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Week 10 Dynasty Fantasy Football Trade Advice | Keep Trade Cut

Mychal Warno Mychal Warno · · 5 min read
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This entry is part 1 of 25 in the series Dynasty Nerds | Keep Trade Cut

In dynasty fantasy football, every roster spot matters when building toward a championship. Week 10 Dynasty Fantasy Football Advice explains who to keep, trade, or cut a player can make a significant difference in both your short-term success and long-term roster value. In this article, we break down players worth holding onto, veterans you should consider trading while they still carry dynasty value, and roster cloggers you can move on from to make room for younger players with more upside. Dynasty championships aren’t just about identifying talent—they’re about maximizing value, making calculated decisions, and knowing when it’s time to move on.

Please note that this article is focused toward 12-team leagues with 28-man rosters.

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Keep | Braelon Allen | Week 10 Fantasy Football

With Breece Hall returning, many would be looking to move Braelon Allen from their dynasty rosters. For me, I am holding Allen. At just 22 years old, Allen is still one of the younger running backs in the NFL, making him an appealing dynasty hold. Allen has shown this season that he can produce when given an opportunity, and his role in the Jets’ offense makes him more than just a handcuff; I view their backfield much like the Rams’, with a 1a and 1b.

Allen has had standalone value as a bell cow. In his 5 starts this season while Hall was injured, Allen rushed for 504 yards and 2 touchdowns and contributed in the passing game. Allen will be on his rookie deal until the end of 2027, but I would not be shocked if New York moved on from Hall even though they have been denying trade rumors. If Hall were dealt, Allen’s dynasty value would skyrocket, and you would have a 22-year-old RB1 on your roster.

Keep | Jonah Coleman | Week 10 Keep Trade Cut

As many of you know, Jonah Coleman has been my ride-or-die player all season long. Now that Coleman is fully healthy, we are seeing him take over the Denver backfield, supplanting J.K. Dobbins. I also have no hesitation about Coleman’s role when RJ Harvey returns, as Coleman is clearly the best running back in Denver. Now that the trade deadline has come and gone without Denver adding a running back, Coleman managers can reap the benefits, with the possibility that he could be a league winner.

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Trade For | Luke Musgrave | Week 10 Fantasy Football

Later in this article, I will highlight tight ends who are safe to cut from your roster. However, one you can acquire fairly cheap, or even possibly on your waiver wire, is Luke Musgrave. In a recent episode of the Dynasty Nerds Podcast, Rich highlighted Musgrave as a player that he is targeting. At only 26 years old, Musgrave has battled injuries throughout his time with the Packers but will enter free agency this offseason.

We have seen in the past that sometimes, all a player needs is a change of scenery. If Musgrave is available on your waiver wire, add him and stash him on your Injured Reserve. Otherwise, send a fourth-round pick or a roster clogger on your dynasty roster to the Musgrave manager.

Trade Away | Jaylen Waddle | Week 10 Keep Trade Cut

Jaylen Waddle is a player I’m looking to trade away in dynasty, and at this point, I’m becoming frustrated with the constant injuries and inconsistent production. Every time the Broncos play, I anticipate the obligatory text from Sleeper stating that Jaylen Waddle is heading to the medical tent.

While I still believe Waddle is a talented receiver, the move to Denver has not produced the results dynasty managers were hoping for. Waddle’s short time in Denver has been disappointing, as he has recorded just 30 receptions for 337 yards and two touchdowns. That’s a significant step back from the production we saw during his time in Miami, including 64 receptions for 910 yards and six touchdowns in 2025. Speaking of his time in Miami, Waddle has not had a 1,000-yard receiving season since 2023. Waddle will be 28 later this month and is currently being valued as a WR3. I would use this value to my advantage and explore what is out there in the trade market. Can i turn Waddle into a deal for a younger unproven player with higher upside?

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Cut | Erick All Jr. | Week 10 Fantasy Football

So, we have talked about who we are keeping and who we are trading. Now, let’s talk about who we are cutting. Erick All Jr. is a player I’m comfortable parting ways with from my dynasty roster if I need to make room. Going back to college, All has a substantial injury history as he suffered a torn ACL during his final season at Iowa, then tore his ACL again during his rookie season in 2024. That injury forced him to miss the final seven games of his rookie campaign and the entire 2025 season. Now, after returning in 2026, All has torn his ACL for the third time.

I can’t continue using a roster spot on a player who has struggled to stay healthy and hasn’t produced enough when he has been on the field.

Cut | Jared Wiley | Week 10 Keep Trade Cut

Once viewed as a potential replacement for Travis Kelce, Jared Wiley has never lived up to the hype. The former fourth-round pick is now in his third NFL season and has yet to establish himself as a fantasy-relevant option. Appearing in just two games this season, Wiley has failed to record a single target, reception, or receiving yard. 

His lack of production extends beyond this season. Through 14 career games, Wiley has recorded just two receptions for 11 yards and zero touchdowns. At 26 years old, we’re no longer talking about a rookie tight end who simply needs time to develop. The Chiefs have moved forward with Noah Gray as the backup to Kelce. I can’t justify holding a player based solely on the draft capital he received three years ago.


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