets through four games, but sits as the wide receiver 25 in PPR. So you’re going to basically be able to get that elite usage at a discount and it’s a pretty clear buy window to me. He’s averaging 10.5 targets per game, 6.5 catches per game. Hasn’t topped 57 yards, right? Uh the the Rattler effect here is not great, but if he can just improve a little bit, Moore is going to be the beneficiary of that. So Kell Moore’s offense is ranked top eight in plays per game. you know, the volume is basically going to continue to be a feature of this more tempo offense. Um, they also have a pretty easy schedule as well, and their defense is terrible, so that they’re going to have to continue to throw. So, um, I think we kind of start to get a few more of these RPOS’s with a lav. He’s going to continue to be the first read. It’s uh it’s it’s really nice to see like those high percentage looks kind of been baked into like Chris Ave’s design. So, um, I think there’s a little bit of signal here with Rattler. um he was at least serviceable in week two. Um I think he’s proved at the very least that he can feed a high volume wide receiver at least when he’s in rhythm, right? So um they’re just going to continue to be basically forced to pass because of these trailing game scripts, all of that. And we get the Giants this week, right? So they’ve been in some shootouts so far. This environment, I think, can spike plays and targets. And this might be one of the last times we can really buy low on Crystal L cuz this type of target share, this type of talent, it’s only a matter of time before some efficiency catches up for him. And if the touchdowns start to catch up as well, you’re not going to be looking at him as the same player if he has one of these really big performances, right? So when like that 10 and a half target wide receiver like finally hits, um it’s going to be big. So I think that with all the kind of macro decisions around this Saints offense, I think Ave is the one that can still survive. Um, based on volume alone, this one’s a a tough one, right? So, I feel you if you are a Lad Maconi owner. Um, and I would put myself in that category in a lot of leagues. It has not been fun. It has not been fun, right? The offense in general is built to kind of feed like a an alpha slot wide receiver, which Keenan Allen has stole some of those routes, right? So, that’s not ideal. I know that he’s 33. He’s I mean there’s probably some injury risk there with Keenan Owen as well. But the reality is he does have some uh chemistry with Herbert even dating to his last stint as a Charger. And then the I guess what everyone wants to talk about is just how good like this offense has been in general, right? And how much they’ve passed. Um like Quentyn Johnston, did anyone see him coming out here and being like the true alpha wide receiver one for the Chargers? I definitely did not, right? So there’s enough narratives here to where I’m willing to I guess buy where there’s blood in the streets, right? Because everyone wants to tell you that Lab Makoni is now the number three, which seems absolutely crazy to me. It might be realistic given what we’ve seen so far and what we’ve seen from Quentyn Johnson so far, but um I I think that we’re going to regress back to the mean here a little bit. He’s too good um not to be like a top option in this offense, right? So, um I think this is the lowest he’ll be and it’s a good opportunity to buy a guy that was pretty elite for us at times last year and was obviously drafted pretty high. Um and you can kind of scoop him up. Um and hopefully the the breakout starts to begin a little bit as they face the commanders in week five. I’m not I’m not giving up on my lab my lab maki shares yet. Jan Jennings this injury stuff with San Francisco has been terrible, right? So Jawan Jennings has basically uh proven that when he’s in there, he’s going to earn targets and he’s going to be efficient with those targets, right? He’s like the the prototypical San Francisco player. He’s going to give you a lot of efficiency. It’s just so spread out in general with like it’s it’s hard to get the volume behind it, right? You don’t usually get both. With KD out, um with Ricky Pierce all banged up, like there’s just been so many injuries in general. Like Chris McAffrey, knock on wood, has been kind of the constant of this offense. And outside of that, it’s been obviously different quarterbacks. M. Jones, we’ll get Py back. Hopefully, that that toe injury um seems to be regressing a little bit as well. But yeah, the the Jennings stuff I think is one of the guys that I think you can get for pretty cheap. Like that shoulder injury that he had. Now the ankle and the foot injury, I think that explains more of like the volatility. Um so I’m not really like I don’t want to confuse an injury context with like a role uh change, right? I think his role is the same. He’s just been banged up. So, um, if I’m on a team that’s like 3-1, 4-0, he would be a guy that I’m actively trying to acquire just because I think that if once he gets right, once this offense gets right, like high tide lifts all boats in that ways, right? So, I think that the window to trade for Jennings will be closing a little bit. It’s like the same story with all of these guys. I think that there’s urgency to at least kick some tires to see where this owner is at. Maybe maybe he’s frustrated or maybe he’s one and three, needs a win, and Jawan Jennings is not going to give him that opportunity with how banged up he’s been. So those are the five wide receivers that I would be actively targeting for or that I would be actively actively trading for. So we got Jacobe Meyers, Stefon Diggs, Chris Aveanki, and Jawan Jennings. Now we’re going to get into some running backs, right? My favorite running back to trade for right now is David Montgomery. Top five or top I guess some people would say top five, but probably closer to top eight, top 10 uh offensive line after some of the uh turnover they had. But the coach really just has buyin to David Montgomery in general, right? Um he was really just like an elite tackle breaker at times. He obviously can score touchdowns. The role is still looking pretty solid. Both of these guys are options this coming week. Obviously Jir Gibbs um and David Montgomery. He’s actually in the way too early prop bets video. Both of these guys I think have the opportunity to have a really big game coming up. Um and I think that like this team is going to continue to be productive. they’re going to continue to have a pretty soft schedule overall. So, the ceiling for Montgomery to me is still real. It’s not like a it’s not like a theoretical ceiling. So, week three wasn’t that long ago. 12 for 151 and two. So, he’s got that spike week potential. Um, week two, not as much. 57 and one. And then after that like dud in week four, this is the buy window, right? So someone’s a little bit frustrated or they need to do like a two for one trade to improve their team. All those things they see Montgomery get out touched 17 to9 by Gibbs and that can be like a little bit of like surface level panic for some of these owners. So these are the kind of guys that I like to kick tires on for trades because Gibbs and and Montgomery are they’re going to project for like probably close to 18 to 20 touchdowns between the like the combination of them. So I think that the the red zone pie and just the touchdown pie in general is really large for this offense. So, I think we want to buy before they play the Bengals, right? So, the the Bengals second most fantasy points allowed to running backs through four weeks. This is the exact matchup where he gets back on track. So, if you can kind of buy the dip after that one week where the touchdowns didn’t go his way, um I think he could be potentially an RB2 or a flex for a lot of teams out there that could use some running back help. So, I’m in on David Montgomery. Another guy I’m in on buying is Derrick Henry. I get it. the passing game role is not necessarily there, Justice Hill scores some touchdowns, like all of those things, right? Uh I still think that like with no Lamar Jackson for an extended period of time, like a few weeks here, um who are they going to lean on these next few weeks? It’s going to be Derrick Henry, right? This team is going to have to lean a little bit runheavy. Um three straight games with less than 50 rushing yards. Like, I get it. They were in pretty big losses, though. So, I think that what we’ve seen here is not a role change. I think it’s really just been a difference in game script for this Ravens team. And I still think that the ceiling is real here. We saw it in in week one, right? 169 yards, two touchdowns on 18 carries. So to me, he’s still the TD engine of this offense. The offensive line is going to continue support. There’s weekly spike potential even without Lamar Jackson. I think the bad weeks that we’ve seen are kind of hiding like a positive signal overall. So like they still put up 40 plus points in weeks two and weeks one. And when that offense rolls, Henry is going to continue to score touchdowns for the most part, right? So even during like the lull, he ripped off a 28 yard TD in week three. So the burst is still intact. Really, the the signals that we’d want to see if we were trying to sell Derrick Henry, I have a hard time finding them, right? Maybe this offense doesn’t score as many touchdowns with Lamar out, but his volume should spike a little bit. So even if the efficiency dips a little bit, I still think he’s like a cheap I think this might be one of the last cheap weeks to buy in on Henry. uh the Texans like it’s it’s it’s really just like a it could be a Henry friendly game script essentially. Even if Lamar is hurt, I think that the usage will tilt a little bit more conservative and they’ll just lean on him behind this offensive line, right? So, um this is a discount moment for Derrick Henry. Let’s let’s not kid ourselves. Kairen Williams. I am not a Kairen Williams guy, but I think that this is actually a decent window if you did want to gain a share of him and if you did want to um try and grab a guy that we’ve seen volume actually shift a little bit to Cororum. So 16 to1 11 in touches last week in week four. Um Cororum’s the one that’s shown kind of that yard per carry burst, a little bit of juice. Um, I still think that while that has happened, like we we can go back even to like week one, week two, Corm wasn’t used near as much. And I I still think that this is more of like a a boxcored dip more than anything. Kairen’s the guy that I trust around the goal line. Um, I I still think that he could still be more effective than Korum in some of these these different spots. So, I think what the concern for me and in some ways is that this is more of like a concentrated um I mean they’re a very competent offense, right? So, through two games the Rams posted um eight sacks which allowed the fourth fewest passing yards. So, the defense is kind of keeping games in reach which is good for running back volume and all those things, right? So, McVeyy’s offense kind of funnels to their top weapons and these running backs are used kind of as like a complement to this wide receiver uh this two wide receiver approach that they have right now. So, I think that there’s at least a chance that um it was a down week in week four. He had a fumble, no touchdown. There was a little bit of a roll shift, but I still think that he can lead and outperform Corin the rest of the way. So, if there’s someone that’s absolutely done with him, again, I would kick tires and see what it would take to get Kairen because there’s usually not a lot of running backs that still will give you the touchdown upside in a good offense that Kairen can and what he’s proved. Jordan Mason, he’s still the lead back. the usage is already here, right? So, weeks one through three, 15, nine, 16 carries. Like, the coaches have already shifted all of that work his way. Obviously, Aaron Jones still out at this moment. So, um the week four down game, he’s still got 19 opportunities. Running back is always going to be about who’s going to get volume. 16 carries, three targets. I still think that he’s pretty insulated here. The short yardage role is still going to be Mason, right? He’s the perfect fit for like that goal line role. the Vikings line was obviously um they’ve been they’ve been working through some injuries, right? But they did kind of rebuild it in the offseason. So even if it sees like a kind of a step back while they get healthy, it’s just an opportunity to invest in if you have a good team, investing in the run game for Minnesota is still something that I’d be interested in. So this is one of those ones where I don’t know how how urgent it is. the buy I guess the buy low window um I think is a little bit longer than some of these other ones but like once this offensive line starts to get healthy a little bit maybe JJ McCarthy and it gets in there and gives the team a little bit of a spark and maybe if you trade for Mason now you kind of get a discount after a couple down weeks or whatever it may be and you still have like that bellcow role until Jones gets back maybe the Jones thing ends up being more long-term than we think right so Mason could still end up being a league winner if you can grab him on the deep, right? If you have any trade requests that you’re really struggling with, drop them in the comments now. I read every single one. I try and answer the best questions on each and every video. The next video is going to be players to trade away. So, hit subscribe. I will see you next time.