You need to take advantage of what just happened because certain players are producing at unsustainable levels.

Translation, their high fantasy points aren't going to continue.

So here are 12 players who fit this mold that you need to trade away immediately.

And we begin with Drake London of the Atlanta Falcons who you need to trade away after his week two performance.

London went out there and had a nice game on seven targets, 18.7 fantasy points.

And if you actually watched this game, he was fantastic.

He was getting open deep and he was winning a difficult matchup against Packers' cornerback,

Jari Alexander.

But we know London's talent has never been the issue.

It's the fact that this offense just wants to run the ball.

In fact, the Falcons ran 45 times week two, despite trailing often in the second half, and the time just kept on ticking.

I mean, check this out.

In a game where Atlanta was trailing by two scores in the third and fourth quarter, Desmond Ritter only throws 32 times.

They said, no, let's keep running because honestly, it was working.

So this might have been best case scenario for Drake London and still the offense only throws 32 times.

Now it did still lead to a solid game for London. So let's take a look at his usage.

According to the Fantasy Life data in week two, London ran 84% of the routes and it led to a team high 28% of the targets.

Now that's very good, but 28% of the targets isn't like a 12 or 13 targets like it is on some other teams.

It's seven here on Atlanta

because they throw so little. So Drake London's best case scenario just happened. The Falcons threw 30 plus

times and Kyle Pitts only had four targets and he still didn't break 20 fantasy points. If this is

his best case scenario, I want to get away from Drake London immediately and sell him off of this

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