🏈 Week 7 Fantasy Football Trade Report

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Recent Trade Wins from the WalterPicks App 🚀

Every week the Transactions Tool in the WalterPicks app populates with recommended adds, drops, and trades that you should be considering to improve your fantasy teams. All recommendations come from our transactions team and are powered by Walter’s projections carrying out thousands of simulations of the rest of the season.

Week 6: We recommended buying low on Tetairoa McMillan. He went on to score a season-high 17.9 PPR fantasy points against the Cowboys last week.

Week 5: We encouraged fantasy managers to see what it would take to acquire Rashee Rice. He is now officially off the suspended list and is ranked as our rest of season WR1 moving forward!

Week 4: We told fantasy managers to sell high on both Mark Andrews and David Montgomery. Andrews has finished outside the top-16 at the TE position in three straight games, and Montgomery has scored under 10 PPR fantasy points in two of the last three weeks.

Buy Low/Sell High Fantasy Football

Buy Low: WR Michael Pittman Jr.

Indianapolis Colts WR Michael Pittman Jr. has been a reliable WR2 option for fantasy managers so far through the 2025 season. He has finished as a top-24 WR in four of six games and has scored a touchdown in four different contests.

After an ineffective two-catch, 20-yard performance in Week 6, this might be the best time to buy low on Indianapolis' top pass catcher. Pittman has caught at least five passes in three of the past four weeks and maintains a solid 21.1% target share entering Week 7.

Considering Pittman isn't the biggest name in fantasy, it could be relatively easy to acquire him following a bad game. The Colts playmaker is ranked higher than Marvin Harrison Jr., Terry McLaurin, and DK Metcalf in our rest-of-season rankings, so see if you can trade one of them for the six-year veteran.

Sell: RB Kenneth Walker III

Things are certainly trending down for Kenneth Walker. He has scored under 10 PPR fantasy points in back-to-back weeks and is coming off a game where he ran just 10 times for 34 yards.

He is simply not getting the opportunities he had in recent years. He has played under 45% of the team's offensive snaps in consecutive weeks and saw only a 34.5% snap share in Week 6 (a season low). With Zach Charbonnet continuing to eat into his workload, see what you can get for Walker based on name value.

There's a chance you could package him with a WR3 to acquire someone like Jaylen Warren or Travis Etienne. Both RBs are ranked higher than Walker in our rest-of-season rankings.

Buy Low: RB Derrick Henry

Derrick Henry's fantasy value might never be lower. He has scored under 15 PPR fantasy points in five straight games and has finished outside the top-24 at the RB position in four of the last five weeks. However, better days are ahead for the veteran.

Not only will Lamar Jackson return from his hamstring injury after the team's Week 7 bye, but Henry's schedule also lightens up significantly. The Ravens will face the Bears in Week 8 and the Dolphins in Week 9, both of which are currently bottom-10 defenses in fantasy points allowed to RBs.

That makes Henry an attractive buy-low target heading into Week 7. The 31-year-old is ranked as the RB15 in our rest-of-season rankings, higher than Quinshon Judkins (RB16), Ashton Jeanty (RB17), and Warren (RB18).

For our complete rest-of-season rankings updated weekly to give you the edge in trade negotiations, check out our full rest of season rankings.

Using the WalterPicks Trade Analyzer

Each week, we will look at some recent trades that went down in Yahoo! leagues and use the WalterPicks trade analyzer to see if these trades were fair. This section is a way for you to see where players might be valued in the app.

Trade 1:

Team 1 Receives: RB Chuba Hubbard

Team 2 Receives: WR Tee Higgins

Ruiling: This trade appears to favor Team 2. Tee Higgins totaled a season-high five catches for 62 yards in his first game with Joe Flacco last week, and Chuba Hubbard could be in a split backfield moving forward. So, we like Higgins more than Hubbard for the rest of the season.

Trade 2:

Team 1 Receives: WR Puka Nacua

Team 2 Receives: WR Davante Adams + RB Javonte Williams

Ruling: This trade appears to be even for both sides. Team 1 receives the best player in the deal (Puka Nacua), while Team 2 gets a solid WR2 (Davante Adams) and a low-end RB1 (Javonte Williams).

Trade 3:

Team 1 Receives: WR DK Metcalf + WR Nico Collins

Team 2 Receives: WR Amon-Ra St. Brown

Ruling: Another even trade for both sides. Team 2 receives the best player in the deal (Amon-Ra St. Brown), but Team 1 gets a strong WR1 (Nico Collins) and a lower-end WR2 (DK Metcalf) in return.