Fantasy Football Buy Low, Sell High: 12 Trade Candidates Ahead of Week 3

Fantasy Football Buy Low, Sell High: 12 Trade Candidates Ahead of Week 3

Through two weeks, so many top-tier players have been injured and ruled out for several weeks.

Chances are you had one or two of those players and are looking to make deals to stay afloat.

Here are 12 buy-low and sell-high trade options heading into Week 3.

Fantasy Football Players to Buy Low in Week 3

Ja'Marr Chase, WR, Cincinnati Bengals

It's been a frustrating two weeks for the Cincinnati Bengals.

They've started the season 0-2, lost Tee Higgins for a couple of games, and never gave Ja'Marr Chase a contract extension.

But despite all the chaos around the franchise, the Bengals typically start seasons weak and then turn it on late.

Don't lose hope in Ja'Marr Chase. Once Higgins is back, Chase will be dominant.

Hammer Ja'Marr Chase's props this weekend as he looks to break out of his slump against the Commanders

Brandon Aiyuk, WR, San Francisco 49ers

Unlike Chase, Aiyuk got his contract extension with the 49ers. However, it came at the cost of not getting many practice reps.

But with Christian McCaffrey and Deebo Samuel now injured and out for multiple games, Aiyuk is expected to step up.

Brandon Aiyuk is the only option on offense for the 49ers. Make sure you're betting the over on his props this weekend

Mark Andrews, TE, Baltimore Ravens

After Week 1, many fantasy owners panicked over Andrews getting replaced by Isaiah Likely.

But in Week 2, Andrews produced way more. He added four receptions for 51 yards and had more targets and receptions than LIkely.

Mark Andrews' prop bets are still priced too low. Jump on them now before sportsbooks adjust to his role

Jalen Tolbert, WR, Dallas Cowboys

I don't want to overreact to one game, but Jalen Tolbert recorded six receptions on nine targets for 82 yards. He didn't score a touchdown or anything, but he quickly became a favorite target for Dak Prescott last weekend.

It's unlikely the Cowboys will find themselves trailing so early most weeks. But Tolbert earned some trust from Prescott with his six reception performances. He will overtake Brandin Cooks in the long run.

The Cowboys might be a mess but Jalen Tolbert's role in that high-powered offense looks to be solidified. Check out his prop bets for this week against the Ravens

Additional Fantasy Football Buy Low Players

• Demarcus Robinson, WR, Los Angeles Rams
• Joe Burrow, QB, Cincinnati Bengals

Fantasy Football Players to Sell High Before Week 2

Zamir White, RB, Las Vegas Raiders

Zamir White led the Raiders with nine carries for 24 yards in Week 2 against the Ravens. Ultimately, the Raiders relied on Gardner Minshew in the comeback win.

But since White had more carries than Mattison, you might be able to convince a competitor that White still has some value as the No. 1 running back,

Because eventually, Alexander Mattison will be the No. 1 guy.

Zamir White's season in Vegas has gotten off to a disastrous start. Fade him this week, even against the lowly Panthers

Rachaad White, RB, Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Rachaad White is losing some playing time to Bucky Irving.

For one, White has a groin injury heading into Week 3. Secondly, he rushed for below two yards a carry last weekend against the Lions. Irving didn't necessarily outshine White, but he's been slightly more efficient and will continue to earn more playing time as the season progresses.

Tampa looks great but it's been Buvky Irving that has been the more efficient back. Stay away from Rachaad White prop bets in Week 3

Jerome Ford, RB, Cleveland Browns

Jerome Ford saw only seven carries in the win against the Jaguars last week. While he added a 36-yard rush, D'Onta Foreman saw 14 carries in the game.

Eventually, we won't discuss Ford or Foreman when Nick Chubb returns. But you can get rid of Ford while he still has some value.

Is D'Onta Forman the featured back in Cleveland? Fade Jerome Ford prop bets this week as the vet sees more and more touches

Travis Kelce, TE, Kansas City Chiefs

Through two games, Travis Kelce has four catches for 39 yards.

Nobody expected this kind of drop-off. But let's not forget, he's 34 years old and has a lot going on in his life now.

Kelce will have a couple of typical monster games, but the lack of consistency will not work.

Travis Kelce's slow start to the season will continue this week as the Chiefs look elsewhere for production

Additional Fantasy Football Sell High Players

• Justice Hill, WR, Dallas Cowboys
• Devin Singletary, RB, New York Giants