Buy Low, Sell High Week 3: Trade Targets

Sep 23, 2026

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Week 2 was brutal. On top of some disappointing performances, fantasy managers were smacked with injury after injury after injury. The week began with DJ Moore going down and sticking fantasy managers with negative points and ended with a disastrous night for the Giants, losing Jaxson Dart and maybe Malik Nabers, too. When injuries strike, a trade can make all the difference for your fantasy squad.

Each week this season, I’ll be here to highlight the most notable players to Buy Low or Sell High, using and referencing all of the powerful tools and data found on 4for4.com, including the Trade Evaluator. Don’t make a deal in your league without consulting this tool. Fantasy football managers are a fickle bunch. Sometimes, it only takes one week’s results to make us change how we value a player.

As I already mentioned, as thrilling as trading can be in fantasy leagues, it can also be really challenging. It’s the one aspect of the game that varies wildly from league to league. Drafting, setting lineups, submitting waiver picks. These are all pretty standard and typical from league to league, but not trading. It is dependent on league settings, roster requirements, available players, and even the attitudes of your competitors. That means everything you’re about to read will need to be translated by you to fit your league settings. Do your best to adjust the advice to your own league and then join me for a weekly Discord chat for 4for4 subscribers, talking trades every Wednesday at 11:00 am EST.

As a baseline, this column will assume PPR, four-point passing touchdowns, and starting rosters with 1 QB, 2 RB, 2 WR, 1 TE, and 1 FLEX, but you can adjust the configurations on the Trade Evaluator tool to fit your league exactly.