If you are on the fantasy football trade marketing looking to improve your fantasy team, take a look at these buy low candidates. In fantasy football, buying low is the way to go. Here are the fantasy football buy low candidates you should target:
QB Tom Brady, New England Patriots
He’s coming off of a bad performance in Week 2 — but don’t let that get you down. He was going against a very good New York Jets defense and once he regains confidence in his knee, he should return to fantasy greatness.
RB Matt Forte, Chicago Bears
Even though Matt Forte has started …read more

With thousands of fantasy football drafts taking place each day, we are starting to see a number of fantasy players whose stocks are rising as the season nears. Here’s a look at fantasy football risers you may want to draft before it is too late.
QB Jay Cutler, Chicago Bears
At first, fantasy football owners were a bit skeptical about how well Jay Cutler would do on the Bears. Now, judging by where he’s being drafted, they are believers.
RB Darren McFadden, Oakland Raiders
Not long ago, Darren McFadden was a fifth round pick. Now, the Raiders RB is a third round pick in …read more

Antonio Gates – Coming off of an injury, Antonio Gates might need until midseason to be 100%.
Todd Heap – Speaking of injuries, Todd Heap is the walking injury bug. Simply can’t trust him.
Tony Scheffler – Very good talent but Tony Scheffler is still a work in progress as an NFL player.

QB Tavaris Jackson, Minnesota Vikings – Jackson had been horrible for much of the season but has suddenly put together three strong games. He has four touchdowns and only one interception over the last three games, with a quarterback rating of well over 100. If you are in need of a quarterback off of the waiver wire, look at picking up Jackson.
RB Kenton Keith, Indianapolis Colts – The Colts are taking on the Raiders this week and that means there will be plenty of rushing yards to go around. While Joseph Addai will get most …read more

Did you wait until the last second to turn in your lineup? Were you hit with an unexpected injury? If so, here are some players you should be able to pickup and start in an emergency for Week 7.

Jerious Norwood, Atlanta Falcons
Will this be the week that Norwood finally gets a chance to take over the running back job in Atlanta? Everything he’s shown to this point in his career shows that he deserves more carries. He’s averaged more than six yards per carry over his first 20 games in the league. Last week, he had only six carries but …read more