Good morning, friends and enemies in today's video.

We will be making our first trade video of the year.

All right.

We're going to be talking through the 10 most traded players in all of fantasy football right now.

We have that data because of fantasy calc.com.

They have the sleeper API.

They pull in all the information from every single league on sleeper and they collect the 10 most traded players. Right. And it's probably all of the trending and top players that you might be thinking about buying low on or selling a high on. And I'm going to go through and talk through my point of view on all 10 of these players. And hopefully they hit on some leagues that you have these players in that you've been thinking about how to think about these players. And at the end of each player, on this piece of paper I have right here,

I'm either going to list them as a buy, a sell, or a hold. I also just made a very, very big trade

in my biggest league for one of these players. So we'll talk through that as well. So let's have a big

day. Let's jump right in. The player at the top of the list, many people's second round picks

is Philadelphia Eagles receiver,

AJ Brown, currently sitting with six catches for 35 yards through two weeks, does not have 10

PPR fantasy points collectively. He is the wide receiver 83 on the season, yet you continue to

roll them out because you have to. And that's the game that we play with fantasy football. When I look at AJ Brown, I think you just kind of got to pull back and say to yourself, AJ Brown is the exact same player he's been throughout his entire career. We're looking at a two-week sample size, but we're also looking at the way that this scheme runs, right? And it's very run heavy. That's what happens when you signed Sequan Barclay.

And then we saw them do that for the entirety of the year.

And it won them a Super Bowl.

And everyone's like, of course they're not going to do that. Why would you do the same thing that just won you Super Bowl again? Because they want to win a Super Bowl again. So we're seeing the exact same scheme happening again where they're trying to run it down their opponent's throats.

The biggest issue I have this year with the Eagles as it relates to owning AJ Brown is without Kellyn Moore as the OC, the pace of their offense, the speed of their offense, they're simply not running plays. Like they're not running high volume of plays. That's kind of transferred over to the New Orleans Saints who have Kellynne Moore calling the plays over there. they're averaging 68 plays per game the other thing with a j brown is they're not taking deep shots to him which i don't think is like crazy i think if you're looking at a two game sample size like sure there might be two games where they just don't throw the ball deep to to a j brown his a dot right now is 7.2 that is so that's like wandale robinson levels of a dot and after last week's game Wondell's

is probably like fucking north of 25 at this point. The problem with the 7.2 A dot is right now

per fantasy life, only 67% of his targets have been deemed catchable. That's a rate when your

a dot is 15 yards downfield. You know what I mean? So Hertz is not throwing him accurate

passes. However, Devante Smith's A dot is around 12 yards downfield and his catchable target rate is 78%. Jahan Dotson, John Matchy, they're not getting a ton of targets, but all of their targets, 100% of their targets have been catchable so far. So the way I'm looking at Brown, he's getting unlucky with the targets that are uncatchable, that are not put in the right spot, that are

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