Hey!
Week 6 is in the books and some guys put up monster games. It’s a good time to try and sell high on some of these players to make your team better long-term.
Here are 3 players I’m selling high on this week:
#3 Ashton Jeanty
Now let’s be careful with this one. I am not recommending to sell low on Jeanty. But if you can swap him for a better asset rest of season you should.
I’m worried about Jeanty. A goal-line touchdown saved another bad rushing performance this paste week.
This was a game Jeanty was supposed to dominate against the Bills who allow the 4th most production to RBs. Instead, he totaled 22 rushing yards on 10 carries.
His success rate has been poor and he’s losing more and more rushing work to Mike Washington. I’m concerned for Jeanty and I’m looking to shop him this week…
#2 DK Metcalf
He had a strong day in Week 6 catching 11 of 15 targets.
Now, many of these targets were WR screens or quick outs. Metcalf only totaled 93 yards on 15 targets and had just 8.4 yards per catch.
Metcalf currently has the worst efficiency of his career and it’s being covered up by heavy volume (8.7 targets per game).
I’m just not sure I’d bet on Aaron Rodgers continuing to throw 45 times per game. Sell high on Metcalf if anyone is willing to buy…
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#1 Emeka Egbuka
He’s coming off another solid fantasy day thanks to finding the endzone for the 2nd straight week.
But Egbuka couldn’t reach 50 receiving yards despite 16 targets. The touchdowns the past 2 weeks have propped up an otherwise disappointing season.
Baker Mayfield could return Week 7, but I don’t love the idea of him playing through another injury. We saw how that went last season and it was not good.
I’d sell high on Egbuka while you can off these 2 solid games…
— Sal
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