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Davante Adams makes Fantasy Football Today's buy-low shopping list

The crew pairs Week 10 trade advice with a deadline recap examining Kirk Cousins' move to Minnesota.

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Week 10 Buy Low & Sell High TRADE Targets! | 2026 Fantasy Football Advice

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3:34Waiver costs are rising for emerging players across the FFT Open leagues.
7:14Dave Richard recommends buying low on Davante Adams, especially for managers with strong records.
9:07Heath Cummings recommends trading for Kyren Williams while Puka Nacua is sidelined.
10:56Jamey Eisenberg identifies Emeka Egbuka as a buy-low receiver coming off his bye.
18:16Eisenberg recommends trading away Nico Collins because Houston has a crowded receiving corps.

Dave Richard has a particular buyer in mind for Davante Adams: a fantasy manager with a strong record who can think beyond the next matchup. That playoff-minded approach gives Fantasy Football Today's busy week its thread, as the crew weighs which players are worth acquiring and which might bring a useful return.

The most-watched of fifteen new uploads, "Week 10 Buy Low & Sell High TRADE Targets! | 2026 Fantasy Football Advice," reached roughly 34,000 views in thirteen hours. Adam Aizer hosts Richard, Heath Cummings and Jamey Eisenberg, with Cummings making the case for Kyren Williams and Eisenberg targeting Emeka Egbuka after his bye. Eisenberg takes the opposite position on Nico Collins, arguing that Houston's crowded receiving group could limit the targets managers expected when drafting him.

There is roster repair elsewhere on the schedule. The waiver-wire episode looks for replacements for injured players, while Richard and Eisenberg's deadline recap examines Cousins joining the Vikings, Keenan Allen heading to the 49ers and Josh Downs moving to the Chiefs. The full trade-target episode has the strongest daily momentum, followed by its shorter companion and the deadline recap.

Subscribers held steady over the week, while daily views are running below the channel's usual level. Nearby in the sports group, BarDown added subscribers and is drawing above-usual daily viewing; Mina Kimes - ESPN is also seeing a livelier daily audience.

For all the trade calculations, viewers have found room for fruit trivia. Several comments pick out the Fantasy Feud exchange in which an apple guess apparently earns credit for pineapple. Others debate running-back value and whether managers are less attached to players they acquired on waivers. The roster negotiations extend well beyond the panel.

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Half the most traded are players the sending team picked off waivers so they're less attached and don't have a high draft sunk cost.
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The generous pine-apple win was the most shocking turn of events!
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Thank you Adam Dave Heath and Jamey!
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It’s crazy how my team is destroyed by injury in quite literally all three of my leagues. Never had it this bad man.
@Work4WhatYouWantSee it on YouTube
Pineapple was amazing!
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For dynasty, I'd lean toward buying the young receivers who've been quiet this month rather than chasing the hot vets. Do you guys weigh trade deadline moves differently in superflex leagues?
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What do i do with kyler now in a superflex dynasty?
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