And, of course, The Trade! Chaos like that obviously leads to a fair amount of upheaval on the waiver wire. And, of course, there are players whose rise has nothing to do with the turmoil engulfing the rest of the league.

With the NBA trade deadline fast approaching on Feb. 6 at 3 p.m. ET, teams are making moves that could shift the fantasy basketball landscape. Whether it's a blockbuster trade like the Luka Doncic for Anthony Davis swap or a subtle roster tweak,

Eric Wong looks at the teams most impacted by the NBA trade deadline and the players who will be most helped or hurt by those deals.

Our experts break down the fantasy angles of every notable trade deadline deal that went down, including Doncic-Davis and more.

Denver opted for continuity, which has served them well over the past half a decade. Young players like Christian Braun and Julian Strawther will continue to play large roles. The lack of a move to acquire another star proves that they believe in what they have, meaning that Braun and Strawther are important parts of their future.

Hopefully, by the time you’re reading this the Philadelphia Eagles are World Champions once again. If not, well, congratulations to Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs for making that 10-year contract worth every penny.

With that in mind, below is a list of five players to target in fantasy trades and five to consider trading away, based on their current trends and projected outlook for the rest of the season.