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Best Week 7 Moves From Our Experts: Is Jaxson Dart Elite?

Best Week 7 Moves

Whether you're playing redraft or dynasty, knowing what moves to make is crucial to success.

That's why we're having each of our fantasy football experts give you one move to take advantage of this week.

Trade for Jaxson Dart in Dynasty

Shane Hallam

We had a healthy staff debate about whether Dart was a dynasty buy. He didn’t make our Dynasty Trade Targets article, but I am firmly in the buy camp, even if he comes at an expense.

I’ve been raving about Dart’s ceiling since he was a freshman in college starting at USC. He took little time to showcase that ceiling as a pro.

Dart racked up 50 yards rushing in each of his first three starts. Only two other QBs have done this in NFL history: Lamar Jackson and Jalen Hurts. Both were buys for me after their rookie seasons, shipping off a second-round rookie pick in 1QB leagues for each. 

Dart will have more starts than either if he stays healthy, so now is the time to try and grab him if he is rotting on a bench somewhere. It frees you up to trade your starting QB and plan on just plugging in Dart for the future.

In Superflex, he likely costs upwards of multiple first-round picks. Though I’d offer those up for a different QB first (Drake Maye, Caleb Williams, and Justin Herbert come to mind), Dart is worth that price.

Without Malik Nabers for the season, Dart’s value could dip a bit with a rough stretch, but keep him in mind as a QB to try and grab before next season.

Buy Ravens

Jared Smola

The Ravens totaled just 13 points over their last two games. But that hardly matters as we look toward the rest of the season. Because this offense will get QB Lamar Jackson back after the Week 7 bye.

The offense was humming before Jackson went down in Week 4, scoring 40 points vs. the Bills, 41 vs. the Browns, and 30 vs. the Lions.

The defense might be a bit better going forward as it gets healthier. But the Ravens could still find themselves in plenty of shootouts.

And the schedule looks very favorable for fantasy scoring. According to our adjusted fantasy points allowed, the Ravens have the:

• 4th easiest remaining QB schedule
• 15th easiest RB schedule
• 19th easiest WR schedule
• Easiest TE schedule

See if you can get your hands on Jackson, RB Derrick Henry, and/or WR Zay Flowers this week.

And consider stashing TE Isaiah Likely, who quietly ran more routes than TE Mark Andrews in Week 6.

Stash WR Pat Bryant

Jody Smith

Offenses evolve from year to year and sometimes from week to week. Denver utilized 11 personnel on 58% of their snaps last season, but that number has jumped to 64% so far in 2025.

That has opened the door for more target opportunities for the team’s young, evolving WR corps. 

Troy Franklin opened the year as Denver’s No. 2 ahead of Marvin Mims. Franklin has remained ahead of Mims, but the playing time has changed over the last four weeks. Franklin and Mims have seen their snap shares dip, while Bryant’s playing time is increasing. 

In Week 6, Bryant was targeted on a season-high 11% of his routes and ran more routes (19) than Mims (15). He also caught both of his targets for 22 yards. 

The production isn’t quite there yet, but Bryant’s role is slowly growing. If that trend continues, Bryant could become a flex option down the stretch. The Broncos have the seventh-easiest remaining strength of schedule for WRs. 

View  Bryant as a stash in deeper leagues who can easily be acquired on the waiver wire for a minimal bid. 

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Shane Hallam, Writer

Shane has over 20 years of experience creating content and playing every fantasy football format, including redraft, dynasty, devy, C2C, IDP, CFF, and more. He is a multi-year winner of $500 dynasty leagues on the FFPC and a King's Classic Champion. Shane utilizes deep film and scheme study to enhance his fantasy performance. He led the industry in 2024 preseason Kicker Rankings and ranked second in preseason QB Rankings. He also ranked eighth in preseason IDP rankings.