In this video, I'll be showing you the exact 10 players that you should be trading for before

week seven if you want to improve your fantasy football team. These are players that, for the most

part, are currently going under the radar and are bylaws right now, even though their usage is

very strong. And perhaps there's no better example of that than the Jets running back, their former

second round pick, Bree saw in the 2022 draft, because right now his recent box score is giving you

so much leverage in some trade negotiations. Let me show you. If you were a sick pup and watch

the week six Saturday night London overseas game wherever it was, you saw one of the worst

games you'll ever watch, maybe the worst game I've ever watched for football. Breece Hall in this

game, 22 carries 59 yards. It was pretty disgusting.

Overall, though, the Jets offense had negative 10 passing yards when you factor in sacks.

Justin Fields was atrocious for just 45 total yards. Oh, let's look on the other side of this game.

Not much was happening here either. Bo Nix 174 yards just looks fantastic compared to what Justin Fields was doing.

You scroll down nothing in the box scores for the running backs, nothing in the box scores for the fantasy relevant players like Cortland Sutton, even Troy Franklin to some extent, J.K. Dobbins. It was all around a terrible game. Breeze Hall gets lumped into that, but very quietly, he still saw good usage. And before this game, Breece Hall was a solid RB. He a top 10 RB in week one. He's had multiple top 20 performances right before this past week. Heck, the week before that, right, two weeks ago in week five, his best performance of the season in his first game without Braylon Allen. Braylin Allen, who is somebody who is cutting into the workload of Brees Hall each week somewhat significantly is now going to miss minimum another six to 10 weeks, maybe even the rest of the fantasy season. And we've seen now two games,

the terrible week six game and week five that Brees Hall has gone out there at out Brayland

Allen and his workload has been amazing. This is courtesy of fantasy life. Over those two games,

65% of the snaps very strong, but more importantly, 78% of the backfield carries. Look at the other running backs here. Only Isaiah Davis the last two weeks has 7% of the backfield carries. Briseau is also leading the team in terms of his routes run. He's leading the team in terms of two minute offense, red zone usage. He's operating as a true three downback. That's why you saw

22 plus touches this past week, despite the production not being there. The usage remains extremely

strong in one of the worst games you'll ever see. I don't think the Jets offense, it's not good. I don't

think it's going to have negative 10 total passing yards each week. As you can see right here,

according to J.J. Zacharyson, Breesall has seen running back rush shares of 93 and 92% over the past two games without Braylon Allen. That's resulted in 14 and 22 carries, just elite workloads. You can see Ryan Heath also calls out the fact that he's seen 92% of the backfield carries, and maybe even more importantly, 100% of the backfield rush attempts inside the red zone. Now, this past week, the Jets offense wasn't getting to the red zone all that much.

Based on recent C bias, you might say they're never going to get to the red zone again, but trust me the rest of the season, they're going to score another touchdown on offense. They're going to get to the red zone plenty of times. And Brees Hall, as of right now, is going to see all those touches when it comes to the backfield. And it's not like he's underperforming.

Like I see on Twitter people hating on Breeze Hall.

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