CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA – NOVEMBER 30: Jalen Coker #18 of the Carolina Panthers celebrates after his receiving touchdown against the Los Angeles Rams during the third quarter at Bank of America Stadium on November 30, 2025 in Charlotte, North Carolina. (Photo by Grant Halverson/Getty Images)
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Trade targets differ by team, and securing a player who appreciates in value can lead to a successful trade. This list presents three players who are currently attainable according to their Keep Trade Cut (KTC) rankings.
1. Ricky Pearsall: KTC Rank (WR48)
Although Pearsall is projected as the San Francisco 49ers’ long‑term WR1, his current KTC ranking places him at WR48.
If Mike Evans remains healthy this season, he is expected to retain the WR1 role, but at 32 years old his tenure in that position may be limited.
San Francisco also selected De’Zhaun Stribling with the 33rd overall pick in the 2026 NFL Draft, just two spots after Pearsall, who was chosen 31st overall in the 2024 draft.
Comparatively, Pearsall possesses superior prospect qualities and is only 25, having missed playing time in his first two seasons but delivering encouraging performances.
In 2025, Pearsall posted at least 14.5 PPR points in three of his nine games, suggesting that his minimum value may be around that level.
2. D.J. Moore: KTC Rank (WR37)
Veteran D.J. Moore has joined the Buffalo Bills, and a new environment should bolster his production.
While Moore remains a talented receiver, his 10 points per game in 2025 marked his lowest output since his rookie year; however, he has reached at least 14 points per game in five of his last seven seasons.
The Bills surrendered their 2026 second‑round selection in the deal, indicating confidence that Moore will become their WR1, and with Josh Allen—one of the league’s top quarterbacks—projected to boost his fantasy output.
At 29, Moore’s career trajectory may be limited to one or two more productive seasons, yet he remains an excellent FLEX option and can be acquired at his current WR37 valuation.
3. Jalen Coker: KTC Rank (WR53)
Jalen Coker’s path has been unconventional, as he entered the league undrafted in 2024, yet he emerged as the Panthers’ second‑best wide receiver in the previous season.
With Tetairoa McMillan occupying the WR1 role, the WR2 position for Carolina is open, and although Chris Brazzell II was selected in the third round of the 2026 draft, he has yet to establish himself.
Despite limited target volume, Coker recorded 394 receiving yards on 43 targets across 11 games, and he posted 14 or more fantasy points in three of those matchups.
Additionally, the Panthers demonstrated confidence in Coker by signing him to a three‑year contract this summer.
While Coker carries higher risk than the other two candidates, his WR53 ranking makes him a valuable trade target in dynasty fantasy football at present.
