Dynasty fantasy football: Top 6 trade targets to buy low ft. Rashid Shaheed

The 2025 fantasy football season is quickly approaching, and Dynasty managers should be seeking out valuable trade targets. The unique format of these leagues makes it crucial to win deals during the offseason in order to build a roster for sustained success.

Here are six of the best players to buy low right now:

Dynasty Fantasy Football buy-low trade targets

Dynasty trade targets

#1 Anthony Richardson, QB, Indianapolis Colts

Anthony Richardson still has among the highest upside of any quarterback in the NFL. In 14 completed games, he has finished among the top 10 weekly fantasy football quarterbacks five times. If he can beat out Daniel Jones for the starting role for the Indianapolis Colts, he could be an absolute steal at QB27.

#2 Bhayshul Tuten, RB Jacksonville Jaguars

Bhayshul Tuten has a clear path to potentially serving as the starting running back for the Jacksonville Jaguars. Travis Etienne and Tank Bigsy both failed to secure the job last year, which is likely why Jacksonville decided to draft Tuten this year. He can surely outperform his RB35 ranking if he gets the opportunity.

#3 Jake Ferguson, TE, Dallas Cowboys

Jake Ferguson had a disappointing fantasy football season last year for the Dallas Cowboys. He finished as the TE34, a steep decline from TE9 the season before. This can likely be explained by Dak Prescott suffering a season-ending injury.

With a healthy quarterback who has always targeted tight ends, Ferguson can bounce back strongly. He has massive upside at his TE17 ranking.

#4 Rashid Shaheed, WR, New Orleans Saints

Rashid Shaheed appeared well on his way to becoming a breakout star in fantasy football last year before suffering a season-ending injury. He finished as the WR13 or better three times in his first five games, demonstrating his elite upside. The New Orleans Saints are desperate for offensive weapons, so Shaheed has a ton of value as the WR60 right now.

#5 Justin Fields, QB, New York Jets

Justin Fields has always been an attractive fantasy football quarterback due to his elite rushing upside. He finished as the QB12 or better in three of his final four games last year before being benched for Russell Wilson. Fields is now expected to serve as the full-time starter for the New York Jets, but is being severely undervalued as the QB23.

#6 Marvin Mims, WR, Denver Broncos

Marvin Mims exploded to finish as the WR5 and WR6 across the final two weeks of the season. He proved he has massive upside and could be given a significant workload for the Denver Broncos this season. He doesn't have a ton of competition for targets, and is still just 23 years old, making him an excellent investment as the WR63.