Week 4 Wide Receivers You Need to Trade For...

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We’re back with trades - the most underrated way to win in fantasy football.

Here are 3 wide receivers whose roles are way more valuable than their fantasy points suggest right now:

#3 Matthew Golden

After a slow start in Weeks 1 and 2, Golden came out in Week 3 and led the Packers in receiving against the Browns.

He played 71% of snaps while running a route on 84% of dropbacks.

The usage is trending up each week and now he gets Dallas in Week 4 - a defense that just gave up huge games to Malik Nabers, Wan’Dale Robinson, and Luther Burden.

This is the cheapest Golden will ever be. Send some offers before his breakout game comes this week…

#2 Tetairoa McMillan

Tet has been dominant out of the gate, even in a quiet Week 3 blowout win against Atlanta he still commanded a 33% target share.

Through 3 weeks, his 17-game pace looks like this: 153 targets, 79 catches, 1,224 yards. The touchdowns haven’t come yet, but they will.

Right now he’s averaging nearly 12 fantasy points per game without finding the end zone - that’s a buy signal…

#1 Rashee Rice

This is the 3rd straight week Rice shows up as a buy, and for good reason.

Last year through 3 weeks, he was averaging 21.6 fantasy points per game, ranking 2nd only to Malik Nabers.

Fast forward to now, Kansas City’s passing game looks lost. Tyquan Thornton & Hollywood Brown are leading this team in yards, Kelce looks slowed down, and Mahomes has just 3 passing TDs through 3 games.

This offense desperately needs Rice back as the top option.Trade for him now while he’s still discounted, because when he returns to full usage, he’s a league winner…

These are 3 receivers I’m sending trades for right now and you should too.

— Sal

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