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Top 5 Fantasy Football Buy-Low Players to Get While They Still Stink

Bo Marchionte

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5. Jadarian Price, Seattle Seahawks
Jadarian Price Player Profile
- Height: 5'11"
- Weight: 209 lbs.
- Draft Entry: 2026 NFL Draft, Round 1, No. 32 overall
Seattle's crowded backfield has quickly complicated the fantasy honeymoon. Emanuel Wilson has eaten into the workload, while Price has yet to score a rushing touchdown. Zach Charbonnet is due to return and the weak-minded owner will buckle. Time to move in.

2025 SEASON — NOTRE DAME
- Rushing: 113 carries | 674 yards
- Touchdowns: 11
- Yards Per Carry: 6.0
- Receiving: 6 receptions | 87 yards | 2 TD
- Kick Returns: 12 | 450 yards | 2 TD
2026 SEASON
- Rushing: 23 carries | 104 yards
- Yards Per Carry: 4.5
- Touchdowns: 0
- Week 1: 10 carries | 52 yards
- Week 2: 13 carries | 52 yards
- Longest Run: 25 yards
THE BUY-LOW NUMBER: NO. 32 OVERALL

Forget the fantasy draft for a second. Seattle spent actual first-round NFL capital on Price. If somebody in your league is already bailing on that investment after September, that's when you start asking questions.
1. Breece Hall, New York Jets
Breece Hall Player Profile
- Height: 5'11"
- Weight: 217 lbs.
- Draft Entry: 2022 NFL Draft, Round 2, No. 36 overall
The Jets are struggling, Hall is hurt and fantasy owners looking for immediate gratification have every reason to get itchy. After bursting for 102 rushing yards in Week 1, Hall has produced just 61 rushing yards over the next two games. That's not a reason to erase the player it's a reason to see whether his owner has had enough. Hall is currently dealing with a quad injury.

2025 SEASON
- Rushing: 243 carries | 1,065 yards | 4 TD
- Yards Per Carry: 4.4
- Receiving: 36 receptions | 350 yards | 1 TD
- Scrimmage Yards: 1,415
- 20+ Yard Runs: 8
2026 SEASON
- Rushing: 51 carries | 163 yards | 1 TD
- Yards Per Carry: 3.2
- Receiving: 10 receptions | 102 yards
- Scrimmage Yards: 265
- Since Week 1: 29 carries | 61 yards | 2.1 YPC
THE BUY-LOW NUMBER: 2.1 YPC

That's what his owner has been staring at for two weeks. Make the call.
2. Kyle Pitts, Atlanta Falcons
Kyle Pitts Player Profile
- Height: 6'6"
- Weight: 250 lbs.
- Draft Entry: 2021 NFL Draft, Round 1, No. 4 overall
Pitts is lost in fantasy no-man's-land. Atlanta tagged him in the offseason, Kevin Stefanski's offense has gotten virtually nothing from him, and Pitts has somehow turned three games into two receptions. At some point, you'd think the NFL's former No. 4 overall pick has to graduate from expensive decoy back to actual weapon. That's the gamble and right now it should be cheap.

2025 SEASON
- Receptions: 88
- Receiving Yards: 928
- Touchdowns: 5
- Yards Per Catch: 10.5
2026 SEASON
- Receptions: 2
- Receiving Yards: 20
- Touchdowns: 0
- Yards Per Catch: 10.0
- Week 1: 0 catches
- Week 2: 1 catch | 15 yards
- Week 3: 1 catch | 5 yards
THE BUY-LOW NUMBER: 2 CATCHES

You almost have to admire the absurdity. Two catches in three games is exactly why the trade window exists.
3. George Pickens
George Pickens Player Profile
- Height: 6'3"
- Weight: 205 lbs.
- Draft Entry: 2022 NFL Draft, Round 2, No. 52 overall
George Pickens' 2025 breakout was enormous. His encore hasn't been. With CeeDee Lamb healthy and demanding his piece of Dallas' passing game, Pickens has gone from one of football's premier vertical threats to a receiver averaging 9.4 yards per catch. Somebody who drafted last year's version might already be wondering where he went. That's your opening.

2025 SEASON
- Receptions: 93
- Receiving Yards: 1,429
- Touchdowns: 9
- Yards Per Catch: 15.4
- 20+ Yard Receptions: 22
- 40+ Yard Receptions: 4
2026 SEASON
- Receptions: 16
- Receiving Yards: 150
- Touchdowns: 0
- Yards Per Catch: 9.4
- 20+ Yard Receptions: 0
- Longest Reception: 19 yards
THE BUY-LOW NUMBER: 0 PLAYS OF 20+ YARDS

He had 22 of them last season. Through three games this year? Zero. That's a hell of a stat to bet against lasting.
4. Justin Herbert, L.A. Chargers
Justin Herbert Player Profile
- Height: 6'6"
- Weight: 236 lbs.
- Draft Entry: 2020 NFL Draft — Round 1, No. 6 overall
Los Angeles is winless, Justin Herbert has more interceptions than touchdown passes and his 73.4 passer rating looks like something accidentally attached to another quarterback's résumé. But his 7.1 yards per attempt isn't far removed from last year's 7.3. The ugliness is concentrated in places that can change quickly.

2025 SEASON
- Passing: 340-of-512
- Passing Yards: 3,727
- Touchdowns: 26
- Interceptions: 13
- Yards Per Attempt: 7.3
- Passer Rating: 94.1
- Rushing: 498 yards | 2 TD
2026 SEASON
- Passing: 52-of-88
- Passing Yards: 627
- Touchdowns: 3
- Interceptions: 4
- Yards Per Attempt: 7.1
- Passer Rating: 73.4
- Rushing: 48 yards
THE BUY-LOW NUMBER: 3 TD | 4 INT

Herbert didn't suddenly lose his right arm. If his owner believes three September games are the new normal, find out what normal costs.
5. Jadarian Price, Seattle Seahawks
Jadarian Price Player Profile
- Height: 5'11"
- Weight: 209 lbs.
- Draft Entry: 2026 NFL Draft, Round 1, No. 32 overall
Seattle's crowded backfield has quickly complicated the fantasy honeymoon. Emanuel Wilson has eaten into the workload, while Price has yet to score a rushing touchdown. Zach Charbonnet is due to return and the weak-minded owner will buckle. Time to move in.

2025 SEASON — NOTRE DAME
- Rushing: 113 carries | 674 yards
- Touchdowns: 11
- Yards Per Carry: 6.0
- Receiving: 6 receptions | 87 yards | 2 TD
- Kick Returns: 12 | 450 yards | 2 TD
2026 SEASON
- Rushing: 23 carries | 104 yards
- Yards Per Carry: 4.5
- Touchdowns: 0
- Week 1: 10 carries | 52 yards
- Week 2: 13 carries | 52 yards
- Longest Run: 25 yards
THE BUY-LOW NUMBER: NO. 32 OVERALL

Forget the fantasy draft for a second. Seattle spent actual first-round NFL capital on Price. If somebody in your league is already bailing on that investment after September, that's when you start asking questions.
1. Breece Hall, New York Jets
Breece Hall Player Profile
- Height: 5'11"
- Weight: 217 lbs.
- Draft Entry: 2022 NFL Draft, Round 2, No. 36 overall
The Jets are struggling, Hall is hurt and fantasy owners looking for immediate gratification have every reason to get itchy. After bursting for 102 rushing yards in Week 1, Hall has produced just 61 rushing yards over the next two games. That's not a reason to erase the player it's a reason to see whether his owner has had enough. Hall is currently dealing with a quad injury.

2025 SEASON
- Rushing: 243 carries | 1,065 yards | 4 TD
- Yards Per Carry: 4.4
- Receiving: 36 receptions | 350 yards | 1 TD
- Scrimmage Yards: 1,415
- 20+ Yard Runs: 8
2026 SEASON
- Rushing: 51 carries | 163 yards | 1 TD
- Yards Per Carry: 3.2
- Receiving: 10 receptions | 102 yards
- Scrimmage Yards: 265
- Since Week 1: 29 carries | 61 yards | 2.1 YPC
THE BUY-LOW NUMBER: 2.1 YPC

That's what his owner has been staring at for two weeks. Make the call.

Top 5 Fantasy Football Buy-Low Players to Get While They Still Stink

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Kyle Pitts Player Profile

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