Post by @tonymastroni

#greenscreen 🚨 HIGH ALERT: These are the MOST OBVIOUS Week 1 buy lows in fantasy football. Don’t panic after one bad fantasy football game. These are the players I’m aggressively trying to trade for before their managers realize what they have. 1️⃣ Bayshul Tuten The offseason darling only gave us 9 points, but he was extremely efficient AND out-snapped Chris Rodriguez. This is his backfield. I’d offer a mid-to-late second-round pick or a bench receiver to acquire him before his workload grows. This offense is going to score touchdowns, and you want the explosive RB1 attached to it. 2️⃣ Bill Crosky-Merritt Another offseason darling who disappointed in Week 1, but the underlying situation is still extremely attractive. He looked much better in the second half against a very good defense, while the receivers were cooking. I’d target him with an offer built around a low-end WR2 or a future third-round pick before the touchdowns arrive. Multiple 2-touchdown games are coming. 3️⃣ KC Concepcion Rushing work + receiving work + gadget plays = exactly what you want. He finished Week 1 with at least one rushing attempt, one reception, and designed touches that show the offense is committed to getting him involved. I’d trade a depth wide receiver or a backup running back for him before his role expands. He’s their dynamic playmaker, and I expect them to keep finding ways to force-feed him touches. 4️⃣ Omarion Hampton The Week 1 stat line was ugly: 8 points despite scoring a touchdown. Justin Herbert looked horrible, and the entire offense was lackluster. But I’m NOT giving up on Hampton. I’d offer a low-end RB2 or a second-round pick to buy him before the Chargers’ offense rebounds. This is exactly the type of player you should be trying to buy low on before the upside shows up. One bad week does NOT change the talent, opportunity, or upside. Who are you buying low on after Week 1? 👇 #FantasyFootball #FantasyFootball2026 #FantasyFootballAdvice #FantasyFootballTips