Fantasy Football Week 13 Rest of Season Rankings & Trade Values Chart (2024)

Week 13 Rankings: Standard | PPR

For a few weeks there it looked like Allen Robinson would salvage his season. In Weeks 9 and 10 he came through with touchdowns and good yardage on strong target and reception totals. You could feel good about him.

Then he fell short of double digits at Detroit, a game he scored in but had just 18 yards. He hit rock bottom last week at Buffalo, collapsing for 24 yards with two catches on four targets.

Allen Robinson

NYG • WR • #5

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Suffice to say, no one's stock has fallen quite as quickly. His shaky play meshed with his awful quarterback and a bad Jaguars offense brought Robinson to this point. He's on pace for nine touchdowns and 77 receptions, which is OK, but just 860 yards. Clearly he's way off his pace from 2015 even though he's still on pace for over 150 targets, just like last year. It's merely another example of Jacksonville's regression.

This is a great week to rent a cement mixer, drive it to your house, churn some cement, have it tumble down the chute onto a chair and have Robinson plop down on it. Sit him. He's taking on a Broncos defense that can contain him -- they've done it already to A.J. Green, Mike Evans, Julio Jones, T.Y. Hilton and Amari Cooper. And he gets the Vikings defense at home in Week 14, so figure the cement lasts two weeks.

Here are some players to consider over Robinson for the next two weeks:

Davante Adams: This should be obvious. Even with a pair of difficult matchups on the horizon (Houston, Seattle), Adams has elevated his game this season and has become an end-zone favorite for Aaron Rodgers. He's even come up with over 100 yards in two of his last three. This is a no-brainer.

Marvin Jones: On Thanksgiving it looked like Matthew Stafford tried to get him going, tallying 27 yards on the Lions first drive. But he slowed down despite some deep balls and end-zone targets. With a high-scoring game upcoming at New Orleans followed by a home date with the Bears, Jones actually has likable matchups. Hopefully he keeps getting double-digit targets like he had last week.

DeSean Jackson: With big games in consecutive weeks, Jackson is flirting with must-start status. He's got a tough matchup at Arizona but if Patrick Peterson isn't 100 percent (or better yet inactive) then he'll have some chances to fly. And you know Jackson will have revenge on the mind at Philly in Week 14.

Kenny Britt: Already with a career-high 54 catches and 788 yards through 11 games, Britt's had 10-plus Fantasy points in three of his past four and should find numbers against the Patriots and Falcons while chasing points over the next two weeks.

Tyreek Hill, Malcolm Mitchell, Taylor Gabriel: This week's trendy waiver-wire pickups all should be considerations for Week 13. They're playing well and all have pretty good matchups. Mitchell's status likely depends on Gronkowski's health, and Hill could also take a backseat if Jeremy Maclin comes back. Gabriel is a risky proposition because of his limited touches. But all three offer high upside, which is appealing compared to Robinson.

What are the Rest of Season Rankings & Trade Values? The values assigned to the players below are a long-term measurement of their Fantasy value in standard and PPR leagues. And if your league still allows trade, you could add two players' values to determine what one player you should be able to get in return. Any player not on the chart should be considered valued at no more than four points and not a must-own.

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