Welcome everyone to the score fantasy football podcast. I'm your host, Justin Boone, the lead fantasy analyst at the score.

Thank you so much for spending some of your day with us here. And we've got the trade deadline coming up in a lot of fantasy leagues. Some have it this week. Others have it over the next couple weeks. So with that mind, we'll be checking in on the values of a bunch of players today. And whether our guest, Mike Leone, have established the run, whether he's buying or selling them. Before we get him in here here though I got three players of my own that I think you should be trying to acquire right now so let's take a look at my top trade targets this week presented by audible there's more to imagine when you listen and at this point this season we're focusing on the final stretch we're also thinking a little bit about the fantasy playoffs and at these players I'm going to talk about they aren't going to come cheap but for one reason or another you might be able to get them at a discount right now so I think it's worth sending out some offers and the first player that you should be making an offer on before week 11 Josh Jacobs on the Packers he's just the RB 21 and fantasy points per game this year, but the Packers have had a weird season

with Jordan Love banged up and missing some time at different points. Fortunately, the team

is going to be healthy coming off their by, and the schedule is fairly easy for Jacobs moving

forward, including two matchups at the start of the fantasy playoffs with defenses inside the top

10 for fantasy points allowed to running backs, so the best is yet to come for Jacobs. The second player that I'm trying to acquire this week, Kyron Williams on the Rams. And on the season, he's the RB 8 in fantasy points per game. But he hasn't found the end zone the last couple weeks. That's kept him outside the top 20 running backs each week, despite the fact that he had at least 20 touches and at least 80 yards from scrimmage in both outings.

It's funny, but those are considered down weeks for a player like him.

And one of them happened in prime time on Monday night when everybody was watching.

So it's top of mind. People saw it.

Thankfully though, over the next month, he gets to face three of the top seven

easiest opponents for fantasy running back. So we are very quickly going to see a bounce back from Mr. Williams, especially now that the Rams offensive line is getting healthier. So if you can pry Kyron away from his manager after those quiet performances, I would be trying to do it. And then the last player on my list, this one might not be a buy low. He's more of a buy high.

It's George Pickens on the Steelers and he has really taken off with Russell Wilson under center.

In their three games together, Pickens has stat lines of five for 111 and a touchdown, four for 74, and five for 91 and a touchdown.

And it only gets better from here on out.

The Steelers face the Ravens and the Browns twice each before the end of the fantasy playoffs

Baltimore they're allowing the most fantasy points to receivers the Browns they're second in that category

There's also a couple mid-range matchups in there the Bengals the Eagles nothing to be scared of at all

So look at pickens as a guy that could post wide receiver one fantasy stats the rest of the way, even though that's not how people view him. So there is an opportunity to buy here, even if you are buying high. And if you're trying to figure out who you should trade for those three guys, go check out my updated trade value charts over at the score. Use those as your guide. Try to figure out which players might help you get a deal done and then just imagine what your team could look

like if you listen to me and you trade for those players so let's call an audible on your

roster let's get some offers out there this week all right it's time to bring our guests

in here mike leone have established the run you can find him on x at two hats one mike a very smart analyst

and also a fellow bills fan too so you know he's going to have an open invitation here

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