Before week six begins, make sure you watch this video because this is the most important week in the trade market this year.

At the wide receiver position specifically, there are a ton of buy-low options right now that you can get for practically nothing.

And in this video, we'll be talking about these seven wide receivers you should be targeting in trades before week six begins.

And we'll start with Kalil Shakur of the Buffalo Bills, who's one of my favorite trade targets right now that I'm trying to get him basically every league that I can. And here's the deal. This guy last week, he ended up missing

the game with an injury in week five. It was an ankle injury. He didn't practice all week. So there's

also a chance that he misses week six. He plays on Monday night football, so he has another week to

actually another day to get ready. But the point of this is not to trade for him just for specifically this week. Of course, it's not a great matchup against the Jets on Monday night. The point is, for the rest of the season, I want Shakir on my team. Because I

believe he's the number one pass catcher on the bills, including tight end Dalton Kincaid, including the

running back James Cook, because you look at this, Matt Collins is doing absolutely nothing

out there. Keon Coleman, in my opinion, is miscasted, a talented player not put in the right role. Curtis Samuel, I don't know if he's still dealing with his injury, but it's really not getting done right now. At MVS, we know what

MVS is. He's not really seeing a lot. Cool as Chikour, not only talent-wise, like actually good

player-wise is the best receiver on this team, bills. Now, what do I mean by the way that Josh Allen is using him and viewing him? Well, let's just look at this right here. Last week against

the Texans, who do have a quality defense, but not like one of the most groundbreaking defenses

ever. Josh Allen completed nine passes. I don't know if you guys saw this. The dude completed nine

passes out of 30 attempts. This reminded me of rookie year Josh Allen, where he couldn't complete anything. The dude literally was completing one-third of his passes in this game. Absolutely brutal. I mean, Anthony

Richardson would be proud of this performance. Now, Shakir being out wasn't the only reason

why Josh Allen struggled in this game, but it definitely wasn't not the reason, if that makes sense,

right? It definitely didn't help contribute to the fact that Josh Allen had a bad game because Kalil Shakur has been Josh Allen's security blanket this year, especially when he's under pressure. In week five, Josh Allen completed zero

of his 13 pass attempts while under pressure. And what do you know, Shakir wasn't out there

playing in that game. And despite missing week five, Kaler Shakur still has led this team with

19 targets. He leads the team with 19 targets, even though he's played in one less game. And the game before that in week four, he got banged up and had to leave in that game.

You're still getting this guy leading the team in targets. He is absolutely dynamic and

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