Fantasy football trade candidates to consider for Week 2
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 14, 2026, 6:30 PM
Last updated Sep 14, 2026

In fantasy football, managers are advised to remain calm after Week 1's results, despite some trade frenzy in leagues. Eight players are identified as potential trade targets: James Cook, Justin Herbert, Colson Loveland, and Rashod Bateman are suggested as buys, while Justin Jefferson, Bryce Young, David Montgomery, and Marvin Harrison Jr. are recommended as sells. This period may present opportunities for trades, especially if other managers are panicking about their lineups based on early outcomes.
- •James Cook may be available as others panic after a low Week 1 score.
- •Justin Herbert remains a high-ceiling option despite a rough start.
- •Rashod Bateman could see increased targets if injuries affect Ravens receivers.
- •Justin Jefferson's situation with his quarterback could present a sell opportunity.
- •David Montgomery has struggled to find running room and may be sellable after a two-touchdown game.
- 6:30 PMYahoo Sports — Fantasy football buy, sell: Eight trade candidates for Week 2
"You never want to overreact to Week 1, but if other managers in your league are already getting itchy, here are 8 trade candidates to exploit.
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