Published Thursday, November 12, 2026, before Commanders-Giants kickoff.

Trade Rx reads the week’s buy-low and sell-high columns, checks every name against usage and the injury reports, then picks five buys and five sells. This week we read FantasyPros’ buy-low and sell-high panel, Jim Moorman’s buy, sell or hold column at FantasyPros, Fantasy Six Pack, Everett Cook’s trade candidates at Yahoo, Pro Football Network and 4for4, which is paywalled after its sell calls. RotoBaller’s column would not load, and we found no current Week 10 column from The Fantasy Footballers, Fantasy Points or Roto Street Journal.

Calls are built for half-PPR, with notes where PPR changes the answer. Trade prices are starting points for an offer. Chicago, Denver, Philadelphia and Tampa Bay are on bye. Washington plays at the Giants tonight at 5:15 p.m. Pacific on Prime Video (CBS, SI), so any deal involving a Commander or a Giant has to close before then. The trade deadline passed Tuesday, and the skill players who moved were Jacoby Brissett to Baltimore, Keenan Allen to San Francisco and Josh Downs to Kansas City, per theScore’s tracker.

Buy Low

1. Zay Flowers, WR, Baltimore Ravens

Week 10: vs. LAC (Monday) | Price: George Pickens

Symptoms: Flowers caught three of six targets for 6 yards in the 33-10 loss to Jacksonville, a week after he was blanked on five targets against Buffalo, per The Fantasy Footballers.

Diagnosis: Joe Fagnano averaged 3.3 yards per attempt in that game. Baltimore traded for Brissett on Nov. 6 (theScore), and coach Jesse Minter said he expects Brissett to start Monday against the Chargers (The Fantasy Footballers). Cook at Yahoo notes that Brissett threw 35 to 50 times a game in Arizona and leans on his top receiver. Linkletter on the FantasyPros panel has Flowers at a 30% target share entering Week 9.

Consensus check: Widely backed. Shaun Ireland, Jay Henry Ocho and Ryan Linkletter on the FantasyPros panel and Cook at Yahoo all buy. Moorman says hold until Lamar Jackson’s timeline is clearer. Last week we would have sold Flowers to a buyer, because Fagnano was starting. Brissett changes that.

Prescription: Ocho would offer Pickens straight up. Flowers gains a little in PPR.

2. Kyren Williams, RB, Los Angeles Rams

Week 10: at ARI | Price: D’Andre Swift

Symptoms: Williams ran 15 times for 45 yards, his lowest rushing total since Week 1, in the 20-13 win over Washington. Blake Corum had 58 yards and a touchdown on 11 carries, per The Fantasy Footballers.

Diagnosis: Puka Nacua sprained the MCL and PCL in his right knee on the final play of that game and also has turf toe, per Draft Sharks. With the Week 11 bye, Week 15 is his earliest return (more in our Recovery Room). Adam Dove on the FantasyPros panel expects more run-heavy game plans, with Williams already near 15 carries a game. The Corum split is the risk.

Consensus check: Backed by Dove and Aaron St Denis on the FantasyPros panel and Cook at Yahoo.

Prescription: St Denis would offer Swift, our No. 2 sell, to a manager who values Swift’s touchdowns.

3. Bhayshul Tuten, RB, Jacksonville Jaguars

Week 10: at TEN | Price: Javonte Williams or Chuba Hubbard

Symptoms: Tuten ran 12 times for 29 yards and a 1-yard touchdown at Baltimore, playing through ankle and foot injuries that made him a game-time decision, per The Fantasy Footballers.

Diagnosis: The early lead ended his night, and Moorman points out the Jaguars never needed him against a Ravens team starting Fagnano. Ed Birdsall on the FantasyPros panel notes the Titans have one win and no Jeffery Simmons, with Chicago and Dallas after that.

Consensus check: Backed by Birdsall, Moorman and 4for4. Last week we said to wait for a cheaper price. His 29-yard game lowered it.

Prescription: Moorman would sell Hubbard or Javonte Williams for him, and both are on our sell list. 4for4’s Ryan McDowell would trade Nico Collins for him in PPR. Tuten did not practice Wednesday with the same ankle and foot injuries, per NBC Sports and CBS Sports, so check Friday’s report before you send the offer.

4. Jonah Coleman, RB, Denver Broncos

Week 10: bye | Price: half of a D’Andre Swift deal

Symptoms: Coleman ran 17 times for 57 yards and the go-ahead touchdown and caught all four targets for 31 yards in the 26-21 win at Carolina, per The Fantasy Footballers and Fantasy Six Pack. He had 21 touches to J.K. Dobbins’ five.

Diagnosis: Moorman has him at 63% of Denver’s Week 9 carries and 4.1 yards per carry. Denver did not add a back at the deadline (theScore), which was Six Pack’s condition for buying.

Consensus check: Widely backed by Moorman, Yahoo, Fantasy Six Pack and 4for4.

Prescription: 4for4 would send Swift for Coleman and Rico Dowdle if the Coleman manager adds a little more. It suits teams that can absorb his bye.

5. Jordyn Tyson, WR, New Orleans Saints

Week 10: vs. CAR | Price: Rome Odunze

Symptoms: In his NFL debut after an August hamstring injury, Tyson caught four of five targets for 30 yards and lost a fumble on his first catch, per Draft Sharks and Pro Football Network.

Diagnosis: He played 18 snaps and was targeted on 31% of his 16 routes, according to Draft Sharks. Chris Olave and Devaughn Vele played 64 and 70 snaps, so his snap count has room to grow.

Consensus check: Backed by Moorman, PFN and Fantasy Six Pack, which calls him a buy for December.

Prescription: Moorman would pay Odunze or Stefon Diggs, and he sells both this week. Six Pack would use Tyson as the throw-in for a bigger deal. He is a better buy in PPR.

Sell High

1. Nico Collins, WR, Houston Texans

Week 10: at CLE | Target return: Zay Flowers or Bhayshul Tuten

Symptoms: Collins caught all four of his targets for 55 yards and his first touchdown since Week 4 in the 44-22 win over the Chargers, per Draft Sharks. C.J. Stroud threw for 384 yards and five touchdowns, per Fox 26 Houston.

Diagnosis: Draft Sharks has him at a 12% target share in that game, behind Tank Dell, Xavier Hutchinson and Kayshon Boutte. His targets have gone from 10 and eight in his first two games to seven, five, five and four, according to 4for4. PFN has him at five catches or fewer in four straight games.

Consensus check: Widely backed. Linkletter and Muntradamus on the FantasyPros panel, Moorman, PFN and 4for4 all sell.

Prescription: Linkletter would take Flowers straight up, which is our top buy. 4for4 targets Tuten. Sell harder in PPR, where the catch totals hurt more.

2. D’Andre Swift, RB, Chicago Bears

Week 10: bye | Target return: Jonah Coleman plus a piece, or Kyren Williams

Symptoms: Swift has 10 rushing touchdowns in nine games and ranks RB8 at 17.1 points per game, per 4for4.

Diagnosis: He is at 3.7 yards per carry, per 4for4, and has been under four yards per carry in four straight games, per St Denis on the FantasyPros panel and Moorman. Kyle Monangai had missed four straight games as of Oct. 31, per Fox 32 Chicago, and St Denis and Moorman expect him back as soon as Week 11, which threatens Swift’s goal-line work.

Consensus check: Backed by St Denis, Moorman and 4for4.

Prescription: 4for4’s Coleman-and-Dowdle package is the model. St Denis would also take Kyren Williams, our No. 2 buy.

3. Javonte Williams, RB, Dallas Cowboys

Week 10: vs. SF | Target return: Bhayshul Tuten

Symptoms: Williams ran 20 times for 101 yards and the late winning touchdown and caught four of five targets for 23 yards in the 27-23 win at Indianapolis, per The Fantasy Footballers. Ocho on the FantasyPros panel has that at 20.4 half-PPR points.

Diagnosis: He has 10 total touchdowns while averaging under four yards per carry, per Ocho and Moorman. Moorman lists San Francisco, Seattle, the Rams and Jacksonville ahead, with a Week 14 bye.

Consensus check: Backed by Ocho and Moorman.

Prescription: Both writers would take Tuten straight up, our No. 3 buy.

4. Chuba Hubbard, RB, Carolina Panthers

Week 10: at NO | Target return: Luther Burden

Symptoms: Hubbard ran 16 times for 79 yards and caught four passes for 17 more against Denver, close to 100 scrimmage yards for the fifth time in six games, per The Fantasy Footballers. Wolf Trelles-Heard on the FantasyPros panel has him at 18.3 points per game.

Diagnosis: Jonathon Brooks is back at practice on his 21-day window from injured reserve and was a full participant Wednesday, per The Fantasy Footballers and CBS Sports. Hubbard sat out Wednesday on a scheduled rest day and is expected to play, per Yahoo. Trelles-Heard says the schedule turns after this week, starting with Tampa Bay in Week 12, a defense that held Hubbard to 33 rushing yards earlier this season.

Consensus check: Backed by Trelles-Heard and Ireland on the FantasyPros panel.

Prescription: Ireland targets Burden. If no one bites before Sunday, start him at New Orleans and shop him Monday.

5. Ollie Gordon, RB, Miami Dolphins

Week 10: at IND | Target return: Mike Evans, or Puka Nacua for a playoff-bound team

Symptoms: Gordon has carried the Miami backfield since De’Von Achane’s injury and had 16 carries at Detroit as the only Dolphins back with a rush, per PFN.

Diagnosis: Miami put Malik Willis on injured reserve with a groin injury Tuesday, so he misses at least four games, per NFL.com and ESPN. Kyle McCord makes his first NFL start at Indianapolis. Pat Fitzmaurice on the FantasyPros panel expects defenses to stack the box with McCord at quarterback for a 1-7 team. PFN counts two catches over his last four games, which caps him in PPR.

Consensus check: Split. Fitzmaurice sells. PFN buys because the workload is secure. We side with Fitzmaurice.

Prescription: Fitzmaurice would take Evans from a depth-needy team, or Nacua from a manager already locked into the playoffs. Evans has not practiced this week with an Achilles injury, per CBS Sports, so Nacua, who could be back for Weeks 15 through 17, is the cleaner ask.

Where the Doctor Disagrees

Stefon Diggs, WR, Commanders: Muntradamus on the FantasyPros panel calls him a WR2 playing like a WR3 and says buy. We side with Moorman, who sells because Diggs has no game this season with 60 receiving yards or six catches. His 3-51 line against the Rams was his best yardage since Week 1, per The Fantasy Footballers. He is not on Washington’s injury report, and the team’s final report ruled out only Lucas Patrick and Colson Yankoff (Giants.com). Any Diggs deal has to close before 5:15 p.m. Pacific. If no fair offer comes by then, hold him through tonight and sell after his next good game.

Derrick Henry, RB, Ravens: Moorman values him as RB10 against an RB14 consensus and would buy with the Chargers and Panthers next. We sold him last week and still would. PFN has him at 213 yards on 62 carries over his last four games, 3.4 a carry, and Jackson is headed for thumb surgery and injured reserve (CBS Sports).

Week 10 Trade Rx Chart

Move	Player	Pos/Team	Week 10	Consensus	Why now
Buy	Zay Flowers	WR, BAL	vs. LAC (Mon.)	Widely backed	6 yards with Fagnano, Brissett starts
Buy	Kyren Williams	RB, LAR	at ARI	Backed	45-yard game, Nacua out until Week 15 at best
Buy	Bhayshul Tuten	RB, JAX	at TEN	Backed	29 yards while banged up, DNP Wed.
Buy	Jonah Coleman	RB, DEN	Bye	Widely backed	63% of carries, no back added
Buy	Jordyn Tyson	WR, NO	vs. CAR	Backed	31% target rate on 18 snaps
Sell	Nico Collins	WR, HOU	at CLE	Widely backed	TD on a 12% target share
Sell	D’Andre Swift	RB, CHI	Bye	Backed	10 TDs at 3.7 YPC, Monangai near
Sell	Javonte Williams	RB, DAL	vs. SF	Backed	101 yards, tough schedule ahead
Sell	Chuba Hubbard	RB, CAR	at NO	Backed	Brooks practice window open
Sell	Ollie Gordon	RB, MIA	at IND	Split	Willis on IR, McCord’s first start

Quick Answers

Who is the best buy-low trade target for Week 10? Zay Flowers. He had 6 yards with Joe Fagnano at quarterback, and Baltimore traded for Jacoby Brissett, who is expected to start Monday against the Chargers.

Who should I sell high in Week 10? Nico Collins. His touchdown against the Chargers came on four targets, a 12% share, and he has seen seven or fewer targets in four straight games.

Who should I buy with Puka Nacua out? Kyren Williams. Nacua’s knee and toe injuries keep him out until Week 15 at the earliest, and the Rams are expected to run more.

About Trade Rx

Trade Rx publishes every Thursday at 8 a.m. Pacific during the season, after waivers clear and before Thursday Night Football. For this week’s free agents, see Free Agent Triage. For status updates through Monday, check the Injury Report, and for the defenses to target, read Defensive Diagnosis. Last week’s column is here.