Fantasy Football Week 3 trade value chart feat. Travis Kelce, Dalton Kincaid, Jake Ferguson and more

Each week, fantasy football brings a new set of trade values. Factors contributing to weekly adjustments include player performance, injuries and projected team roles. Here are some of the names to watch as Week 3 approaches.

Fantasy Football trade value chart notes for Week 3

Trade Value Chart

Fantasy Football trade value chart - QBs

Jayden Daniels is climbing the quarterback ladder for most valuable trade targets this fantasy football season. His elite rushing is his top skill. Dual-threat quarterbacks are fantasy lineup unicorns.

Meanwhile, Joe Burrow's trade value has dropped following his disappointing start. This allows managers to buy low on the superstar quarterback. Fantasy football players should take that risk because he will likely bounce back soon.

Fantasy Football trade value chart - RBs

Christian McCaffrey has slipped down the running back trade value chart following his inclusion on the injured reserve. His backup, Jordan Mason, has maximized his on-field opportunities while climbing the list.

Bijan Robinson and Breece Hall top the running back rankings and have the highest overall Week 3 trade values. De'Von Achane and Kyren Williams could soon join them.

Fantasy Football trade value chart - WRs

Tee Higgins is generally a reliable fantasy football receiver. However, his trade chart value continues dropping. He hasn't played this season due to an injury and contract issues.

Conversely, Jameson Williams has become a sought-after wide receiver. He is currently the overall WR6 and has ascended the trade value chart. He now ranks among the top 30 players at his position.

Fantasy Football trade value chart - TEs

Travis Kelce's stock has fallen after a disappointing start this season. A few days shy of his 35th birthday, he has failed to find his usual elite form. Yet, his status as an all-time great makes buying him low a sound option. His chances of breaking out soon seem likely.

Like Kelce, Jake Ferguson and Dalton Kincaid's market values have recently fallen. However, they also represent buy-low targets, as their roles in high-powered offenses offer greater upside than similarly priced options.