Top 10 WRs to trade for or trade away in Fantasy Football Week 12 feat. Stefon Diggs and Rome Odunze

Fantasy football is rounding into the final handful of weeks, which means it's time to start getting ready for the playoffs if you're fortunate. If you're unfortunate, it's time to make your own luck. Whichever boat you sit in, trading players could be the best way to maximize your chances in the closing stages of the fantasy football regular season.

Here's a guide for players to move on from and players to pursue. There are plenty of options for both, considering the declining weather, which will adversely affect receivers on a weekly basis.

Fantasy Football WRs to trade away including Marvin Harrison Jr:

Marvin Harrison Jr at Arizona Cardinals v Seattle Seahawks - Source: Getty

• #10 - Marvin Harrison Jr.
• #9 - Chris Godwin
• #8 - Kayshon Boutte
• #7 - Rashee Rice
• #6 - Davante Adams
• #5 - Tee Higgins
• #4 - A.J. Brown
• #3 - Michael Pittman
• #2 - Rome Odunze
• #1 - Rashid Shaheed

Marvin Harrison Jr. is still recovering from his appendicitis surgery and will miss another game, per a Wednesday report from ESPN. With the Arizona Cardinals completely out of the picture, there's no reason for Harrison to rush back to the field, even with players like Greg Dortch and Michael Wilson surging with Jacoby Brissett.

Rome Odunze has had his moments, but as a member of the Chicago Bears, the weather is about to take a turn for the worse. As such, as a receiver in the Windy City, his production is likely to take a dip in home contests, which is reason to move on for a player of equal caliber in a warmer climate.

Fantasy Football WRs to trade for including Stefon Diggs:

Stefon Diggs catches a pass against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers - Source: Getty

• #10 - Chris Olave
• #9 - Tez Johnson
• #8 - Troy Franklin
• #7 - Christian Watson
• #6 - Justin Jefferson
• #5 - Jameson Williams
• #4 - Jaylen Waddle
• #3 - Courtland Sutton
• #2 - Emeka Egbuka
• #1 - Stefon Diggs

Stefon Diggs had a down year with the Houston Texans, but the nearly 32-year-old receiver has been a reliable fantasy football option in New England. He also has a remarkable string of games on deck. If you can convince a manager to part ways on account of fear that he will hit a wall due to his older age, you will reap the rewards.

With Rashid Shaheed out the door, Chris Olave has benefitted perhaps more than anyone, turning in his first 100-yard game in his first outing without Shaheed. He could be obtainable if you have a manager who isn't aware of why Olave popped on Nov. 9.