Rest-of-Season Trade Value Charts — Justin Boone's fantasy football wide receiver breakdown prior to Week 4

Creating realistic trade offers that lead to a deal being accepted is always challenging. Throughout the season, Justin Boone will be publishing his rest-of-season trade value charts, which you can use as a guide to help make moves and manage your roster. He'll also highlight some of the players you should be buying or selling each week.

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Follow the links below to see his trade values for each position.

You can also consult his Week 4 Rankings.

Trade Value Charts

• Quarterbacks

• Running Backs

• Wide Receivers

• Tight Ends

Buy

Rashee Rice, Chiefs - Rice is an interesting case because I could make an argument for him being a buy or a sell depending on where your team is at. If you're 0-3 and holding onto Rice, you should definitely consider trading him for a piece that can help you get back on track. However, if you're 2-1 or 3-0 then trying to trade for Rice should be your top priority. Though he's still a few weeks away from returning, the Chiefs are in desperate need of their No. 1 receiver. Reports about his health in the summer were positive and the suspension has given him more time to recover, so he should hit the ground running in Week 7 and push for top-15 fantasy stats. If you're in a position of strength and the manager with Rice is in the opposite situation, you have to act now. The closer we get to his return, the less likely people will be to tade him.

Sell

Marvin Harrison Jr., Cardinals - Harrison has been the victim of great expectations. Sadly, it doesn't appear he'll ever become the star people thought he could be in the pros. Perhaps on another offense things would be different, but the problems that plagued him last year in Arizona haven't gone away. Kyler Murray isn't the right quarterback to get the most out of the young wideout and tight end Trey McBride is firmly established as the Cardinals' top pass-catcher. Harrison has been held under 50 yards in 60% of his games since entering the league and this week he'll take on a Seahawks defense that kept him under that mark in both their matchups last year. While he'll have some boom weeks, more often than not Harrison won't make an impact in your fantasy lineup.

This isn't a sell-high, it's a sell-low before his name-value wears off.

Wide Receivers

Rank	Player	HALF	PPR
1	Puka Nacua	71	74
2	Malik Nabers	66	69
3	Amon-Ra St. Brown	62	65
4	Jaxon Smith-Njigba	58	61
5	Justin Jefferson	57	60
6	Ja'Marr Chase	55	57
7	Nico Collins	55	57
8	CeeDee Lamb	55	57
9	Rome Odunze	48	50
10	Garrett Wilson	47	49
11	Drake London	43	46
12	A.J. Brown	44	46
13	Davante Adams	43	45
14	Tetairoa McMillan	42	45
15	Emeka Egbuka	40	42
16	Zay Flowers	38	41
17	Rashee Rice	37	39
18	Brian Thomas Jr.	35	37
19	Ladd McConkey	33	36
20	Tyreek Hill	30	32
21	Courtland Sutton	29	31
22	George Pickens	28	30
23	Ricky Pearsall	28	30
24	DK Metcalf	28	30
25	Mike Evans	28	30
26	Marvin Harrison Jr.	27	29
27	Keenan Allen	26	28
28	Jakobi Meyers	26	28
29	Deebo Samuel Sr.	26	28
30	DeVonta Smith	26	28
31	Terry McLaurin	26	27
32	Quentin Johnston	24	26
33	Jameson Williams	24	26
34	Tee Higgins	24	26
35	DJ Moore	24	26
36	Michael Pittman Jr.	24	26
37	Chris Olave	24	26
38	Jauan Jennings	23	25
39	Jaylen Waddle	23	25
40	Jordan Addison	22	24
41	Xavier Worthy	21	23
42	Keon Coleman	21	23
43	Matthew Golden	21	23
44	Calvin Ridley	21	23
45	Jerry Jeudy	20	22
46	Cedric Tillman	20	22
47	Elic Ayomanor	19	21
48	Khalil Shakir	18	20
49	Wan'Dale Robinson	17	19
50	Chris Godwin Jr.	17	19
51	Stefon Diggs	17	19
52	Travis Hunter	17	19
53	Darnell Mooney	16	18
54	Rashid Shaheed	16	17
55	Luther Burden III	16	17
56	Tre Tucker	16	17
57	Troy Franklin	16	17
58	Romeo Doubs	14	16
59	Josh Downs	13	15
60	Cooper Kupp	12	14
61	Christian Kirk	12	14
62	Kayshon Boutte	12	14
63	Brandon Aiyuk	12	14
64	Tory Horton	12	14
65	Jalen Coker	12	13
66	Jayden Reed	12	13
67	Marquise Brown	10	11
68	Calvin Austin III	10	11
69	Joshua Palmer	9	10
70	DeAndre Hopkins	9	10
71	Rashod Bateman	9	10
72	KaVontae Turpin	9	10
73	Tyquan Thornton	9	10
74	Marvin Mims Jr.	8	9
75	Dontayvion Wicks	8	9
76	Isaac TeSlaa	8	9
77	Jayden Higgins	7	8
78	Dont'e Thornton Jr.	7	8
79	Malik Washington	7	8
80	Sterling Shepard	7	8
81	Jalen Tolbert	7	8
82	Dyami Brown	5	6
83	Alec Pierce	5	6
84	DeMario Douglas	5	6
85	Tre Harris	5	6
86	Parker Washington	5	6
87	Luke McCaffrey	4	5
88	Michael Wilson	4	5
89	Olamide Zaccheaus	4	5
90	Isaiah Bond	4	5

Trade Value Charts

• Quarterbacks

• Running Backs

• Wide Receivers

• Tight Ends