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6 Players About to Go Bonkers in Week 9 (Trade for Them)

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Nov 5, 2026
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Bijan RobinsonChase BrownChris RodriguezD'Andre SwiftDeebo SamuelGarrett WilsonJa'Marr ChaseJalen CokerJameson WilliamsJaylen WarrenJonah ColemanJustin JeffersonKenneth Walker IIIMichael Wilson
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Bijan Robinson

NegativeProjection3:45

Despite recent decline, Bijan Robinson remains a top-tier talent and bounceback candidate. Ron Stewart emphasizes he still projects as a top-five running back in any given week and would still be a mid-first round pick if redrafted today. Over the last four games, Robinson has averaged 11.9 PPG—unacceptable for a first-round pick and a sharp decline from his prior 26 PPG average. Contributing factors include reduced target volume and Michael Pennix not dumping the ball down as much, creating panic among owners who are actively trying to sell. This week's matchup vs. Bengals is positioned as a really nice bounceback candidate spot. Ron Stewart identifies a trade window to acquire Robinson at a discount, providing multiple trade scenarios he would accept: Swift and Saquon for Robinson; Kirn and Burden for Robinson; JT and Burden for Robinson; McBride and Swift for Robinson (if comfortable with backup TE); Olve and Jacobs for Robinson; Nico and Jacobs for Robinson; and James Cook and J Mo for Robinson (maximum he would pay). Robinson is positioned as an untouchable elite asset worth upgrading to.

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Chase Brown

PositiveProjection7:18

Ron Stewart projects Chase Brown as RB17 rest of season (mid-range RB2) and identifies him as a trade target despite not being at the lowest price point anymore. Brown out-touched Perine 20-5 against the Titans and had a 20-yard reception touchdown called back due to penalty, demonstrating clear backfield dominance and receiving upside in an offense firing on all cylinders. Facing the Falcons in Week 9, who allow the fourth-most fantasy points to opposing running backs, Stewart expects this to be Brown's first 20+ PPR point game of the season. The byweek is behind him with a potential spike week coming; Stewart would trade Rashi Rice straight up for Brown.

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Chris Rodriguez

NegativeValue17:03

Ron Stewart mentions Chris Rodriguez as a potential short-term filler option if Isiah Pacheco doesn't play, suggesting Rodriguez could be packaged in a trade to acquire Jaylen Warren.

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D'Andre Swift

NegativeValue5:32

Ron Stewart expresses affection for DeAndre Swift and does not view him as a sell candidate. Swift is mentioned as one of the hot-name running backs currently producing points in the short term, making him a viable piece to package in a trade to upgrade to an elite asset like Bejian Robinson.

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Deebo Samuel

NegativeValue19:16

Ron Stewart suggests Debo Samuel paired with Olly Gordon as a trade package to acquire Jaylen Warren, indicating this is an acceptable deal for acquiring Warren.

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Garrett Wilson

NegativeValue20:51

Ron Stewart identifies Garrett Wilson paired with Woody Marks as the maximum price he would pay to acquire Jaylen Warren, indicating this represents the upper limit of acceptable trade value for Warren.

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Ja'Marr Chase

PositiveProjection7:27

Ron Stewart references the Bengals offense as firing on all cylinders and encourages getting pieces of it, with Chase Brown mentioned as the primary target. The context suggests the Bengals' offensive success benefits all skill position players.

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Jalen Coker

NegativeValue19:56

Ron Stewart would trade Jaylen Coker straight up for Jaylen Warren, indicating Coker is acceptable value to acquire Warren.

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Jameson Williams

NegativeBust16:16

Ron Stewart identifies this as a good time to sell Jameson Williams due to touchdown luck. Williams has five touchdowns in his last three games, running hot on TD variance. While Williams is talented, the touchdown volume is unsustainable and represents a selling window. Stewart suggests a straight-up trade of Williams for Ashton Genty feels about right, especially if Williams is a luxury piece on the bench rather than a starter.

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Jaylen Warren

PositiveValue5:59

Ron Stewart indicates he is higher than consensus on Jaylen Warren and identifies him as a league-winner buy candidate at mid-tier to low-end RB2 price tags. Warren is RB10 in points per game on the year and the only player averaging 5+ yards per carry, 250+ receiving yards, and 400+ rushing yards—a metric Jir Gibbs cannot match. Since Dow's return in week six, Warren remains the lead option and is RB16 in usage and RB13 in PPG. He has rushed for 100+ yards in back-to-back games and is one of the best pure runners and explosive receivers this season. Stewart emphasizes not to overthink usage/snap share. Suggested trade targets to acquire Warren: Woody Marks, Brilan Allen, Olly Gordon and Debo, Waddle and Cororum, Jonah Coleman straight up, Jaylen Coker straight up, Michael Wilson and Charbanet, or Woody Marks and Garrett Wilson (the most Stewart would pay). Stewart projects Warren could average 17 PPG and be one of the defining players of the 2026 season, with Aaron Rodgers dumping it down to running backs frequently. Warren is used as a benchmark in rankings to illustrate trade profit opportunities.

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Jonah Coleman

NegativeRole15:51

Ron Stewart ranks Jonah Coleman RB21 rest of season and notes he's a tricky hold due to uncertainty around potential Broncos trade for Jonathan Taylor and RJ Harvey's return timeline. Despite the uncertainty, Stewart suggests Coleman could be one of the stories of the 2026 season and is probably a guy to hold on to. Ron Stewart would trade Jonah Coleman straight up for Jaylen Warren, indicating Coleman is acceptable value to acquire Warren.

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Justin Jefferson

NegativeProjection0:00

Carson Wentz's return is a significant upgrade for Jefferson's fantasy value. With Wentz, Jefferson averages 17 PPG versus 10.5 PPG with other quarterbacks—a 6.5 PPG boost. This week's matchup vs. Bills (allowing 4th-most points to WRs) is a smash spot, with Vikings as 3-point underdogs likely to chase Josh Allen and air it out. However, Jefferson has underperformed expectations as a first-round pick; last week vs. Detroit (supposed smash spot) he scored 14 PPR points, but outside the touchdown (a Jefferson fade ball after Aaron Jones was tackled at the 1-yard line) he had only 4 catches for 30 yards. Ron Stewart notes he has done nothing but disappoint in fantasy football. Market analysis shows reasonable trade offers: Ron Stewart would accept Coleman, Garrett Wilson + AJ Brown, or Luther Burden for Jefferson, emphasizing these are reasonable offers and that Jefferson is a game-changing player whose value will hold if Wentz remains starter or if Jefferson produces 2-3 high-output games.

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Kenneth Walker III

NegativeProjection5:05

Ron Stewart mentions Kenneth Walker in the tier of elite running backs (alongside Gibbs and Bijan Robinson) but notes he is coming off back-to-back down games, suggesting recent underperformance despite elite status.

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Michael Wilson

NegativeValue20:26

Ron Stewart suggests Michael Wilson paired with Charbanet as a trade package to acquire Jaylen Warren, marking this as an easy deal for acquiring Warren.

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Mike Washington Jr.

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Received significant workload in game vs. Jets but Genty still scored 10.3 PPR points; competing back in same backfield receiving carries while Genty maintains receiving role dominance.

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Puka Nacua

NegativeProjection5:05

Ron Stewart places Puka Nacua in the tier of elite, untouchable players (alongside Gibbs and Bejian Robinson), indicating he is not a trade target due to his elite status.

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Travis Kelce

PositiveMatchup18:24

Ron Stewart identifies Travis Kelce as a buy-low trade target despite recent touchdown drought. Kelce has five-plus targets in each of his last three games post-byweek and is limited in practice Wednesday but expected to play. Stewart projects the Chiefs for third-most points this week versus the Jets and expects Kelce to score a touchdown, rating him a fringe top-five tight end play this week. He can be acquired cheaply from owners starting inferior options like Brenton Strange, Tigle Conquo, or Pat Freiermuth.

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Woody Marks

NegativeValue16:54

Ron Stewart suggests Woody Marks as a short-term filler option to package in a trade to acquire Jaylen Warren. Marks is also mentioned as one of the players Stewart would trade straight up for Warren, or as part of a package (Woody Marks and Garrett Wilson) representing the maximum Stewart would pay to acquire Warren.

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0:00What's going on, man? Welcome back to the basement. I'm Ron and every week I hop on here and give you guys fantasy
0:06football trade targets, but it's a little different in November. Trade deadlines are coming up here. So, we are no longer operating in a vacuum and
0:15making trades for fun. Now, we have problems to solve on our team and a deadline. So, we need to be moving with
0:22urgency. There is now kind of a ticking clock on the amount of time we have to fill holes. Prepare for the playoffs.
0:28Prepare to win right now. If you're a team that is struggling in three and five or four and four, scrapping and
0:34calling for wins. We're going to cover it all today through the lens of the trade deadline. As always, if you enjoy,
0:40leave a like, subscribe if you're new, and we are going to talk about my six must buy low trade targets for week nine
0:47of the fantasy football season. Starting with Justin Jefferson. Now, this one's not that complicated and your league mates are going to obviously know that
0:57Carson Wentz is coming back, but Carson Wentz coming back is a big deal and one that I'd be willing to buy a little bit
1:03high on with Jefferson if this kind of boosts his value up a little bit. We have here it sounds like Carson Wentz is
1:08going to start this Monday. And if that's the case, that's a huge bump for Jefferson. If we look at just the JJ
1:14McCarthy era, so 2025 to 2026, he averages 17 points per game with Carson Wentz. He averages 10.5 points per game with all other quarterbacks. Wentz is
1:24weirdly a really huge boost for him in fantasy football and he gets a smash spot this week verse the Bills who are
1:31allowing the fourth most points to opposing wide receivers. And with Josh Allen on the other side, even though the Vikings defense is so good, you're going
1:37to be in a spot where the game script is going to be one that is going to be highscoring trying to chase Josh Allen
1:42from behind most likely. I believe the Vikings are underdogs in this game.
1:46Yeah, they are three-point underdogs in this game. So, they should be trying to catch up with Josh Allen, scoring points, airing it out. And Jefferson's a
1:55guy who whoever took him in the first round is probably hurting right now. 14 PBR points last week. That was I don't want to call it lucky cuz it's
2:06Jefferson, but Aaron Jones gets tackled at the one yard line. Then there's a Justin Jefferson fade ball. He scores a touchdown. Outside of the touchdown, you
2:12would have had like four catches for 30 yards in this game against Detroit, which was supposed to be a smash spot.
2:18he has done nothing but disappoint in fantasy football. So, I would be looking to buy again. Your league mate who has
2:24Jefferson's going to know that Carson Wentz is an upgrade. Maybe not to what extent. There's also a chance that if Carson Wentz wins this game, they beat
2:32the Bills. All of the sudden Carson Wentz is the starting quarterback for the rest of the season and that'd be a
2:37huge boost for Jefferson. Now we move over to fantasycal.com/database and we check out what the market is paying for Jefferson over the last few
2:49days. We're going to do two to three assets in the deal. One quarterback, 12 teams, half and full PPR. And let's see.
2:56I would obviously sell Coleman for Jefferson likely for Jefferson. Garrett Wilson and AJ Brown. I actually like that a ton for Jefferson. Uh would I do
3:04I would do Luther Burden for Jefferson.
3:05As much as I love Luther Burden, I think that that's just a no-brainer. If I could take Pickins and Algeria obviously
3:12for Jefferson, I would do that. So you guys can see I mean there's there's obviously some deals here where like I
3:18mean we're talking I mean I'm not selling neighbors for Jefferson and Chump Change. That's just not happening.
3:22But there are some reasonable offers there. I'd be kicking the tires.
3:26Jefferson is a game-changing player and I do think with Wentz it kind of unlocks a lot of upside here. And then of course
3:32Jefferson puts together a game, two games, three games of really high production.
3:37his name is always going to hold value and hold weight. I think that you can kind of look to sell after that or if
3:42Went is the starter for the foreseeable future, you can just ride it out with Justin Jefferson. Now, our next trade target this one, you guys have to let me
3:51have just let me have two studs here.
3:53All right, two studs up top. Jefferson's not really a stud. He's been underperforming. Bejon's a stud. If we drafted today, he would still be a top
3:59six pick at worst, but there is some panic. I've had a Bjon manager in one of my leagues reach out trying to sell
4:08Bejon to me. I saw, of course, in the flock league, Bejon got dealt over there. The Bejian members are struggling right now or owner owners, managers,
4:17whatever you want to call them are struggling right now. Over the last five, six, seven, eight in terms of the last four games here, 11.9 points per
4:26game. That's just not going to cut it from your first round pick. But before that, he was at 26 points per game. I
4:31know that we can get really nerdy and we can point to, oh, he's not getting targets anymore and this and that and
4:36Michael Pennix isn't dumping it down as much. At the end of the day, I do want to just zoom out and say it's Bejon
4:41Robinson. He still projects as a top five running back in any given week. I think that again he would still be a
4:47mid-first round pick if we reddrafted today. Again, I cannot stress enough it is Bejon Robinson. They play against the Bengals this week overseas and I just
4:55think that he is going to be a really nice bounceback candidate. And I mention him because when I bring up these studs,
5:03these guys are in this rare era, right?
5:05Right now, Gibbs, JS are up there. Then I'd probably throw Kenneth Walker in, though he is coming off of back-to-back down games here. But then we are in this
5:15range of guys who are good. I would even put Puka in there as well. But those guys are like untouchable. You can't go
5:21out there and trade for Jir Gibbs, Bejon Robinson. Right now, there is a window to buy. It's not going to be cheap, but
5:27there is a window to buy where if you wanted to upgrade something, if you had players popping off right now, right?
5:32Like if you could take and I love DeAndre Swift. I don't even think DeAndre Swift is a sell, but any of
5:36these guys who are producing in the short term, right? Like a DeAndre Swift.
5:39Uh I'm trying to think of like another even Luther I love you. I love Luther Burton as well, but any of these guys
5:44that are like hot names right now. I know the Bears just played in prime time. That's why they're top of mind for
5:49me. But if I could take one of those guys, add another piece, and then tier up. If you have some extra bench depth
5:55that you're not using every single week in your lineup, this is when you take one of those bench pieces, you add them
6:01to your running back who is scoring a lot of points right now, and you go and get a Bejian Robinson. Let's see. I'm
6:08very curious to see on the market what he's going for. We actually have a Swift deal off the top. And again, I like
6:13Swift. All right. But Swift and Saquon for Bejon easily. Would I do Kirn and Burden? Yeah, I would. I would do Kirn
6:20and Burden for Bejon. Uh, would I do JT and Burden? Ooh, yeah, I would. I would. Uh, Aman Ron
6:30Coker. Yeah, I would. Uh, so I mean, these are all really reasonable offers.
6:34Would I do McBride and Swift?
6:38If I had a tight end behind McBride that I was comfortable starting every week, I probably would. And you can see in a lot
6:43of these, we're even losing these. And I'm saying yeah, I still would for Bjon Olve and Jacobs. Yeah. Nico and Jacobs.
6:49Yeah. So you guys can see just kick the tires. James Cook and J Mo.
6:54I would, but that's like as much as I would pay. You know what I mean? That's like that's as much as I could do. Wow.
6:59T and Warren in a start seven. So there's only
7:11two wide receiver, two flex.
7:15This is my breaking point. I' I'd have to I'd have to think long and hard. If I if I couldn't afford to wait for the
7:20Jaylen Warren buy this week and I was down bad and I needed running back points and I was set at wide receiver
7:25probably. But on face value, this is about fair value to me. But that's also because I'm just higher than consensus on both T and Jaylen Warren. Moving on
7:33to our next trade target here. I feel like we've talked about him a ton this year. I'm still buying Chase Brown. He
7:38out touched Perine 20 to 5 in this game against the Titans. Chase Brown also had I think like a 20-yard reception
7:44touchdown called back due to penalty.
7:47The points are coming. This Bengals offense is firing on all cylinders. We want pieces of it. And we have Chase Brown going against the Falcons on the
7:55other side of this Bejon game. The Falcons allow the fourth most fantasy points to opposing running backs. I think finally this is going to be the 20
8:03plus PPR point game for Chase Brown. the last spot to buy low on Chase Brown for the rest of the season. I know he had a
8:10decent game against the Titans, but again, he still hasn't topped 20 PPR points this year. And maybe some people are squeamish about Jonathan Taylor's
8:18trade risk. I'm not going to act like there's a 0% chance that happens. I think it's unlikely. I think the Bengals
8:24are just one of these teams. I know they did it, they already did it for uh Dexter Lawrence. I just don't see them
8:28being aggressive again. Uh, they love to sit on their hands, make bad moves, you know, draft Shamar Stewart in the first
8:36round.
8:38I don't know. I don't want to [ __ ] on the Bengals because they have a good team, but this would not be one of the
8:44teams uh that I think are going to be like ultra aggressive in season trying to do anything uh among those lines for
8:50Jonathan Taylor. But there's no guarantee. Now, in terms of what it takes to acquire Chase Brown, all right, this first deal, we're not we're not
8:57doing JSN. Uh, Dererick Henry for Chase Brown. Where do I have I think I would have Dererick Henry over Chase Brown
9:02right now. I do. I have Dererick Henry RB15 rest of season. Chase Brown RB1 17 rest of season. So, I have Chase Brown
9:08as like a mid-range RB2. Uh, moving forward. I will say if you want access to my rest of season rankings, you can
9:14find that over on the Patreon, not that the Patreon, patreon.com/rrons. You can find that in the description in the comments section down below. I have all
9:21my rest of season rankings tiered, my top 150. All of that can be found over there to make sure you are kind of
9:28looking off of it and eyeballing things as you're making these deals. Would I do Man, he's not going for cheap, huh? I
9:37would do Garrett Wilson for Chase Brown if uh I was set at receiver. Would I do Jonah Coleman and Denzel Boston pretty
9:44easily? Jonah Coleman for Chase Brown.
9:46Yeah, I have Jonah Coleman RB21.
9:49Jonah Coleman. I I was gonna call him.
9:51He's such a tricky one because the Broncos could trade for JT. When RJ Harvey comes back, what does that look like? But Jonah Coleman's probably a guy
9:59you want to hold on to. Like Jonah Coleman could be one of the guy, one of the stories of the 2026 season. Uh this
10:05is another I mean obviously Chase Brown and we're taking Bejon in that one. Uh is there anything else that sticks out
10:10here? Ibuka and Olly Gordon for Chase Brown. Love that. I would do that all day long. I actually I almost made IA a
10:17trade target here. It's just so tricky with these injuries, man. He's still banged up. He wasn't practicing uh as recently as Wednesday. He played this in
10:27a prime time game. He could reagravate things. Was this Rashi Rice and Raandre?
10:32No, I can't do it. All right, I'll be honest with you guys. Chase Brown isn't as cheap as I thought he was. He is not
10:37as cheap as I thought he was. Like these are this is that's expensive. Rashi Rice and Jonah Coleman, Gentian Cornell Tate,
10:43that's expensive. Burden for Chase Brown and Waddle.
10:48That seems fine, but still still a little expensive. Would I do Rashi Rice for Chase Brown? Yeah, I would do that
10:53pretty easily. So, you guys can see Chase Brown. Maybe you can't buy as low as I wanted to, but I still do think
10:59that he is a fine trade target. The by-week is behind him. I think he has a potential spike week coming. Now,
11:04somebody you definitely can buy low on is Travis Kelce. It's Travis Kelce. It's not sexy. But if you're in a spot where
11:10the tight end you're starting every week you don't like, like if you're starting a Brenton Strange, Tigle Conquo, Pat Friouth, if you have some extra value
11:16sitting on your bench, why not go uh knock on the door of the Travis Kion owner. See what you can get or see what
11:22you can give to get him. He has five plus targets in each of his last three games coming out of the by-week. Yes,
11:27he's questionable with an ankle injury.
11:29Uh limited in practice Wednesday. Seems like he's going to be good to go. If that's the case, I think he's going to
11:33be fine this week. He had seven targets, five catches, 67 yards with Rashi Rice.
11:38He just hasn't scored a touchdown recently. The Chiefs are projected for the third most points this week verse the Jets. I think you can almost shoe it
11:46in that he's going to score a touchdown here. I think that he is a fringe top five play this week and somebody you can
11:51trade for on the low, plug right in your lineup and feel really good about your tight end spot. He's not going to win
11:56you a league, but he could be a nice upgrade if you are starting terrible options in your tight end spot. Let's
12:04see what he is going for on the market.
12:07Like, yeah, this is what I'm talking about. Like, Montgomery for Kelsey, easy. If Odun is not in my starting lineup, Adun for Kelsey, easy. If Alier
12:12is not going in my lineup, Alier for Kelsey. uh if like any any player that's not going in your lineup and if Kelsey
12:19would be a legit upgrade over again like I I'll read off tight ends that I would have as comfortably behind Kelsey this
12:26week would be uh Brett Strange Conquo Mikei Eli Raridan like Jawan Johnson any of those types Kelsey would be a big
12:37upgrade over those guys so you guys can see like I don't even have to go any further. Uh he's pretty much free, man.
12:43Like Denzel Boston for Kelsey. If he's not going in your lineup, uh that makes sense to me as well. Then we have our
12:50next trade target here. And this one takes balls. This one isn't quite the oh, he's going to go crazy this week. I
12:55do think he's going to be okay. Uh but I'd kick the tires on Ashton Genty. If he's if he's trading at like a low-end
13:00RB2 price, I like buying there. He's my RB16 rest of season. So I have him as like a mid to high-end RB2, but I think
13:07he has a lot of upside here. He's still getting healthy from the ankle stuff.
13:12And I do think that this past game was insane in terms of his usage. He had two carries. He had two carries in this game
13:22against the Jets. They killed the Jets.
13:23They gave Mike Washington a ton of work here, but he still got 10.3 PPR points.
13:28He has yet to leave a game without scoring 10 PPR points. He had four targets, three catches for 64 yards. He
13:34has had 50 or more receiving yards in four of his last five games. is the receiving role is just really good.
13:39That's what I was going to show here.
13:41This is from a few weeks ago, but it still holds strong that it's essentially him and Jir Gibbs in terms of guys that
13:45are getting 10 plus PPR points per game strictly from the receiving game. Even last week in a down game, he got 9.4
13:52points per game in the receiving game.
13:54It's unreal. The yards per run is unreal. He's efficient as a receiver.
13:57He's getting downfield looks. And then this is one where you just got to read between the lines with Kubak. This is
14:03from Dan Graiano here saying Genty hasn't played well while Washington has and the Raiders hope it serves as a wakeup call. If it doesn't, they're
14:08content to distribute the carries in Washington's favor moving forward as he offers a more explosive element in the run game right now. I think this was
14:15more of a warning than it is this is how it's going to look like for the rest of the season. But again, this is a gamble.
14:20This is a gamble that this was a oneweek thing in that moving forward uh this is like a wakeup call to Genty and he gets
14:28an upgrade. And again, even with the receiving workload, he still projects as an RB2 even in a lesser role. But again,
14:35there is upside that he regains the uh kind of like Bellcow role in this offense. I have him as like a low-end
14:41RB2 this week. But he has monster upside honestly this week if they just come out and give him his usual role and upside
14:47rest of the season. This is very much a I don't have a stud running back right now and I want to roll the dice on
14:54someone who could be a stud running back for me at his lowest possible entry point. There has been plenty of times to
14:59buy Ashton Genty. This feels like the lowest he has been all season. I want to call the bottom here. He's playing
15:05against the 49ers who allow the 10th most fantasy points to opposing running backs when adjusting for opponent. And as 10-point underdogs, it's going to
15:12skew heavily towards him in the receiving game. So, I think this is still going to be a game where he catches five balls, 50 plus yards, and
15:20then any touchdowns or rushing work is kind of the cherry on top. Now, I'm actually very curious to see if Genty
15:28managers are panicking. I would assume it, you know, I would assume it's getting real squeamish with the Genty guys. Uh, let's see. Let's see. You know
15:36what? T for Genty. I actually don't hate that. Two guys who are underperforming.
15:39Uh, Michael Wilson and Ollle Gordon. I No, that's too that's too much. That's not quite what I thought we were getting
15:45into here. I mean, I would do DJ Moore for Ash Genty. Obviously, Jeremy Bernard. Would I do Javvante? No, sir.
15:50Would I do not selling James Cook? Uh, would I sell
15:58Bree and Jeremy for Genty?
16:02I don't hate that one. Breandre and Woody Marks. I probably do that as well, but I do Judkins and Ali for Genty.
16:11I actually don't hate that. If like Judkins was sitting on the bench for me, I would do Ali and Judkins for Genty.
16:16But again, like this is a this is a gamble here for sure. But you can see like there's not I I guess it's not you
16:23know people aren't panicking to the point or I guess you know like Jameson Williams for Genty straight up that feels like I like Jameson Williams but
16:30it's probably a great time to sell him he has what does he have five touchdowns in his last three like he has something
16:36crazy right now in terms of how he's running with touchdown luck. Yeah, five touchdowns in his last three games. If you could take Jameson Williams, he
16:42wasn't starting for you. Maybe he's like a luxury piece on your team. J Moenti straight up I think sounds uh about
16:50right now. My last trade target here is a guy on buy. I love the buys on a buy. If you're out there and you are, I
16:59don't know, I'll say six and two or better, but you can get away with it if you're five and three, you're weak at
17:03running back, you can offer somebody uh you know, a Brilin Allen in the short term. Uh Chris Rodriguez if that uh if
17:10two doesn't play tonight. I'm trying to think of more like short term. Woody Marx is another good one. Can you give
17:14somebody some short-term filler, another piece on top, and then can you get Jaylen Warren? Because I think Jaylen Warren has the chance to be one of the
17:23defining players of the 2026 season. I know that that sounds crazy, but he has been awesome. He is the RB10 in points
17:28per game on the year. He is somebody where we're getting graphics like this where he is the only player that is
17:33averaging five plus yards per carry, 250 plus receiving yards, and 400 plus rushing yards. Something that Jir Gibbs can't even say. He has been out of this
17:41world from a talent standpoint. And I get that Dow did return, but since Dow's return in week six, Warren is still the
17:48RB16 in usage and the RB13 in points per game. He has rushed for 100 plus yards in back-to-back games. I just think you
17:55don't get caught up in the usage and the roll and the snaps and this and that.
17:59And I know it's something that I do a ton. It's something I reference all the time, the usage. Like I I love all that
18:03stuff, but at the at the same time, sometimes you got to zoom out and say, "This guy is balling out of his damn
18:08mind." And if you can buy him at like mid-tier to low-end RB2 price tags, I would. If anyone out there is panicking
18:15about Rico Dattle, who has been a factor, no doubt, who has looked better than expected, no doubt. Uh I will say
18:20he did get six carries to Jaylen Warren's two in the fourth quarter of this last game, which was garbage time where they were killing the Browns. So
18:27that has skewed the data a little bit as well. But Warren even got a touchdown in this game. He got I think he got two
18:32separate inside the five carries. It is still Warren. He is still outproducing his volume. He is genuinely one of the best pure runners on this season in
18:43terms of pure running between the tackles in terms of being an explosive receiver in the passing game. I just don't want to overthink it with this
18:50guy. And again, if somebody out there is like, "Oh, he just scored 10 20 PPR points. I am three and five. He's going
18:56on buy. I don't want to wait for him to come off the buy. Can I take a player in the short term and give somebody Jaylen
19:01Warren?" I'd be looking to go in there and scoop up Jaylen Warren. uh as somebody that can just be an absolute
19:07hammer for the playoff stretch run, Aaron Rogers dumps it down to the running backs a ton. I just think that there is a lot of meat on the bone for
19:15Jaylen Warren, even in a back field with Rico Dowel. Now, in terms of what he's actually going for, I mean, I Woody
19:23Marks for Jaylen Warren, this is exactly what I'm talking about, right? Where you take your Woody Marks, your Brilan Allen, uh one of these guys, and you
19:29tear up. Olly Gordon and Debo for Jaylen Warren. Yes, sir. Uh, waddle and cororum for Jaylen Warren. Easy. Would I do
19:36Jonah Cole? I would do Jonah Coleman straight up for Jaylen Warren. Would I do I would do Jaylen Coker straight up
19:40for Jaylen Warren. So, there's plenty of deals out there, man. There's plenty of deals. Michael Wilson and Charbanet.
19:46Easy.
19:51That's the most I would pay. Woody Marks and Garrett Wilson is the most I would pay. But you guys see it like he's he is
19:57not all that expensive and he could just be a guy who says to hell with the projections and the usage and all of
20:04that. I'm just going to average 17 points per game this year. Uh NBA league winner where if you did if you don't
20:10have the means to tier up to a Bejon or one of these top dogs, Jaylen Warren, especially when he's on buy, this is
20:17when he'll be most acquirable when you can buy him for an 80%, you know, on the dollar kind of discount. I think Jaylen
20:23Warren is a really strong buy this week in particular where it's almost like reverse psychology of Jaylen Warren just had a 20point game so
20:34why not you know if the owner wants to like try and sell him high after a 20point game then go buy him because uh
20:41you know there really aren't sell highs and buy lows in fantasy anymore everyone's watching every single piece of content they know who the buy highs
20:47are the sell the sell highs the buy lows whatever uh I think that it just gives you um some grease on the wheels to get
20:55a Jaylen Warren done because a guy thinks he's selling high. Uh but you can go out there and buy a league winner on
21:02the cheap. So that's going to do it for us today. Again, my rest of season rankings can be found on the Patreon,
21:07patreon.com/ronstewart.
21:09Trade deadlines are coming up. Now is the time to make moves. I will say do not handicap your team. Do not make
21:14moves for fun. Do not buy a guy who's on a by-week if you're three and five. Know where your team is at, what you need,
21:20what excess value is on your bench that you'll never use. Make winning trades either in the short term if you need
21:27wins now or if you can start kind of putting away some studs for the future, buying guys who have a buy right now.
21:34All of that and more. I guess that's just overall strategy talk. But of course, you can find my rankings where I
21:40have all of my tiers, my top 150 where you can be like, "Oh, Ron has Jaylen Warren here. This player's ranked down
21:45here. I can send this player for Jaylen Warren and make a profit. Uh again, all that can be found patreon.comrronswart.
21:50But as always, appreciate you guys watching and I'll see y'all in the next one.
22:07Stones like this froze ice cold ice around my body.

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