This is probably your final chance to improve your fantasy team because the trade deadline in most

leagues will end by this week. So I am back one last time to talk trades for this year and how you

can improve your team as you make your playoff push and try and strengthen that playoff team.

And let's begin with Mike Evans who coming off of a quote unquote down week might be somebody

you can buy low on before your deadline. And I say quote unquote down week because it wasn't all that

bad. Look, Evans put up 15 fantasy points. You probably take that most weeks, but it should have been way

bigger. Five catches, 43 yards, a goal line touchdown got the production. But 12 targets, as you can see

right here, he had another touchdown. He should have had Baker under through him. He had a pass down

field. He should have had Baker under through him. This could have been another 70, 80 yard day and multiple touchdowns. And then he's like the best wide receiver on the week.

But as of right now, you don't have to pay the price of the best wide receiver on the week.

Even though Evans is quietly one of the best receivers in the league this year, despite being 30.

Because he just continues to be a walking cheat code. The cheat code targets that we preach about on this channel right here are your downfield targets and your

red zone targets they lead to upside they lead to consistency and they lead to spike weeks right now in

deep targets he's sixth in downfield usage and his red zone targets he has eight on the year but if

you factor in targets from outside the 30 yard lengths you add 10 more yards he's actually top 10 in

that metric and here's what it's led to. It's just led to consistent volume.

You can see on Fantasy Life, our official data partner on this season, the bottom of the screen,

24% of the targets for the Bucks that leads the team. And this has been coming on the last couple of weeks.

Week 10, 37% of the targets. Then week 11, those 12 targets were 26% of the pie.

All this basically is telling you that everything is fine with Evans. He continues to see elite usage and honestly the production should only be better moving forward. In my opinion,

he's one of the 12 best fantasy options for the rest of the season and his schedule is one of the reasons why. Just look at his upcoming schedule as he'll head into the fantasy playoffs. A great

matchup against the Panthers. A great matchup against the bang-up Packer secondary that has been struggling anyways. The Jaguar's secondary has also been struggling. Then when you get to the fantasy playoffs, a Saints defense that if this

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