Fantasy Football trade candidates: Players to buy and sell now to give your team an edge in Week 6 and beyond

This fantasy football news provides weekly trade advice based on Justin Boone's rest-of-season trade value charts, focusing on players to buy to improve roster management and secure deals.

For quarterbacks, Williams is recommended as a top buy for the second consecutive week, following his bye week, which allowed the coaching staff to make adjustments. Despite a quieter performance in his last game, Williams has shown a high fantasy ceiling earlier in the season and now faces four straight matchups against defenses ranked in the top-10 for allowing fantasy points to quarterbacks, including the Commanders, Saints, Ravens, and Bengals, suggesting he could become a key difference-maker.

At running back, Judkins is highlighted as a strong buy due to his impressive rookie performance, producing at least 70 scrimmage yards in all four games and taking on the lead role for the Browns. With outputs of 95, 115, and 128 yards and two touchdowns in recent games against tough opponents, and an easier schedule ahead, he is considered a potential fantasy RB1 and league-winner, making him a target before his value rises further.

For wide receivers, Olave is identified as a buy-low candidate because of his high target volume, averaging 10.8 per game, yet underperforming in fantasy points with no games over 60 yards or touchdowns. Given his past top-25 finishes and reports of possible trades to contenders before the deadline, he is expected to rebound soon, whether with the Saints or another team.

Other players to consider for buying include Jordan Love at quarterback and Breece Hall at running back, as mentioned in the advice.