This is DJ Moore. You're listening to A Rosterwatch.com

Tradecast.

My name is Byron Lambert.

And of course, it's a pleasure to join you again.

We meet here every week of the season to break down the fantasy football trade market. We talk general strategy. We discuss some of the popular

trade targets for the week. And of course, I always leave you guys with some mock trade examples

at the end of the broadcast so that you have some ideas of deals that you can attempt to configure in your league.

And look, the trick to this entire process is valuing the players, you know, and then we have to be

vigilant and we have to be opportunistic. I mean, I want you guys to remember that word to be

opportunistic. We're here to be opportunists. That's how we're going to capitalize when others

aren't paying attention. That's where we're going to find the inefficiencies that exist in our

league on the trade market. And we're going to work those and we're going to improve our team

every week of the season. It's kind of the missing link that so many folks really don't do.

Everybody, of course, works their waiver wire, but there's just not enough people

working their trade markets in their leagues, and there's certainly not enough people

optimizing their strategy when doing so.

And just to show you guys that I practice what I preach, last week on this podcast, we

discussed Mark Andrews of the Baltimore Ravens as a by-low, tight-end options.

So I wanted to give you guys a little anecdote.

I was in the ropes in one of my most important leagues last week, and I made a trade for Mark Andrews.

I did exactly what we discussed every week of the season here.

I assembled a consolidation trade, and that's where I wanted to take two of my good players

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