It is that time of year again to make off-season moves in your fantasy football leagues. There is real value in devy leagues because of the unknowns of what will happen in the summer practices. Players could have a big uptick in playing time or lose their starting jobs. This is the time to make a move based on the player’s value
There are three sections that I will cover:
Stash: Either trade for a player or do not let go of that player because the value will get higher once he reaches the NFL.
Trash: A player where the value is higher than it should be, and it is a time to try and trade the player for as much as you can get.
Keep: These are players you should not give up on yet. You give them one more year to reach their potential.
Last year, we went with one position each week, but this year, we will not have a set position but three new players each installment. I have three new players this week, but if you missed week four, check it out here.
Stash: Bo Jackson, RB Ohio State
Ohio State will always have good depth at the running back position. They will be replacing great production from Quinshon Judkins and TreVeyon Henderson from last year. Sophomore James Peoples and transfer CJ Donaldson will lead the attack early in the season, but Bo Jackson should be in the rotation as well. Jackson was the number 11 running back in the 2025 recruiting class, and as a junior had 1,700 yards and 30 touchdowns.
Jackson did not have much receiving work in high school, but is a great runner who could eventually be the lead back for the Buckeyes in 2026. In our rankings, Jackson is RB33, but on campus2canton.com, he is listed as RB9. Now is the time to go after Jackson before his value gets much higher during the season. Ohio State has been a wide receiver factory, but the backs they have produced have been very highly drafted as well in the NFL. The fact is, Ryan Day knows how to run a very high-end offense, and you want the best back on the Buckeyes.
