there's a handful of players that you need to trade away from your team as soon as possible.

Now, these guys aren't necessarily bad talents. Most of them are actually good players,

but you want to cash in at their peak value. So let's discuss these players and we'll begin in Chicago.

And let's take a look at Khalil Herbert, who just had his best game of the year, which was

basically predictable. Because the Bears came into this game facing the broncos defense that got destroyed

historically by the dolphins offense a week before and look at this the broncos defense you could

see they ranked 32nd in scoring 30 second in total yards and 30th in passing yards this season they are

the worst defense in the league and some people are saying the worst in over 40 years according to dv oa

metrics now all of this fueled a season best game for Herbert

and his usage was there. 79% of the snaps. Look at this. That's 20% more than any other game.

60% of the rush attempts, 65% of the routes by far was the RB1 for the Bears. His backup

Rochon Johnson only saw 21% of the snaps and six opportunities, and this makes

sense because Roshan's more the passing down back and the Bears led for most of this

game.

So what you got was a big 20 plus point performance, 122 total yards on a massive 22 opportunities

for Khalil Herbert.

He had a great game from a usage and production standpoint.

So this was by far his best game of the year, but it came in by far his best matchup of the season. It's not often the bears are going to be up two to three

scores in a game. And when you look ahead at the bear's schedule, they have some nice matchups. The

Chargers, the Vikings, the Raiders, these are good matchups for a running back. But the problem

is where the Bears be even in these games? Because they had good matchups against the Packers, but since they were down so much, it was Rocheon coming on the field and running more routes. I don't believe this performance is sustainable.

You get one of the worst offensive showings the first three weeks, and then they get the worst

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