So how's your team doing? Now, whatever your answer might be, there's always ways to improve.

And I've done the work for you. Here are 10 players you need to trade for right away.

Let me begin by saying, go get AJ Dylan immediately. Right now on the season, he is averaging when you take into account week for 17 and a half opportunities per game, which ranks top 10 amongst running backs.

And based on this usage, he ranks 21st in expected fantasy points. However,

Dylan currently ranks 32nd and actual points scored this year. And there's one big reason for this.

He only has one touchdown on the year, but expect this to change given that top 10 usage I just

talked about and the offense he's in. Because the Green Bay Packers rank fourth in rushing offense this

year. And in terms of schemes, what Matt LaFleur is doing,

it's probably a top two or top three overall offensive scheme when it comes to the running game.

It's very creative at getting these guys in space. So go get Dylan before the touchdowns come and then he's

untouchable and also get this rookie wide receiver. And that's Garrett Wilson and I have major news to

share with you. For the first time this year and in his young career, Garrett Wilson has passed Corey Davis up and not just snaps this past week, but he ran seven more routes than Corey Davis, 37 to Davis's 30, which means he's now the wide receiver 2 finally on this team in usage.

And this led to a team high seven targets from a new quarterback being in there, which is great to see in Zach Wilson. However, Wilson only scored six fantasy points last week, so there's a chance you could actually buy

low on him right now. Even though when you take into account his seven targets from last week,

he now has seven targets in every single game this year. And he ranks top 10 in expected fantasy

points based on his usage. And now he's seeing more usage, more snaps. He's right around Stefan Diggs and Tyree Kale. That's the role that this guy has in the Jets' offense. So trade for him and this stud

wide receiver. And that would be Jemar Chase, buy him right now. Because Chase has only averaged

9.4 fantasy points for game over his last three weeks. And based on my mentions and my DMs

in my comment section, I know that people are panicking. Chase is being double-teamed often, but it's likely not going to sustain, and here's why.

His teammate, T. Higgins, is dominating one-on-one matchups.

When you double-team Jemar Chase, you're leaving one-on-ones on the other side of the field.

T. Higgins, this past week goes for over 120 yards and a touchdown in his one-on-one matchup. And this is very similar to what happened to Justin Jefferson, Weeks 2 and week three. But thanks to his teammates getting open, Jefferson saw one-on-one coverage week

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