2018 Fantasy Football Week 6 Buy Low/Sell High (#FantasyFootball)

Buy Low

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Quarterback

Andy Dalton– Dalton had a down game by his standards last week, throwing for less than 250 yards and only one touchdown with an interception. Take advantage of this, as he has been averaging QB1 numbers for the first 4 weeks of the season. That, combined with the mediocre name value that comes with Andy, should be able to get you a QB1 on the cheap.

Running Back

Kerryon Johnson – Kerryon has been splitting work with LeGarrette Blount to start the season. While splitting time, Johnson has still been able to score double-digit fantasy points in PPR leagues. Use his bye week to your advantage and try to nab him at flex price, as he has RB2 upside if he can snag more carries down the line. Johnson also seems to be getting a couple targets per game, so any increase in that would only help your cause in PPR leagues.

Wide Receiver

Julian Edelman – Edelman had a solid return from his suspension in week 5. He had a solid outing, catching 7 balls for 57 yards. The inclusion of Sony Michel and Josh Gordon into the offense may limit some of his upside, but you can use that to snag him up as a WR2 level talent for a WR3 level price.

Tight End

Austin Hooper – Tight end has been a fantasy wasteland this season, as there are only a handful of players that can be trusted to put up consistent points. Austin is beginning to round into form in the Falcons offense, as he had a great week with 9 catches for 77 yards. Use the perception of Hooper to try to snag him as a high upside TE2 in a good offensive scheme.

Sell High

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Running Back

Isiah Crowell- Starting caliber RB with the biggest game of his career. That is the classic recipe for a sell high move. Crowell took 15 carries and turned them into 219 yards and a touchdown. There is very little chance he reaches those heights again. Trade him now for a more consistent RB2 or even a low-end RB1 if you can find an owner willing to take him.

Wide Receiver

Robbie Anderson– Another benefactor of the Jets offensive eruption last week, Robbie Anderson had a ridiculous 123 yards and 2 touchdowns on just 3 catches! That is the very definition of a boom or bust player, and his value will literally never be higher. See if you can snag a good young upside talent for him.

Tight End

David Njoku– Njoku finally had a solid game with Baker Mayfield at quarterback. He caught 6 balls for 69 yards last week but has yet to score. Tight End market being what it is these days in fantasy, turn the good game from Njoku into a profit. Njoku scored roughly a third of his points in the week 5 contest, so it would be smart to make sure you can trade him for a more consistent producer, or maybe a starter coming back from injury.

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