Caleb Williams, D’Andre Swift among fantasy football trade targets for Week 5
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 10, 2026, 10:47 AM
Last updated Oct 10, 2026

Fantasy managers are looking to acquire players such as Caleb Williams and D’Andre Swift amidst injuries and disappointing performances. Williams is sidelined with a hamstring strain for the third consecutive game, impacting his trade value. Swift had a tough outing in Week 4, contributing to a decreased role behind backup Kyle Monangai. Despite their struggles, both players hold potential for stronger performances later this season, especially with favorable matchups, including Swift facing a team allowing high rushing yardage. Managers may look to trade for them as they seek greater depth ahead of Week 5 matches.
- •Caleb Williams misses third straight game due to hamstring injury.
- •D’Andre Swift's recent fumble impacts his role.
- •Swift faces Green Bay, which allows over 139 rushing yards per game.
- •Trade prices for both players may be lower than usual this week.
- 10:47 AMYahoo Sports — Fantasy football Week 5 buy-low trade targets: Caleb Williams, D’Andre Swift
"A hamstring injury, a lost fumble and a two-target game have dropped the trade prices of seven fantasy players with strong roles entering Week 5.
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