John Arias

🚨 BUY/SELL FANTASY FOOTBALL TRADE REPORT: WEEK 10 TRADE BOARD 🔴 BUY LOW 1. C.J. Stroud — 2,251 passing yards and 16 TDs through eight games. His Week 9 breakout performance (384 passing yards and 5 TDs) has strengthened his market value, but earlier inconsistency may still create a buying opportunity. BUY if his manager remains concerned, but avoid paying a premium after the breakout. 2. Tyler Warren — 38 receptions for 275 yards and 2 receiving TDs through seven games. His 53 targets and 71.7% catch rate demonstrate consistent involvement in Indianapolis' passing game. BUY before his reliable target volume translates into more receiving production. 3. Zach Charbonnet — 22 carries for 100 yards through two games since returning. His Week 9 workload increased to 16 carries for 77 yards, while his snap share climbed to 57%. BUY if his manager is concerned about the shared backfield, but monitor how his role develops. 🔵 SELL HIGH 1. Caleb Douglas — Week 9: 6 receptions for 70 yards on 8 targets. He has earned 14 targets over the past two games, creating a potential window to capitalize on his growing involvement. SHOP Douglas while managers are buying into his recent production, but don't sell at a discount. 2. Javonte Williams — 629 rushing yards and 9 rushing TDs through nine games. His Week 9 performance (20 carries for 101 yards and a TD, plus 4 receptions) produced another strong fantasy outing. SELL while managers are paying for his production and touchdown pace. Target a premium return. 3. Jalen Coker — 31 receptions for 393 yards and 3 TDs through seven games. His early-season upside includes a 138-yard, 2-TD performance in Week 1, but his recent production has cooled. EXPLORE offers from managers valuing his ceiling, but hold if the return doesn't reflect his upside. 👇 Full Redraft + Dynasty Breakdowns Below.

🚨 WEEK 9 TIGHT END TARGET LEADERS — UPDATED 1. DARREN WALLER — 10 TARGETS 📊 8 REC | 90 YDS | 1 TD Waller delivered one of the strongest tight end performances of the week, converting eight of his 10 targets into 90 yards and a touchdown. His 80% catch rate demonstrates excellent efficiency, while the double-digit targets reveal significant involvement in the passing game. This combination gives fantasy managers both a strong reception floor and touchdown upside. Can he be a weekly consistent starter is the real question right now? 2. BROCK BOWERS — 8 TARGETS 📊 7 REC | 111 YDS | 1 TD Bowers turned eight targets into seven receptions, 111 yards, and a touchdown. His 15.9 yards per reception demonstrate explosive receiving ability, while his 88% catch rate highlights how efficiently he converted his opportunities. Even without double-digit targets, his ability to produce at this level reinforces his elite fantasy ceiling. Will the change to QB Fernando Mendoza help or hurt his ROS production? 3. TREY MCBRIDE — 8 TARGETS 📊 7 REC | 54 YDS | 0 TD McBride converted seven of his eight targets into receptions, maintaining a strong connection in the passing game. Although he didn't score, his 87.5% catch rate and consistent involvement provide a valuable PPR foundation. His opportunity remains encouraging because reception volume gives him a dependable path to fantasy production even without touchdowns. With QB Carson Beck now slated to start in Week 10, hopefully, he will be able to consistently give McBride plenty of targets moving forward. 4. GEORGE KITTLE — 7 TARGETS 📊 4 REC | 58 YDS | 0 TD Kittle received seven targets but converted only four into receptions for 58 yards. While the production was modest, the target involvement remains an encouraging sign for his role in the passing game. Fantasy managers should monitor how much the opportunity will change once WRs Mike Evans and Deebo Samuel come back and start to take a target share away from Kittle. 5. ISAIAH LIKELY — 6 TARGETS 📊 5 REC | 53 YDS | 1 TD Likely caught five of his six targets and added a touchdown, turning a modest target total into a productive fantasy performance. His 83% catch rate shows efficient conversion, while the touchdown provided an important scoring boost. The key question is whether his involvement can grow enough to establish a more consistent weekly fantasy role. THE OPPORTUNITY REPORT TAKEAWAY: Waller led this group with elite target volume, while Bowers demonstrated that efficiency and explosive production can create week-winning upside without double-digit targets. McBride offered a dependable reception floor, Kittle maintained meaningful involvement, and Likely capitalized on his opportunities with a touchdown. 🔥 FULL LEADERBOARD BELOW 👇

🚨 WEEK 9 RUNNING BACK TARGET LEADERS — UPDATED 🚨 1. JONAH COLEMAN — 4 TARGETS 📊 4 REC | 31 REC YDS | 57 RUSH YDS | 1 RUSH TD Coleman turned all four targets into receptions, adding 31 receiving yards to his 57 rushing yards and a touchdown. His 88 total yards demonstrate his ability to contribute in both phases of the offense. The receiving involvement adds value to his fantasy profile, while his rushing touchdown highlights his scoring potential. Look for Coleman to continue the touches moving forward and has a weekly floor of an RB2 in Week 10. 2. ASHTON JEANTY — 7 TARGETS 📊 5 REC | -5 REC YDS | 25 RUSH YDS | 0 TD Jeanty's seven targets and five receptions show that he remained involved in the passing game, even when the production wasn't there. However, negative receiving yardage and limited rushing production reveal how opportunity doesn't always translate into fantasy points. His receiving workload is encouraging, but efficiency and overall offensive production remain concerns. Poor offensive line and play calling are holding back Jeanty from being the player many fantasy managers drafted him early in drafts this season. 3. DYLAN SAMPSON — 6 TARGETS 📊 3 REC | 27 REC YDS | 21 RUSH YDS | 0 TD Sampson earned six targets and added three receptions for 27 yards, showing involvement as a receiving option. However, his 48 total yards and lack of a touchdown limited his fantasy impact. The opportunity is worth monitoring, but fantasy managers need to see whether his touches and overall role continue to grow. 4. JAVONTE WILLIAMS — 5 TARGETS 📊 4 REC | 23 REC YDS | 101 RUSH YDS | 1 RUSH TD Javonte combined 101 rushing yards and a touchdown with four receptions on five targets. That balance demonstrates the value of a running back who contributes in both phases of the offense. His receiving involvement adds another path to fantasy production beyond his rushing workload. His touchdown percentage is high and regression will be coming soon, however, he is a RB2 at worst ROS at his current pace. 5. BUCKY IRVING — 5 TARGETS 📊 4 REC | 28 REC YDS | 97 RUSH YDS | 2 RUSH TD Bucky turned five targets into four receptions while adding 97 rushing yards and two touchdowns. His 125 yards from scrimmage highlight his ability to produce through both rushing and receiving opportunities. The combination of workload, receiving involvement, and goal-line production gives him significant fantasy upside. Clearly showing consistent efficiency and workrate to be in the conversation of an RB1 status for the ROS. THE OPPORTUNITY REPORT TAKEAWAY: Coleman and Javonte demonstrated the value of receiving involvement alongside productive rushing workloads. Bucky paired balanced usage with two touchdowns, while Jeanty and Sampson showed why target volume must be evaluated alongside efficiency and total production. 🔥 FULL LEADERBOARD BELOW 👇