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You win easily. Drake is so far ahead of Bell.
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1-1, PPR league, 10 teams My roster pre-trade: QB: Ben Roethlisberger RB: James Conner, Jerrick McKinnon, James White, Joshua Kelley, JK Dobbins, Christian McCaffrey (OUT) WR: Tyreek Hill, Robert Woods, Terry McLaurin, DJ Chark TE: George Kittle, Jonnu Smith I traded James Conner and Tyreek Hill for Nick Chubb and Allen Robinson. I might have bought a little high on Chubb, but I feel like he's much more dependable as an RB1 to weather the storm while McCaffrey is out than is Conner who is made of porcelain. I like buying low on Robinson, as I feel like he
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Trade Offer - who gets the better deal?
keysersoze3421 replied to BornToFly's topic in Fantasy Football
Definitely option 2 because of Chubb. -
I don't see anything wrong with it unless moving forward you do that for everyone.
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McLaurin and Davis is not a wash. Davis is a marginal flex play going forward, while McLaurin is a locked-in WR2. He's not going to give you a stud like that for peanuts. You would need to include Hill or Ridley if you want Jones.
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Can't bench Chubb, and I also think you can't bench Robinson. He's so heavily involved as a volume play (36 touches through 2 games), and the Jaguars' resurgent offense is encouraging. I think you probably bench Woods because of the White matchup. That said Johnson probably draws Roby and Moore possibly draws Hayward, so I don't think you're guaranteed anything. With McCaffrey out, I imagine the Panthers throwing more, which bodes well for Moore.
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You're in the right neighborhood. I think a contributing RB (James Robinson, Joe Mixon, James Conner) plus a mid-WR2 (Robert Woods, Terry McLaurin, D.J. Moore) would be a fair package. But you need to get something back so that you're not giving up two useful players for nothing for the next several weeks. Like Robinson/Mixon/Conner + McLaurin/Woods/Moore for McCaffrey + Parker/Boyd + Hines/Kelley
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Given how premium RBs are, probably package 2 unless you're stacked at RB.
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I agree with your analysis on Gordon. If Driskel or Bortles is starting, you're going to get very few yards, maybe a lot of dumpoffs, and a few short-distance TDs. I would rather bank on production from Montgomery. I don't mind trading for Andrews generally but would just want more than Chark in that package.
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I don't know that I would make that trade actually. If you're going to deal Montgomery or Gordon, shoot for a better return. While Andrews profiles as a slight upgrade on Engram, I don't think the massive downgrade to Chark makes the deal worth it. Chark has me worried -- only 7 targets through two weeks (4th on the team). Keelan Cole seems to be the number 1 option, and Chark's skillset isn't ideal for the style of offense they're running. Shenault -- who is being used like vintage Cordarrelle Patterson (better receiver of course) -- seems to be their Swiss Army Knife. I think if you're
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Ha, thanks! It's been a couple of years!
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If you're 1-1 or 2-0, the latter. If you're 0-2, the former, unless you want to take some risk.
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What does the rest of your team look like?
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Sell - Cam Newton, Josh Allen, or any other later-round, high-performing QB. This assumes the price is right. I like the idea of moving one for some help at WR and RB, especially given the rash of injuries. You likely drafted them relatively late and can probably throw in a Minshew or Tannehill off waivers, both of whom will give you respectable production. If you can get a decent return for Joe Mixon, I would pull the trigger. Besides only playing 54% of the team's offensive snaps (16th among RBs) through two weeks, the Cincinnati line looks abysmal. You might still be able to sell
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Dez Bryant Scenario: More Haynesworth than Dillon?
keysersoze3421 replied to DoleINGout's topic in New England Patriots
True. There's no one in the league that has the same "my ball" mentality that Dez has.