Mark Dankenbring advised selling Cedric Tillman after his massive game. He highlighted the Browns' tough upcoming schedule, including a Week 10 bye and matchups against the Saints (potentially against Marshon Lattimore), Steelers, Broncos, and Chiefs. Mark also mentioned the risk of quarterback Dorian Thompson-Robinson starting, which could negatively affect Tillman's production. He believes this is the highest value you can get for Tillman and suggests flipping him for value over the next few weeks.

Jack Miller advised buying Xavier Worthy. He noted that while Worthy's season hasn't been outstanding, he scored a touchdown this past week and has had target shares of 30% and 22% over the past two games. Miller acknowledged Worthy's low efficiency (6.4 yards per target) but pointed out that as a rookie, he could improve as he acclimates to the NFL. He also mentioned that with DeAndre Hopkins possibly declining at age 32 and dealing with injuries, Worthy could see increased opportunities.

Adam Levitan advised selling Kareem Hunt. He highlighted that the running back position is deep this year and that Hunt's value may decline due to a tough upcoming schedule and the potential return of Isaiah Pacheco as soon as Week 12 or 14. Levitan noted that Hunt could be in a timeshare and is not creating yards on his own, relying on blocked runs and touchdowns, which might be harder to come by against defenses like the Texans and Steelers in the fantasy championship weeks.f

Mark Dankenbring expressed concern about Jalen Waddle's declining target share due to the emergence of De'Von Achane and increased tight end involvement, suggesting trading Waddle for a running back like James Conner or Brian Robinson.

Adam suggested that Marvin Harrison Jr. is an interesting sell-high candidate. Despite his recent breakout game, he only saw 19% of the targets, with a high average depth of target (ADOT) of 20 yards, indicating his usage hasn't changed. Adam feels that Harrison is a boom-bust player, and now might be a good time to trade him if others value him as a top-tier player.

John Daigle recommended adding Taysom Hill wherever he's tight end eligible, highlighting his 23 touches over the last three appearances, including 15 carries, six catches, and two passes on 79 snaps. With two top-five tight end finishes in those games, Hill offers a high ceiling, especially with injuries to teammates like Kendrick Miller and Jamal Williams potentially leading to increased usage.

John Daigle suggested adding Mike Gesicki, noting that even if T. Higgins returns, Gesicki could maintain a significant role due to the season-ending injury to rookie tight end Eric All. Daigle pointed out Gesicki's season-high 61% route rate and the possibility of him becoming a 75% snap tight end in the Bengals' high pass rate offense.

John Daigle recommended adding Demarcus Robinson as a flex option, noting that despite competition from Tutu Atwell and Jordan Whittington, Robinson has earned a significant role in an elite offense. Daigle highlighted that in his last nine games as the Rams' wide receiver three, Robinson has a team-high 11 end zone targets over Cooper Kupp's nine.