Another exciting week of the 2023 NFL season has concluded, and as fantasy football managers gear up for week eight, it's time to explore potential trade options. Here are three players to consider buying and three players to consider selling based on their recent performances and potential value.

Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Rashee Rice has emerged as a vital piece of the team's offense, establishing himself as one of their top pass-catching options after tight end Travis Kelce. Rice has consistently seen five or more targets in five of the first seven weeks, and his yardage totals have been on the rise. With 72 yards in week six and 60 yards and a touchdown in week seven, Rice's role is expected to continue to grow as his rookie season progresses. Fantasy managers should act quickly to acquire him before his price increases further.

Drake London of the Atlanta Falcons had a disappointing start to the season with a zero-reception, zero-yard stat line in week one. However, since then, he has shown consistency, averaging eight targets, five receptions, and 63 receiving yards per game. Despite the Falcons' preference for a run-heavy offense, London has managed to produce consistently, even with a less-than-ideal quarterback situation. Managers should consider approaching his current roster manager, who might undervalue him due to scheme fit concerns.

While Rhamondre Stevenson has seen fewer rushing attempts than his teammate Ezekiel Elliott in recent weeks, fantasy managers should not panic about his role in the New England Patriots' offense. In week seven, Stevenson showcased his receiving abilities by hauling in all six of his targets for six receptions and 51 receiving yards. This showcases his versatility and secures his spot in fantasy lineups, even if he shares rushing work with Elliott. With a projected 55 receptions this season, Stevenson's value as an RB2 makes him a potential steal for those seeking RB3 prices after week seven.

On the other side of the trade market, there are several players worth considering selling. Brian Robinson started the 2023 season strongly with significant rushing attempts in the first two weeks. However, his workload has diminished since then, with only one game exceeding ten rushing attempts. In week seven, rookie running back Chris Rodriguez Jr. began receiving some of Robinson's workload, signaling a potential decrease in his fantasy value. While not a player to sell at all costs, managers should explore potential upgrades and gauge interest in Robinson.

Christian Watson, a promising young player, finds himself in a situation where commanding the majority of receiving work for the Green Bay Packers may prove challenging. In week seven, Watson shared the team lead in targets with three other players, indicating a lack of target dominance. Relying on big plays each week can be risky, especially without the necessary depth to withstand inconsistencies. Fantasy managers should consider seeking more consistent options elsewhere while holding onto Watson for future potential.

Deshaun Watson's 2023 season has been plagued by injuries and a notable decline in performance. Completing only one pass out of five attempts with an interception before leaving the game due to injury in week seven, Watson has failed to meet expectations. With several viable quarterback options available, it might be wise to part ways with Watson and pursue more reliable quarterback production elsewhere.

As fantasy football managers assess potential trade options for week eight, these players present both buying opportunities and sell candidates based on recent performances and circumstances. Secure your lineups by making well-informed decisions in the trade market.

Note: All statistical information and player assessments mentioned in this article are based on the provided text regarding the 2023 NFL season.