Fantasy Football Week 10 Rankings: Trade Values Chart (2024)

Week 10 Rankings: Standard | PPR

As the trade deadline looms in Fantasy leagues everywhere, now's the time to make one last move for a running back to cement your roster. But who should you go after, and who should you let go of? Let's make the case for six rushers.

Buy low

Devontae Booker

NYG • RB • #28

2016 stats

ATT80

YDS320

TD2

TAR22

REC15

REC YDS107

REC TD0

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You mean to tell me Gary Kubiak is going to switch out running backs after one bad game by EVERYONE in a Broncos uniform? Kubiak has been known to do some strange things with his runners, but when he talked about getting Bibbs more work on Monday, he really threw shade at his O-line -- and said nothing bad about Booker, who played 82 percent of the snaps at Oakland.

"We're gaining confidence in (Bibbs)," Kubiak said. "Booker's not doing anything wrong. We gotta get him some room. He's got 12 carries for 2.2 [yards per carry], so we've got to find somebody some room, whoever's in there. But Kapri came in, made a big play on third and short, made a big run for us, almost busted that out of there. Hey, those are our two guys here down the stretch. They've got to play well and we've got to trust both of them to play."

Fine, we might be a fumble or a two-game skid away from Booker losing significant playing time, but if there's a guy in your league who thinks the sky is falling on Booker, be a pal and take him off your hands. At the end of the day, the Broncos are still a running team and Booker is their best back.

Sell high

Matt Forte

NYJ • RB • #22

2016 stats

ATT169

YDS634

TD7

TAR31

REC21

REC YDS168

REC TD1

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With at least 15 Fantasy points in each of his last three games, Forte has defied the rules when it comes to running backs breaking down. He has been playing great, but he also went on a nightmarish four-game run earlier this season when he maxed out at six Fantasy points. The Jets have some tough games coming up, along with a bye, and if Bryce Petty or anyone else winds up under center besides Ryan Fitzpatrick, you have to think defenses will start ganging up on Forte.

Buy low

Latavius Murray

BUF • RB • #28

2016 stats

ATT89

YDS393

TD8

TAR24

REC18

REC YDS103

REC TD0

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Yeah, sure, buy low on a guy who just scored three touchdowns. Some owners of Murray will take this chance to deal him away because he scored three times. Take advantage. The Raiders' remaining schedule isn't soft but Murray has the benefit of being the lead back in an explosive offense complete with a strong offensive line. It doesn't matter who he plays, he's a candidate to score every week. Maybe even twice or three times.

Sell high ... or for whatever you can get

Christine Michael

IND • RB • #38

2016 stats

ATT112

YDS447

TD6

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TAR25

REC19

REC YDS92

REC TD1

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It seems like the Seahawks are getting over Michael. Thomas Rawls is expected to return soon, and when he does you should assume he'll get chances to earn back his starting job. Michael's carries have trended south since Week 3, and Monday versus Buffalo really cemented home the idea that he's a touchdown-or-bust running back. The Seahawks play the Patriots this week, then have five straight strong run defenses to face beginning in Week 12. Dump Michael and stash Rawls.

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Tevin Coleman

SF • RB • #28

2016 stats

ATT59

YDS234

TD5

TAR24

REC19

REC YDS330

REC TD1

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He's taking up a spot on someone's bench, go help out a friend and put him on yours. Of course, you're doing this because Devonta Freeman hasn't been a dynamo in the two games Coleman has missed, particularly coming up short in goal-to-go situations. That will be Coleman's gig upon his return, and Coleman should go back to splitting up the rushing work with Freeman too. He's one of my favorite guys to trade for.

Sell high

Devonta Freeman

BAL • RB • #34

2016 stats

ATT133

YDS620

TD3

TAR36

REC28

REC YDS220

REC TD2

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This isn't to say Freeman should get moved no matter what the situation is -- this is to say you should go get yourself a haul if someone will chase Freeman as if he were a No. 1 Fantasy running back. Once Coleman gets healthy, his workload will lighten and his opportunities near the goal line should cease (he has struggled there with Coleman missing). So in terms of getting max value for a player, Freeman is someone to try to move for a lot.

What are the Trade Values? The chart is designed to help guide you in making fair trades in your standard-scoring or PPR leagues. The values assigned to the players below are a long-term measurement of their Fantasy value. By adding two players' values you could determine what one player you should be able to get in return. This list also works as a "Rest of Season" rankings. Also, any player not on the chart should be considered valued at no more than four points.

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