In the world of dynasty fantasy football, timing can be everything - especially when it comes to making trades that could catapult a team into the top tiers. For owners who have Tyler Warren, Saquon Barkley, or Sam LaPorta on their roster, there are two potential swaps that could pay off in the long run.
First up is swapping Warren for Colston Loveland. Now 28 years old, Barkley's production has plateaued, and with him as the clear RB1 in an Eagles offense, there's limited upside to be had. On the other hand, Loveland has been on a tear since Week 9 of last season, scoring over 10 points per game six times and over 20 points three times. His efficiency and blocking skills make him the more attractive option.
Another key trade is swapping Barkley for Kyren Williams. As the RB1 in an Eagles offense with 280 carries to his name, it's hard to see Barkley's value increasing from here. In contrast, Williams only has Jalen Hurts as a major competitor for carries, and his efficiency is on the rise from 4.1 yards per carry to 4.8 YPC this year.
Lastly, owners with Sam LaPorta may want to consider trading him in for Kyle Pitts. After years of underwhelming production, LaPorta only managed to score over 12 points per game once last season, and he'll be stuck behind Amon-Ra St. Brown and Jameson Williams on the depth chart for years to come. Meanwhile, Pitts had a breakout season this year, scoring 12.4 PPG and setting himself up for even greater success in the future.
These trades may seem like long shots now, but as the NFL landscape continues to shift, it's worth considering the upside these players could bring to a fantasy team.
First up is swapping Warren for Colston Loveland. Now 28 years old, Barkley's production has plateaued, and with him as the clear RB1 in an Eagles offense, there's limited upside to be had. On the other hand, Loveland has been on a tear since Week 9 of last season, scoring over 10 points per game six times and over 20 points three times. His efficiency and blocking skills make him the more attractive option.
Another key trade is swapping Barkley for Kyren Williams. As the RB1 in an Eagles offense with 280 carries to his name, it's hard to see Barkley's value increasing from here. In contrast, Williams only has Jalen Hurts as a major competitor for carries, and his efficiency is on the rise from 4.1 yards per carry to 4.8 YPC this year.
Lastly, owners with Sam LaPorta may want to consider trading him in for Kyle Pitts. After years of underwhelming production, LaPorta only managed to score over 12 points per game once last season, and he'll be stuck behind Amon-Ra St. Brown and Jameson Williams on the depth chart for years to come. Meanwhile, Pitts had a breakout season this year, scoring 12.4 PPG and setting himself up for even greater success in the future.
These trades may seem like long shots now, but as the NFL landscape continues to shift, it's worth considering the upside these players could bring to a fantasy team.
he barely scored over 12 points per game last season and nobody even trades for him rn 
like what are u even doing if you got him on ur roster? trade him for Kyle Pitts or somethin 
I mean, Saquon Barkley has been solid but he's not breaking the 200-yard mark every game like Williams is. And Pitts is gonna be a beast next season for sure 
i mean idk if anyone can trust the eagles offense rn. tyler warren is still puttin in 100+ points on a reg season schedule and saquon barkley is still the real deal 
and kyle pitts is on fire 
anyone can have an off year tho so u never know
barkleys production plateaued and will never be the same w/ jalen hurts as his main rival for carries
. Pitts had an amazing breakout season this year and is only gonna get better from here. The thing with fantasy football is it's all about timing and taking risks, so if you can pull off one of these trades, it could pay off big time 
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I'm not even sure who half of these people are - Colston Loveland? Kyren Williams? Sam LaPorta? They sound like they're from a bad high school play 
. And don't even get me started on the depth chart drama with the Lions... like, can we just have some actual scoring numbers for once? 
I mean, what's up with all these "upside" trades? Can someone just give us a simple list of who's hot and who's not this week?