Bhayshul Tuten is quietly putting up 85 scrimmage yards per game for the Jaguars, and if you’re not trying to trade for him right now, you’re sleeping on a major fantasy football breakout. Justin Boone’s rest-of-season trade value charts are out, dropping some serious insider info on who you need to be buying *before* their value skyrockets. Trust me, you don’t want to be left wishing you pulled the trigger.
Tuten’s About To Torch Your League
Dude, Tuten is the clear lead back in Jacksonville this season, and his role is only getting bigger. We just saw him hit season-highs against the Eagles with a 66% snap share and a 43% route share. Think about that: 23 years old, RB19 in fantasy points per game *right now*, but his usage screams an even higher ceiling. He’s averaging 85 scrimmage yards per outing, and get this: he’s only scored two touchdowns all season. Last year, as a rookie in a limited role, he found the end zone *seven* times. One of those seven TDs? Yep, against the Texans, who he’s facing in Week 6. Even if the huge breakout isn’t against Houston, it’s coming. It’s only a matter of time before Tuten drops a blowup week that makes even the most casual fantasy managers finally notice. Boone’s saying treat him as a strong fantasy RB2 with low-end RB1 potential by the end of the season. You’ve been warned!
Michael Wilson: The Post-Fluke Steal You Need
Okay, so Michael Wilson’s last game was a total dud, right? Four catches for 30 yards against the Lions. Naturally, everyone’s dumping him. But wait, what happened? Marvin Harrison Jr. was scratched, awaiting a trade, and the game just got out of hand, affecting Wilson’s snaps in the fourth quarter. That’s a fluky result, plain and simple. Don’t let that one stinker blind you to what he did the two weeks before: 11 catches for 89 yards and a touchdown in Week 3, and seven grabs for 95 yards in Week 4. The dude is tied for fourth in targets, averaging a ridiculous 10.2 per game. Use that disappointing performance as your leverage! Make an offer for Wilson this week. He’s an obvious fantasy WR2, and that low-end WR1 upside for the rest of the season? It’s totally there.
Carnell Tate’s Schedule Is A Cheat Code
Speaking of weak stat lines that are actually opportunities, Carnell Tate just had one. After exploding for nine catches and 145 yards in Week 4, he followed it up with just one reception for six yards on five targets this past Sunday. Yeah, starting any Titans offensive player is a total headache this year, but Tate has that special ability to transcend a struggling franchise. And here’s the kicker: he’s got the easiest fantasy schedule among all receivers for the rest of the season. He’s only facing *one* opponent that ranks in the bottom half of the league for fantasy points allowed to wideouts. This first-rounder is a rookie, and rookies usually get better as the season goes on. He’s already a high-end WR3, and that path to WR2 status is absolutely within reach. Get on it!
Don’t Miss Out On These Opportunities
Look, the fantasy football season is a grind, and opportunities like these don’t just fall into your lap every week. Justin Boone is giving us the blueprint to upgrade our rosters right now. Whether it’s Tuten’s escalating role, Wilson’s bounce-back potential after a fluky game, or Tate’s sweet schedule, you gotta make a move. Jordan Mason, the Vikings RB, has been on IR for the last month, but that’s another story for another day. For now, focus on these three. Your leaguemates are watching, and these trade windows won’t stay open forever. Go get ’em!
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Originally reported by Yahoo Sports.
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