This is DJ Moore. You're listening to a roster watch. Welcome back, folks, to the Week 10 edition of the Rosterwatch.com Tradecast and the final episode of this year's series.

My name is Byron Lambert, and we're nearing trade deadlines at this point.

So we're going to get our last few opportunities to improve our teams on the fantasy football trade market over the course of the next one to two weeks.

By the time Thanksgiving rolls around, pretty much everybody's trade deadlines have dropped.

You know, kind of the mandates at this point are if you're a losing team, any trades you're considering, they have to help you win this week.

If you are a winning team, you know, that's maybe say you're a team that's a little bit on the

playoff bubble, you start to look at making moves that are going to help you finish the regular

season strong. And if you, and ensure you're seating in the playoffs, the fantasy football playoffs.

And if you are an ultra-lavish team, fantasy rich with a roster full of assets, a deep bench,

and, you know, a pristine win-loss record,

then not only are you trying to arm up for the playoff race, the nuclear arms race,

the fantasy football tournament, you also have the luxury of looking ahead tournament.

You also have the luxury of looking ahead to even considering things like the quality of the playoff matchups, the quality of the matchups your players have in the distant future in the

fantasy football playoffs.

Most people should not be looking that far ahead.

Some, a few teams have the luxury to do so.

The overarching concept here is that once you get to the playoffs,

you don't really need that much depth.

You need the best starting lineup possible.

You know, you really need your depth over the course of the season to fade the

attrition of the season and keep your team afloat.

But when you get to the playoffs, it doesn't really do you any good to have a super

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