There are players in your fantasy league who are performing at unsustainable levels, which means

that the air is about to be let out of the balloon here with these players, and you don't want

to be left holding the back.

So let's break down these players that you need to trade away to your league mates in fantasy

football.

And we'll begin with Alexander Madison, who in week three, the usage remained strong,

and he finally performed. Madison saw season high snaps at 79% as you can

see on fantasy life right here and he earned 87% of the rushing attempts. These are elite numbers. It led to

his first big day where he saw 25 touches in total and between his total yards rushing and

receiving 125 yards. He was efficient. Finally, for like the first time in two years, averaging

five yards per touch. So this is all great news, but here's why you kind of want to sell him. He's not going to find a

better matchup this year than he did against the Chargers 30th ranked run defense. And oh yeah,

Cam Acres is now going to be involved in week four. And when it comes to Cam Acres, as you can see

right here, they only swapped draft picks to acquire him, and more specifically, they swapped a conditional

sixth round pick for a conditional seventh round pick, so the Rams basically gave him away for free

to the Vikings. But that all said, Aker's is now on the Vikings. Doesn't really matter how he got

there, he's there, and he's a similar talent to Alexander Madison. Before his Achilles tear last

year, Akers was definitely a more dynamic player than this version of Madison.

So I'm expecting Aker's to immediately play at least 30% of the snaps, maybe closer to 40%, and Ty Chandler should still be involved for 5 to 10%.

Which would pull Alexander Madison, who's been earning 76% of the snaps and nearly 80% of the rush attempts this year, it's probably going to pull him closer to like a 60% snap player. And this is concerning because he's been a largely inefficient player the last two to three

years. So now if he's going to see like five less touches a game, yeah, it's going to be tougher

for him to get there in fantasy. So if you can, I'd be trading him for somebody like Jerry Judy,

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