Week 10 of the NFL season is when most leagues set up their trade deadline. With that in mind, I recommend taking a look at Kyle Wood's Trade Targets article as he highlights some players you might want to consider trading for and trading away.
I want to talk about trading etiquette. Generally speaking, you've got to be very proactive as a trader. Communication is key. This means sending good offers. What is a good offer? If you need a RB and the other team doesn't have much RB depth, it's best to not send a trade offer without asking that manager if a certain RB is available. And if you need a RB and that team has an "extra" RB, see where their team is lacking and if you can adequately fill their need. Taking the extra minute to be considerate and thoughtful—both in fantasy and in life, friends—can be the difference between a successful and unsuccessful trade. I know, "be kind" isn't exactly groundbreaking advice, but you catch more flies with honey and all that.
For the rest of this Week 10 Cheat Sheet, I don't want to spend much time focusing on the marquee fantasy players across the league, and instead I want to focus on borderline players who are either at the end of your starting lineup, the end of your bench or near the top of a 12-team league's waiver wire.
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