Week 7 fantasy trade playbooks spotlight Derrick Henry, Courtland Sutton, Jaylen Warren, Mason Taylor, Drake Maye, and Keenan Allen as clear buy-low targets or durable pieces. Sell-high candidates include Rachaad White, Jake Ferguson, and Keenan Allen in certain contexts, with bye weeks and upcoming schedules shaping moves. The piece emphasizes leverage around Ravens, Broncos, Steelers, Jets, and Patriots assets as playoff horizons loom.

In short, capitalize on Henry’s bye-window and Ravens’ likely run emphasis, lean into Sutton’s rest-of-season upside despite early turbulence, and target Taylor and Maye as short-term fills when Wilson or Maye’s matchups trend favorable. Use schedule windows to optimize trades before Week 8.

Ty Simpson headlines a fresh 2026 NFL Draft mock as the Jets’ likely quarterback, posting the top overall grade (86.6) and the best intermediate-throw grade (91.1) among projected first-round passers. A wave of other top talents—including Rueben Bain Jr., Dante Moore, Jordyn Tyson and a stout trench class—are paired with NFL teams in early-round projections, highlighting a class rich in edge talent, tackles and polished receivers who could reshape fantasy rosters and rookie bets.

Across the board, the mock stacks versatile playmakers with teams eyeing balance on offense and pressure defense. The piece leans into the Buckeyes’ depth, emphasizes game-changing edge players, and points to a robust set of blockers and receivers who could emerge as fantasy-impact rookies in 2026. The overall takeaway: a high-ceiling class with clear paths to immediate NFL roles and fantasy relevance.