Emeka Egbuka, Tampa Bay Buccaneers
G-RANK RoS: WR14
It was a weird week 1 for the Bucs. Baker Mayfield fumbled the ball 3 times, and Emeka Egbuka wasn't really able to get going in what should have been a very favorable matchup. Now might be your only chance to acquire him; he led the team in yards and was on the field for 86% of snaps, dispelling any doubt that he might not be the WR1 in this offense. Mayfield will have better weeks, and so will Egbuka. If any of your league-mates are selling low, put in an offer.
De'Von Achane, Miami Dolphins
G-RANK RoS: RB9
The De'Von Achane manager in your league is probably freaking out after an 8.6-point performance in Week 1. Now's the chance to try and trade up at running back and capitalize on those fears. He had even fewer rush attempts and targets in week 1 last year and turned out plenty fine; had he gotten in the endzone against the Raiders, no one would be batting an eye. I still think Achane is going to be a target hog in this offense and soak up garbage time work. If you can trade Breece Hall or Kyren Williams for Achane, I'd make that move in a heartbeat.
Alec Pierce, Indianapolis Colts
G-RANK RoS: WR36
Now might be your chance to acquire a guy I still believe in after a lackluster Week 1 performance. Pierce was on a snap count against the Ravens (on the field for 59% of attempts) but managed 61 yards on 6 targets: a respectable enough performance for limited utilization. If I lost A.J. Brown or am looking to add WR depth, I might make a trade for Alec Pierce and see if I can get him a bit cheaper before he breaks out.
