Fantasy Football Week 8 Top 50 NFL Players' Updated Trade Value and Advice
It's now or never. If you're going to salvage your season—or gear up for a championship push—it has to happen now. With injuries piling up and the bye weeks causing stress, you better swing for the fences now.
It's now or never. If you're going to salvage your season—or gear up for a championship push—it has to happen now. With injuries piling up and the bye weeks causing stress, you better swing for the fences now.
As always, the weekly fantasy football trade value chart is here to provide an assist.
Players who would be ranked in the 51-100 range have a descending trade value between six and two. Players below the top-100 range have a value of one. Trade values are based on PPR scoring, so adjust according to your league's particular scoring settings. May the fantasy points be with you!
With the Indianapolis Colts in fire sale mode, Jonathan Taylor's status from a fantasy football perspective becomes one of the more fascinating topics when it comes to potential trade targets.
Is he going to get traded? Would moving to a different team increase his value or actually be a downgrade? If he stays in Indianapolis, how detrimental will the loss of Quenton Nelson be to his fantasy value? How quickly would the tanking Colts consider shutting him down if he deals with even the most minor of injures?
You need to be monitoring this situation carefully. If the Colts are selling top players, which they've already started doing, a Taylor relocation would probably be best for him from a fantasy perspective. If he lands on a top offense, his fantasy ceiling is absolutely elite.
As it stands, he remains highly valuable and you shouldn't panic sell and take a bad deal. But it wouldn't be a bad idea to gauge whether there's interest in him around your league either.
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