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2013 Off Season Dynasty Trade Thread (for completed trades) (3 Viewers)

Speaking of CJ Spiller, the David Wilson discussion reminds me a lot of the CJ Spiller thread from September (with less support for Wilson - understandable given the lack of track record, but similar nonetheless). Should be interesting to see how this one plays out in the end.

I would trade Spiller for Harvin in a heartbeat.
Let's see here. Top 5 (top 10-12 to market, we'll say) dynasty RB acquired for Jennings/Moore = steal. McCoy and Julio are a wash. What am I missing here?

ETA: Top 10-12 for market will be after Spiller continues to do work. I understand his market value in PPR dynasty is currently still probably RB16 or so. Not for long.
Spiller is not a top 5 dynasty back and McCoy is still worth more than Julio, in most formats. VORP dictates that HUGE value be placed on a young, proven, elite RB. While Julio is a top 2 WR, his advantage over the next tier is much smaller than Shady's, compared to the next tier of RBs. And Spiller for Jennings/Moore is not a steal. Very fair.

Why treat Spiller as a top 5 RB already? There is no margin for error in doing so. Market will dictate top 12 - why pay more than that? He is not going to eclipse that top 5 ranking this season, most likely, so why jump the gun? There is a very real chance that he doesn't reach that top 5 tag, too.
I am a Spiller fan, but the Spiller lovefest may be out of control. Gotta love the Bill Swerski's Super CJ Spiller Fans who are pimping him! As a Spiller owner, I am waiting for his value to hit the top before selling.
I see this a lot about no margin for error at top 5. Very few players have any margin for error at #5, and that is usually the #1, #2, #3 and #4 players. You have to put someone at #5, and if you'd rather have Spiller over the other remaining RBs after the top 4, then you treat Spiller as the #5. Spiller imo has as much upside as anyone after the top 4 (or anyone in the top 4 for that matter) and all of the RBs after the top 4 have equal or greater downside, so #5 is about right for me. This is not to say that market is at top 5, yet, so getting him at RB7-RB10 value would present an opportunity for profit which will be realized in the near future.
So a large percentage of this this thread thinks that spiller is now a rb5. Unreal.

And I like spiller, but the groupthink at wok here is out of control...
Nope, had him around there even before last week.
So now is the time to sell on the hype when there are so many unknown variables. The more time goes by, the more these variables become known, and the greater the probability that this value decreases.
and despite Spiller being so good last year, FJax was the starter this year. I own neither and am going after neither, but I do feel it's a good idea to cash in now for a starter that fills a hole because chances are when FJax comes back, and he will, this is going to be an RBBC that just makes you frustrated.
For dynasty, whether the Bills coaches elect to go committee when FJax returns is of little consequence to me in ranking Spiller in the top 5. Sooner or later (Fjax is getting long in the tooth), Spiller WILL take over as the unquestioned #1. The short term uncertainty is what presents the potential buying opportunity. Once Spiller becomes the unquestioned #1, he will join the group of nearly untradeables.
 
It's been a while since I took the time to watch any of David Wilson, but my take on him coming out of college is that he lacked the vision/instincts/footwork to be on par with Richardson or even Martin. When you watched Doug Martin's highlights at Boise State, he was constantly making subtle moves to avoid tackles and pick up extra yards. My recollection of Wilson is that he was involved in a lot of big collisions, which is a symptom of bad vision and elusiveness. If that continues to be a problem in the NFL then his long term durability might be an issue.

There's plenty to like with him. He's a wet dream for the height/weight/speed crowd. Workout freak. Massively productive in college. High draft pick. Good supporting cast and organization. Clear opportunity with Bradshaw out of the picture.

A few months back I had him as a good buy low target, but then he had a good game or two and his value ballooned overnight. I wouldn't buy him at his current price. There's still upside, but also downside. People have flipped out for guys like Ronnie Brown, Kevin Jones, Steve Slaton, and Julius Jones in similar situations and been burned big time. There's not a huge margin for error when you pay 2nd-3rd round startup value for someone. I have to be pretty confident in a player to take him that high, and I don't yet have that level of faith in Wilson.

 
Gave:2013 - 2.102014 - 1st Rounderfor2013 - 1.10The 2.10 was probably going to end up as a throwaway player anyways and if I can get a few impact rookies, my 2014 should be in around the 1.10 range. No way I pick TOP 5 next year.
I'll take the 2.10 and the 14 first. I'd say the 14 first is the most valuable piece in the trade.
And that's fair, but I plan on moving both Michael Vick and Torrey Smith (players who won't be starting for me) to hopefully move up to the 1.05 range. If I can get TWO of my TOP FIVE GUYS. I will be a very happy camper.The 1.01 and 1.05 last year garnered Trent Richardson + Robert Griffin III. The cost to acquire said picks was very low compared to the value those two players now hold.EDIT: I always mortgage my future for the present. I went into last season without a 1st Round Draft Pick and now I own the 1.01 and the 1.10. When draft time comes along next year, I will have hopefully swindled away a few player's 1st Round selections.
I would say the value of the 1.01 last year wasn't much less than the value of Trent Richardson right now. Plenty of people valued Trent as a top 3 dynasty back way before the start of the season, before the 2012 nfl draft, before he even declared for the draft, and so on. You're also not getting a player at the 1.01 this year that is at the level of a top 5 pick last year. Comparing these two drafts as a reference point is a faulty claim.
I guess we'll see. There are more than a few guys that I am geeked about in this draft class, personally.Hell, I don't think it's out of the realm of possibility that Eddie Lacy outscores Trent Richardson this season. Richardson is a great talent but just in a god-awful situation. I can also see Corradelle Patterson outscoring Julio Jones.Tavon Austin is probably going to be a PPR machine.Besides RG3, Luck, and Richardson I'm not sure why everyone is acting like last year's class was elite. I haven't seen enough out of Blackmon and Floyd to suggest they are any better than Austin or Patterson.
 
It might be nice if you could give an explanation for your reasoning on the trades you comment on (which appears to be on just about every trade in this thread). It would save people the time to question your rationale that you could have given in the first place.

Just my :2cents:
I do like to post which side I prefer in trades that are made and when I post a trade I like to see which side other members prefer. I really do not think my opinion is going to change anyone's mind and no one else is going to change mine. If someone questions my thinking then I will gladly reply.
I think the value of this thread is the discussions as to why a person prefers one side or the other. Posting "I prefer this side" doesn't contribute much to the discussion. Posting "I prefer this side because" does.
Exactly the point I was making. Just saying "I like the Team A side" is an opinion in a vacuum and offers me little value on the merits of the trade itself. Casting a vote without explanation doesn't tell me what I really want to know - which is why it was a good or bad deal for either party (which is not always self-evident).
 
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Gave:2013 - 2.102014 - 1st Rounderfor2013 - 1.10The 2.10 was probably going to end up as a throwaway player anyways and if I can get a few impact rookies, my 2014 should be in around the 1.10 range. No way I pick TOP 5 next year.
I'll take the 2.10 and the 14 first. I'd say the 14 first is the most valuable piece in the trade.
And that's fair, but I plan on moving both Michael Vick and Torrey Smith (players who won't be starting for me) to hopefully move up to the 1.05 range. If I can get TWO of my TOP FIVE GUYS. I will be a very happy camper.The 1.01 and 1.05 last year garnered Trent Richardson + Robert Griffin III. The cost to acquire said picks was very low compared to the value those two players now hold.EDIT: I always mortgage my future for the present. I went into last season without a 1st Round Draft Pick and now I own the 1.01 and the 1.10. When draft time comes along next year, I will have hopefully swindled away a few player's 1st Round selections.
I would say the value of the 1.01 last year wasn't much less than the value of Trent Richardson right now. Plenty of people valued Trent as a top 3 dynasty back way before the start of the season, before the 2012 nfl draft, before he even declared for the draft, and so on. You're also not getting a player at the 1.01 this year that is at the level of a top 5 pick last year. Comparing these two drafts as a reference point is a faulty claim.
I guess we'll see. There are more than a few guys that I am geeked about in this draft class, personally.Hell, I don't think it's out of the realm of possibility that Eddie Lacy outscores Trent Richardson this season. Richardson is a great talent but just in a god-awful situation. I can also see Corradelle Patterson outscoring Julio Jones.Tavon Austin is probably going to be a PPR machine.Besides RG3, Luck, and Richardson I'm not sure why everyone is acting like last year's class was elite. I haven't seen enough out of Blackmon and Floyd to suggest they are any better than Austin or Patterson.
Sure, if lacy lands in a great situation he could out score Richardson. I don't even think Patterson out scoring Julio is worth a response. Besides luck, rg3 and Richardson, why is last years class elite? Maybe Martin, a top 5 dynasty rb. Wilson, who's value is through the roof right now. Blackmon, who showed quite a bit over the second half of last season. Floyd, miller, wright
 
People have flipped out for guys like Ronnie Brown, Kevin Jones, Steve Slaton, and Julius Jones in similar situations and been burned big time. There's not a huge margin for error when you pay 2nd-3rd round startup value for someone. I have to be pretty confident in a player to take him that high, and I don't yet have that level of faith in Wilson.
These are my feelings too. The few that treated Spiller as a top 5 back before he broke out got what they paid for. The people that did the same for Julius Jones really hurt their team. That risk/reward isn't promising to me. If he is the next Spiller, there is potential to cash in right now. But, at this price, it just feels like a Teaser bet to me, to use a gambling term.
 
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He led all NCAA RBs in yards after initial contact in 2011, his last season.
Thanks for that. :thumbup: Do you have a link? Not because I don't believe you, but because I'd love to look at the numbers.
According to STATS X-Info, Virginia Tech RB David Wilson led the nation in yards after contact in 2011.Wilson's 990 yards after contact were 267 more than Trent Richardson's, and the sample size isn't skewed. Wilson had 290 carries to Richardson's 283. According to the National Football Post's Dan Pompei, the STATS X-Info is being used by "several teams" preparing for the draft in two weeks.Source: National Football Post
 
Gave:

2013 - 2.10

2014 - 1st Rounder

for

2013 - 1.10

The 2.10 was probably going to end up as a throwaway player anyways and if I can get a few impact rookies, my 2014 should be in around the 1.10 range. No way I pick TOP 5 next year.
I'll take the 2.10 and the 14 first. I'd say the 14 first is the most valuable piece in the trade.
And that's fair, but I plan on moving both Michael Vick and Torrey Smith (players who won't be starting for me) to hopefully move up to the 1.05 range. If I can get TWO of my TOP FIVE GUYS. I will be a very happy camper.The 1.01 and 1.05 last year garnered Trent Richardson + Robert Griffin III. The cost to acquire said picks was very low compared to the value those two players now hold.

EDIT: I always mortgage my future for the present. I went into last season without a 1st Round Draft Pick and now I own the 1.01 and the 1.10. When draft time comes along next year, I will have hopefully swindled away a few player's 1st Round selections.
I would say the value of the 1.01 last year wasn't much less than the value of Trent Richardson right now. Plenty of people valued Trent as a top 3 dynasty back way before the start of the season, before the 2012 nfl draft, before he even declared for the draft, and so on. You're also not getting a player at the 1.01 this year that is at the level of a top 5 pick last year. Comparing these two drafts as a reference point is a faulty claim.
I guess we'll see. There are more than a few guys that I am geeked about in this draft class, personally.Hell, I don't think it's out of the realm of possibility that Eddie Lacy outscores Trent Richardson this season. Richardson is a great talent but just in a god-awful situation. I can also see Corradelle Patterson outscoring Julio Jones.

Tavon Austin is probably going to be a PPR machine.

Besides RG3, Luck, and Richardson I'm not sure why everyone is acting like last year's class was elite. I haven't seen enough out of Blackmon and Floyd to suggest they are any better than Austin or Patterson.
Sure, if lacy lands in a great situation he could out score Richardson. I don't even think Patterson out scoring Julio is worth a response. Besides luck, rg3 and Richardson, why is last years class elite? Maybe Martin, a top 5 dynasty rb. Wilson, who's value is through the roof right now. Blackmon, who showed quite a bit over the second half of last season. Floyd, miller, wright
I could be completely wrong but I see Cordarelle Patterson as a guy who's going to come in and average 80+ catches a season. The guy is a straight-up baller.Size

Julio Jones: 6 ft 3 / 220 lbs

Cordarelle Patterson: 6 ft 3 / 216 lbs

40 yard dash

Julio Jones: 4.39

Cordarelle Patterson: 4.42

Obviously it depends where the guy lands but it be foolish not to acknowledge this guy's upside.

 
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He led all NCAA RBs in yards after initial contact in 2011, his last season.
Thanks for that. :thumbup: Do you have a link? Not because I don't believe you, but because I'd love to look at the numbers.
According to STATS X-Info, Virginia Tech RB David Wilson led the nation in yards after contact in 2011.Wilson's 990 yards after contact were 267 more than Trent Richardson's, and the sample size isn't skewed. Wilson had 290 carries to Richardson's 283. According to the National Football Post's Dan Pompei, the STATS X-Info is being used by "several teams" preparing for the draft in two weeks.Source: National Football Post
He also played in the ACC.
 
According to STATS X-Info, Virginia Tech RB David Wilson led the nation in yards after contact in 2011.Wilson's 990 yards after contact were 267 more than Trent Richardson's, and the sample size isn't skewed. Wilson had 290 carries to Richardson's 283. According to the National Football Post's Dan Pompei, the STATS X-Info is being used by "several teams" preparing for the draft in two weeks.Source: National Football Post
This stuff looks awesome, but based on their site, I am assuming it is way out of my price range. :kicksrock:
 
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According to STATS X-Info, Virginia Tech RB David Wilson led the nation in yards after contact in 2011.Wilson's 990 yards after contact were 267 more than Trent Richardson's, and the sample size isn't skewed. Wilson had 290 carries to Richardson's 283. According to the National Football Post's Dan Pompei, the STATS X-Info is being used by "several teams" preparing for the draft in two weeks.Source: National Football Post
This stuff looks awesome, but based on their site, I am assuming it is way out of my price range. :kicksrock:
The blurb is from Rotoworld. I don't much about the STATS X-Info site, if that's what you are referring to.
 
According to STATS X-Info, Virginia Tech RB David Wilson led the nation in yards after contact in 2011.Wilson's 990 yards after contact were 267 more than Trent Richardson's, and the sample size isn't skewed. Wilson had 290 carries to Richardson's 283. According to the National Football Post's Dan Pompei, the STATS X-Info is being used by "several teams" preparing for the draft in two weeks.Source: National Football Post
This stuff looks awesome, but based on their site, I am assuming it is way out of my price range. :kicksrock:
The blurb is from Rotoworld. I don't much about the STATS X-Info site, if that's what you are referring to.
Yes, it looks really awesome and like something I would love to get my hands on. But they are marketing to broadcasters and such.
 
Gave:

2013 - 2.10

2014 - 1st Rounder

for

2013 - 1.10

The 2.10 was probably going to end up as a throwaway player anyways and if I can get a few impact rookies, my 2014 should be in around the 1.10 range. No way I pick TOP 5 next year.
I'll take the 2.10 and the 14 first. I'd say the 14 first is the most valuable piece in the trade.
And that's fair, but I plan on moving both Michael Vick and Torrey Smith (players who won't be starting for me) to hopefully move up to the 1.05 range. If I can get TWO of my TOP FIVE GUYS. I will be a very happy camper.The 1.01 and 1.05 last year garnered Trent Richardson + Robert Griffin III. The cost to acquire said picks was very low compared to the value those two players now hold.

EDIT: I always mortgage my future for the present. I went into last season without a 1st Round Draft Pick and now I own the 1.01 and the 1.10. When draft time comes along next year, I will have hopefully swindled away a few player's 1st Round selections.
I would say the value of the 1.01 last year wasn't much less than the value of Trent Richardson right now. Plenty of people valued Trent as a top 3 dynasty back way before the start of the season, before the 2012 nfl draft, before he even declared for the draft, and so on. You're also not getting a player at the 1.01 this year that is at the level of a top 5 pick last year. Comparing these two drafts as a reference point is a faulty claim.
I guess we'll see. There are more than a few guys that I am geeked about in this draft class, personally.Hell, I don't think it's out of the realm of possibility that Eddie Lacy outscores Trent Richardson this season. Richardson is a great talent but just in a god-awful situation. I can also see Corradelle Patterson outscoring Julio Jones.

Tavon Austin is probably going to be a PPR machine.

Besides RG3, Luck, and Richardson I'm not sure why everyone is acting like last year's class was elite. I haven't seen enough out of Blackmon and Floyd to suggest they are any better than Austin or Patterson.
Sure, if lacy lands in a great situation he could out score Richardson. I don't even think Patterson out scoring Julio is worth a response. Besides luck, rg3 and Richardson, why is last years class elite? Maybe Martin, a top 5 dynasty rb. Wilson, who's value is through the roof right now. Blackmon, who showed quite a bit over the second half of last season. Floyd, miller, wright
I could be completely wrong but I see Cordarelle Patterson as a guy who's going to come in and average 80+ catches a season. The guy is a straight-up baller.Size

Julio Jones: 6 ft 3 / 220 lbs

Cordarelle Patterson: 6 ft 3 / 216 lbs

40 yard dash

Julio Jones: 4.39

Cordarelle Patterson: 4.42

Obviously it depends where the guy lands but it be foolish not to acknowledge this guy's upside.
JulioPre-draft measureables

Ht Wt Arm length Hand size 40-yd dash 10-yd split. 3-cone Vert Broad BP

6 ft 2¾ in 220 lb 33¾ in 9¾ in 4.39 s 6.66 s 38½ in 11 ft 3 in 17 reps

All values from NFL Combine

Patterson

Pre-draft measureables

Ht Wt Arm length Hand size 40-yd dash 10-yd split 3-cone Vert Broad BP

6 ft 1 ¾ in 216 lb 31 ¾ in 9 in 4.42 s 1.55 s 37 in 10 ft 8 in

All results from NFL Combine

Julio is bigger in every measurable category, and performed better in every category.

Patterson is a raw prospect. To expect him to come into the league and average 80 catches or outperform Julio is unrealistic.

Those numbers did not copy and paste clearly

 
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Gave:

2013 - 2.10

2014 - 1st Rounder

for

2013 - 1.10

The 2.10 was probably going to end up as a throwaway player anyways and if I can get a few impact rookies, my 2014 should be in around the 1.10 range. No way I pick TOP 5 next year.
I'll take the 2.10 and the 14 first. I'd say the 14 first is the most valuable piece in the trade.
And that's fair, but I plan on moving both Michael Vick and Torrey Smith (players who won't be starting for me) to hopefully move up to the 1.05 range. If I can get TWO of my TOP FIVE GUYS. I will be a very happy camper.The 1.01 and 1.05 last year garnered Trent Richardson + Robert Griffin III. The cost to acquire said picks was very low compared to the value those two players now hold.

EDIT: I always mortgage my future for the present. I went into last season without a 1st Round Draft Pick and now I own the 1.01 and the 1.10. When draft time comes along next year, I will have hopefully swindled away a few player's 1st Round selections.
I would say the value of the 1.01 last year wasn't much less than the value of Trent Richardson right now. Plenty of people valued Trent as a top 3 dynasty back way before the start of the season, before the 2012 nfl draft, before he even declared for the draft, and so on. You're also not getting a player at the 1.01 this year that is at the level of a top 5 pick last year. Comparing these two drafts as a reference point is a faulty claim.
I guess we'll see. There are more than a few guys that I am geeked about in this draft class, personally.Hell, I don't think it's out of the realm of possibility that Eddie Lacy outscores Trent Richardson this season. Richardson is a great talent but just in a god-awful situation. I can also see Corradelle Patterson outscoring Julio Jones.

Tavon Austin is probably going to be a PPR machine.

Besides RG3, Luck, and Richardson I'm not sure why everyone is acting like last year's class was elite. I haven't seen enough out of Blackmon and Floyd to suggest they are any better than Austin or Patterson.
Sure, if lacy lands in a great situation he could out score Richardson. I don't even think Patterson out scoring Julio is worth a response. Besides luck, rg3 and Richardson, why is last years class elite? Maybe Martin, a top 5 dynasty rb. Wilson, who's value is through the roof right now. Blackmon, who showed quite a bit over the second half of last season. Floyd, miller, wright
I could be completely wrong but I see Cordarelle Patterson as a guy who's going to come in and average 80+ catches a season. The guy is a straight-up baller.Size

Julio Jones: 6 ft 3 / 220 lbs

Cordarelle Patterson: 6 ft 3 / 216 lbs

40 yard dash

Julio Jones: 4.39

Cordarelle Patterson: 4.42

Obviously it depends where the guy lands but it be foolish not to acknowledge this guy's upside.
JulioPre-draft measureables

Ht Wt Arm length Hand size 40-yd dash 10-yd split. 3-cone Vert Broad BP

6 ft 2¾ in 220 lb 33¾ in 9¾ in 4.39 s 6.66 s 38½ in 11 ft 3 in 17 reps

All values from NFL Combine

Patterson

Pre-draft measureables

Ht Wt Arm length Hand size 40-yd dash 10-yd split 3-cone Vert Broad BP

6 ft 1 ¾ in 216 lb 31 ¾ in 9 in 4.42 s 1.55 s 37 in 10 ft 8 in

All results from NFL Combine

Julio is bigger in every measurable category, and performed better in every category.

Patterson is a raw prospect. To expect him to come into the league and average 80 catches or outperform Julio is unrealistic.

Those numbers did not copy and paste clearly
I'm not saying he will outproduce Julio, but the combine is the combine. It doesn't take a number of things into account. Also Patterson makes people miss more than twice what Julio can do.
 
It might be nice if you could give an explanation for your reasoning on the trades you comment on (which appears to be on just about every trade in this thread). It would save people the time to question your rationale that you could have given in the first place.

Just my :2cents:
I do like to post which side I prefer in trades that are made and when I post a trade I like to see which side other members prefer. I really do not think my opinion is going to change anyone's mind and no one else is going to change mine. If someone questions my thinking then I will gladly reply.
I think the value of this thread is the discussions as to why a person prefers one side or the other. Posting "I prefer this side" doesn't contribute much to the discussion. Posting "I prefer this side because" does.
Exactly the point I was making. Just saying "I like Team A side" is an opinion in a vacuum and offers me little value on the merits of the trade itself. Casting a vote without explanation doesn't tell my what I really want to know - which is why it was a good or bad deal for either party (which is not always self-evident).
Fair enough

 
Gave:

2013 - 2.10

2014 - 1st Rounder

for

2013 - 1.10

The 2.10 was probably going to end up as a throwaway player anyways and if I can get a few impact rookies, my 2014 should be in around the 1.10 range. No way I pick TOP 5 next year.
I'll take the 2.10 and the 14 first. I'd say the 14 first is the most valuable piece in the trade.
And that's fair, but I plan on moving both Michael Vick and Torrey Smith (players who won't be starting for me) to hopefully move up to the 1.05 range. If I can get TWO of my TOP FIVE GUYS. I will be a very happy camper.The 1.01 and 1.05 last year garnered Trent Richardson + Robert Griffin III. The cost to acquire said picks was very low compared to the value those two players now hold.

EDIT: I always mortgage my future for the present. I went into last season without a 1st Round Draft Pick and now I own the 1.01 and the 1.10. When draft time comes along next year, I will have hopefully swindled away a few player's 1st Round selections.
I would say the value of the 1.01 last year wasn't much less than the value of Trent Richardson right now. Plenty of people valued Trent as a top 3 dynasty back way before the start of the season, before the 2012 nfl draft, before he even declared for the draft, and so on. You're also not getting a player at the 1.01 this year that is at the level of a top 5 pick last year. Comparing these two drafts as a reference point is a faulty claim.
I guess we'll see. There are more than a few guys that I am geeked about in this draft class, personally.Hell, I don't think it's out of the realm of possibility that Eddie Lacy outscores Trent Richardson this season. Richardson is a great talent but just in a god-awful situation. I can also see Corradelle Patterson outscoring Julio Jones.

Tavon Austin is probably going to be a PPR machine.

Besides RG3, Luck, and Richardson I'm not sure why everyone is acting like last year's class was elite. I haven't seen enough out of Blackmon and Floyd to suggest they are any better than Austin or Patterson.
Sure, if lacy lands in a great situation he could out score Richardson. I don't even think Patterson out scoring Julio is worth a response. Besides luck, rg3 and Richardson, why is last years class elite? Maybe Martin, a top 5 dynasty rb. Wilson, who's value is through the roof right now. Blackmon, who showed quite a bit over the second half of last season. Floyd, miller, wright
I could be completely wrong but I see Cordarelle Patterson as a guy who's going to come in and average 80+ catches a season. The guy is a straight-up baller.Size

Julio Jones: 6 ft 3 / 220 lbs

Cordarelle Patterson: 6 ft 3 / 216 lbs

40 yard dash

Julio Jones: 4.39

Cordarelle Patterson: 4.42

Obviously it depends where the guy lands but it be foolish not to acknowledge this guy's upside.
JulioPre-draft measureables

Ht Wt Arm length Hand size 40-yd dash 10-yd split. 3-cone Vert Broad BP

6 ft 2¾ in 220 lb 33¾ in 9¾ in 4.39 s 6.66 s 38½ in 11 ft 3 in 17 reps

All values from NFL Combine

Patterson

Pre-draft measureables

Ht Wt Arm length Hand size 40-yd dash 10-yd split 3-cone Vert Broad BP

6 ft 1 ¾ in 216 lb 31 ¾ in 9 in 4.42 s 1.55 s 37 in 10 ft 8 in

All results from NFL Combine

Julio is bigger in every measurable category, and performed better in every category.

Patterson is a raw prospect. To expect him to come into the league and average 80 catches or outperform Julio is unrealistic.

Those numbers did not copy and paste clearly
I'm not saying he will outproduce Julio, but the combine is the combine. It doesn't take a number of things into account. Also Patterson makes people miss more than twice what Julio can do.
You were the one that started referencing combine numbers, skewed ones at that. I must have misinterpreted "Hell, I don't think it's out of the realm of possibility that Eddie Lacy outscores Trent Richardson this season. Richardson is a great talent but just in a god-awful situation. I can also see Corradelle Patterson outscoring Julio Jones."

 
Speaking of CJ Spiller, the David Wilson discussion reminds me a lot of the CJ Spiller thread from September (with less support for Wilson - understandable given the lack of track record, but similar nonetheless). Should be interesting to see how this one plays out in the end.

I would trade Spiller for Harvin in a heartbeat.
Let's see here. Top 5 (top 10-12 to market, we'll say) dynasty RB acquired for Jennings/Moore = steal. McCoy and Julio are a wash. What am I missing here?

ETA: Top 10-12 for market will be after Spiller continues to do work. I understand his market value in PPR dynasty is currently still probably RB16 or so. Not for long.
Spiller is not a top 5 dynasty back and McCoy is still worth more than Julio, in most formats. VORP dictates that HUGE value be placed on a young, proven, elite RB. While Julio is a top 2 WR, his advantage over the next tier is much smaller than Shady's, compared to the next tier of RBs. And Spiller for Jennings/Moore is not a steal. Very fair.

Why treat Spiller as a top 5 RB already? There is no margin for error in doing so. Market will dictate top 12 - why pay more than that? He is not going to eclipse that top 5 ranking this season, most likely, so why jump the gun? There is a very real chance that he doesn't reach that top 5 tag, too.
I am a Spiller fan, but the Spiller lovefest may be out of control. Gotta love the Bill Swerski's Super CJ Spiller Fans who are pimping him! As a Spiller owner, I am waiting for his value to hit the top before selling.
I see this a lot about no margin for error at top 5. Very few players have any margin for error at #5, and that is usually the #1, #2, #3 and #4 players. You have to put someone at #5, and if you'd rather have Spiller over the other remaining RBs after the top 4, then you treat Spiller as the #5. Spiller imo has as much upside as anyone after the top 4 (or anyone in the top 4 for that matter) and all of the RBs after the top 4 have equal or greater downside, so #5 is about right for me. This is not to say that market is at top 5, yet, so getting him at RB7-RB10 value would present an opportunity for profit which will be realized in the near future.
So a large percentage of this this thread thinks that spiller is now a rb5. Unreal.

And I like spiller, but the groupthink at wok here is out of control...
Nope, had him around there even before last week.
So now is the time to sell on the hype when there are so many unknown variables. The more time goes by, the more these variables become known, and the greater the probability that this value decreases.
For dynasty, whether the Bills coaches elect to go committee when FJax returns is of little consequence to me in ranking Spiller in the top 5. Sooner or later (Fjax is getting long in the tooth), Spiller WILL take over as the unquestioned #1. The short term uncertainty is what presents the potential buying opportunity. Once Spiller becomes the unquestioned #1, he will join the group of nearly untradeables.
God I love this post.
 
Gave:

2013 - 2.10

2014 - 1st Rounder

for

2013 - 1.10

The 2.10 was probably going to end up as a throwaway player anyways and if I can get a few impact rookies, my 2014 should be in around the 1.10 range. No way I pick TOP 5 next year.
I'll take the 2.10 and the 14 first. I'd say the 14 first is the most valuable piece in the trade.
And that's fair, but I plan on moving both Michael Vick and Torrey Smith (players who won't be starting for me) to hopefully move up to the 1.05 range. If I can get TWO of my TOP FIVE GUYS. I will be a very happy camper.The 1.01 and 1.05 last year garnered Trent Richardson + Robert Griffin III. The cost to acquire said picks was very low compared to the value those two players now hold.

EDIT: I always mortgage my future for the present. I went into last season without a 1st Round Draft Pick and now I own the 1.01 and the 1.10. When draft time comes along next year, I will have hopefully swindled away a few player's 1st Round selections.
I would say the value of the 1.01 last year wasn't much less than the value of Trent Richardson right now. Plenty of people valued Trent as a top 3 dynasty back way before the start of the season, before the 2012 nfl draft, before he even declared for the draft, and so on. You're also not getting a player at the 1.01 this year that is at the level of a top 5 pick last year. Comparing these two drafts as a reference point is a faulty claim.
I guess we'll see. There are more than a few guys that I am geeked about in this draft class, personally.Hell, I don't think it's out of the realm of possibility that Eddie Lacy outscores Trent Richardson this season. Richardson is a great talent but just in a god-awful situation. I can also see Corradelle Patterson outscoring Julio Jones.

Tavon Austin is probably going to be a PPR machine.

Besides RG3, Luck, and Richardson I'm not sure why everyone is acting like last year's class was elite. I haven't seen enough out of Blackmon and Floyd to suggest they are any better than Austin or Patterson.
Sure, if lacy lands in a great situation he could out score Richardson. I don't even think Patterson out scoring Julio is worth a response. Besides luck, rg3 and Richardson, why is last years class elite? Maybe Martin, a top 5 dynasty rb. Wilson, who's value is through the roof right now. Blackmon, who showed quite a bit over the second half of last season. Floyd, miller, wright
I could be completely wrong but I see Cordarelle Patterson as a guy who's going to come in and average 80+ catches a season. The guy is a straight-up baller.Size

Julio Jones: 6 ft 3 / 220 lbs

Cordarelle Patterson: 6 ft 3 / 216 lbs

40 yard dash

Julio Jones: 4.39

Cordarelle Patterson: 4.42

Obviously it depends where the guy lands but it be foolish not to acknowledge this guy's upside.
JulioPre-draft measureables

Ht Wt Arm length Hand size 40-yd dash 10-yd split. 3-cone Vert Broad BP

6 ft 2¾ in 220 lb 33¾ in 9¾ in 4.39 s 6.66 s 38½ in 11 ft 3 in 17 reps

All values from NFL Combine

Patterson

Pre-draft measureables

Ht Wt Arm length Hand size 40-yd dash 10-yd split 3-cone Vert Broad BP

6 ft 1 ¾ in 216 lb 31 ¾ in 9 in 4.42 s 1.55 s 37 in 10 ft 8 in

All results from NFL Combine

Julio is bigger in every measurable category, and performed better in every category.

Patterson is a raw prospect. To expect him to come into the league and average 80 catches or outperform Julio is unrealistic.

Those numbers did not copy and paste clearly
I'm not saying he will outproduce Julio, but the combine is the combine. It doesn't take a number of things into account. Also Patterson makes people miss more than twice what Julio can do.
You were the one that started referencing combine numbers, skewed ones at that. I must have misinterpreted "Hell, I don't think it's out of the realm of possibility that Eddie Lacy outscores Trent Richardson this season. Richardson is a great talent but just in a god-awful situation. I can also see Corradelle Patterson outscoring Julio Jones."
Excuse me? Please check the posters name before you accuse
 
12 team PPR but 1.25 PPR for TE:Team A Gave: Tony Gonzalez, 2.8 Team B Gave: 1.10
More than happy to take Gonzo and 2.8 here, whether I needed a TE or not.If Gonzo plays, you might have just paid pennies for a 1st round bye.If he doesn't, is pick 10 to pick 20 really all that big of a dropoff this year?
 
I'm not saying he will outproduce Julio, but the combine is the combine. It doesn't take a number of things into account. Also Patterson makes people miss more than twice what Julio can do.
You were the one that started referencing combine numbers, skewed ones at that. I must have misinterpreted "Hell, I don't think it's out of the realm of possibility that Eddie Lacy outscores Trent Richardson this season. Richardson is a great talent but just in a god-awful situation. I can also see Corradelle Patterson outscoring Julio Jones."
Excuse me? Please check the posters name before you accuse
Apologies. In my defense, you did just step into the debate there
 
Dynasty PPR TE yardage bonus

Team A gets

Arian Foster, Taylor Thompson, Brian Hartline, 2014 3rd rounder

Team B gets

Gronk, Bernard Pierce, 2014 1st and 2nd rounders

 
Dynasty PPR TE yardage bonusTeam A getsArian Foster, Taylor Thompson, Brian Hartline, 2014 3rd rounderTeam B getsGronk, Bernard Pierce, 2014 1st and 2nd rounders
i love the Gronk plus the 2014 1st... i don't know how much Foster has left in the tank (but Gronk has had three surgeries on his arm in the past 6 months), and depending on the bonus structure, Gronk could me my #1 player in the league
 
Dynasty PPR TE yardage bonusTeam A getsArian Foster, Taylor Thompson, Brian Hartline, 2014 3rd rounderTeam B getsGronk, Bernard Pierce, 2014 1st and 2nd rounders
One more for Gronk side. Probably prefer him straight up over Foster with .15 per yard receiving for TE -- I assume that's the yardage bonus.
 
12 Team PPR

Team A gets: Eric Decker and Sam Bradford (Team A has Matt Ryan)

Team B gets: Drew Brees and Ryan Fitzpatrick

 
12 Team PPR League: Gave: Andre Johnson, PettigrewGot: Crabtree, Heyward-Bey
Prefer Crabtree going forward only because of Johnson's age
Calm down tiger, not everything in dynasty is about age. AJ is till a freak. Person giving AJ and Petti got raped if this is a PPR.
Johnson was finally healthy, but will that last? He doesn't catch TD's. You don't think it's possible that Crabtree outscores him? Pettigrew isn't worth much.
 
12 Team PPR League: Gave: Andre Johnson, PettigrewGot: Crabtree, Heyward-Bey
Prefer Crabtree going forward only because of Johnson's age
Calm down tiger, not everything in dynasty is about age. AJ is till a freak. Person giving AJ and Petti got raped if this is a PPR.
Johnson was finally healthy, but will that last? He doesn't catch TD's. You don't think it's possible that Crabtree outscores him? Pettigrew isn't worth much.
I could see someone going either way on Andre Johnson/Crabtree depending on win now or compete now with an eye towards the future team building methods.. but I'd rather have Andre than Cratbtree and Pettigrew over DHB pretty easily."Johnson was finally healthy, but will that last?"I say:"Cratbree was finally healthy, but will that last?"IMO, their injury concerns wash each other out, and I think Andre will be more productive over the next 2-3 years. Wouldn't fault someone for taking Cratbree's youth or someone thinking he straight up outscored Andre next year though.
 
12 Team PPR League:

Gave: Andre Johnson, Pettigrew

Got: Crabtree, Heyward-Bey
Prefer Crabtree going forward only because of Johnson's age
Calm down tiger, not everything in dynasty is about age. AJ is till a freak. Person giving AJ and Petti got raped if this is a PPR.
Johnson was finally healthy, but will that last? He doesn't catch TD's. You don't think it's possible that Crabtree outscores him? Pettigrew isn't worth much.
Pretty much my take on it...this trade is essentially AJ for Crabtree and I would prefer the Crabs side on that (younger and I think he will outscore AJ this year in PPR). Pettigrew is a nice throw-in, but for me wouldn't make or break the deal.
 
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12 Team PPR League:

Gave: Andre Johnson, Pettigrew

Got: Crabtree, Heyward-Bey
Prefer Crabtree going forward only because of Johnson's age
Calm down tiger, not everything in dynasty is about age. AJ is till a freak. Person giving AJ and Petti got raped if this is a PPR.
Johnson was finally healthy, but will that last? He doesn't catch TD's. You don't think it's possible that Crabtree outscores him? Pettigrew isn't worth much.
Pretty much my take on it...this trade is essentially AJ for Crabtree and I would prefer the Crabs side on that (younger and I think he will outscore AJ this year in PPR). Pettigrew is a nice throw-in, but for me wouldn't make or break the deal.
In a PPR Andre caught 112 passes and nearly 1600 yards last year, and still has about 3 years left. All this mess about his injury history is a joke, he had a bad hammy the year prior and that was his only really ruined season because of injury, then he bounced back large. He is not done.Crabs is good, I like him, but to assume that its just a "yup Crabby all day" as someone said is a joke. Especially in PPR when Pettigrew normally catches passes. 85 just a year earlier and 71 before that. He is hardly a throw in, maybe I just do not see it the same way as you. Heyward-Bey is a scrub and the throw in.

Andre had a better season at age 31 then Crabby has had through his first 4 years. Production wins not hopes and names, just a saying of mine, even though I still think Crabby is pretty good, you throw in Petti its a landslide who wins this deal for me.

I also do not put as much weight into age, players can always be moved, hence this thread.

 
Crabs is good, I like him, but to assume that its just a "yup Crabby all day" as someone said is a joke. Especially in PPR when Pettigrew normally catches passes. 85 just a year earlier and 71 before that. He is hardly a throw in, maybe I just do not see it the same way as you. Heyward-Bey is a scrub and the throw in.
I don't see how it could be considered a joke. AJ will be 32 the next time he plays a snap. I understand you don't put much weight on age, but most do; that's why we play dynasty and not redraft/keeper. 5-7 years of Crab is worth more to me than 1-2 of AJ.
Andre had a better season at age 31 then Crabby has had through his first 4 years.
Andre is a better football player, and I don't know that anyone is disputing that. But Crabtree put up top 12 numbers in his 11 games with Kaepernick, with 9 TDs in that span - Andre Johnson's career high.
 
12 Team PPR League:

Gave: Andre Johnson, Pettigrew

Got: Crabtree, Heyward-Bey
Prefer Crabtree going forward only because of Johnson's age
Calm down tiger, not everything in dynasty is about age. AJ is till a freak. Person giving AJ and Petti got raped if this is a PPR.
Johnson was finally healthy, but will that last? He doesn't catch TD's. You don't think it's possible that Crabtree outscores him? Pettigrew isn't worth much.
Pretty much my take on it...this trade is essentially AJ for Crabtree and I would prefer the Crabs side on that (younger and I think he will outscore AJ this year in PPR). Pettigrew is a nice throw-in, but for me wouldn't make or break the deal.
In a PPR Andre caught 112 passes and nearly 1600 yards last year, and still has about 3 years left. All this mess about his injury history is a joke, he had a bad hammy the year prior and that was his only really ruined season because of injury, then he bounced back large. He is not done.Crabs is good, I like him, but to assume that its just a "yup Crabby all day" as someone said is a joke. Especially in PPR when Pettigrew normally catches passes. 85 just a year earlier and 71 before that. He is hardly a throw in, maybe I just do not see it the same way as you. Heyward-Bey is a scrub and the throw in.

Andre had a better season at age 31 then Crabby has had through his first 4 years. Production wins not hopes and names, just a saying of mine, even though I still think Crabby is pretty good, you throw in Petti its a landslide who wins this deal for me.

I also do not put as much weight into age, players can always be moved, hence this thread.
With this type defense I would venture to say you own AJ in a league or 2. I can't see AJ going before Crabtree in any startup format.

 
Team a gets Randall CobbTeam b gets T.Y. Hilton/2013 rookie pick 1.4/ 2014 round 2 pick
I think the startup value favors Cobb. He's also the most valuable and proven part. I'd take Cobb, and likely considering flipping him. ETA:FWIW, Hilton isn't a guy I am comfortable taking a stand on. I could be late to the party, but I am going to hold off and see what happens next year. He likely won't be on any of my teams. Not that I don't like him, just that I have questions.
 
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Pretty much my take on it...this trade is essentially AJ for Crabtree and I would prefer the Crabs side on that (younger and I think he will outscore AJ this year in PPR). Pettigrew is a nice throw-in, but for me wouldn't make or break the deal.
In a PPR Andre caught 112 passes and nearly 1600 yards last year, and still has about 3 years left. All this mess about his injury history is a joke, he had a bad hammy the year prior and that was his only really ruined season because of injury, then he bounced back large. He is not done.Crabs is good, I like him, but to assume that its just a "yup Crabby all day" as someone said is a joke. Especially in PPR when Pettigrew normally catches passes. 85 just a year earlier and 71 before that. He is hardly a throw in, maybe I just do not see it the same way as you. Heyward-Bey is a scrub and the throw in.

Andre had a better season at age 31 then Crabby has had through his first 4 years. Production wins not hopes and names, just a saying of mine, even though I still think Crabby is pretty good, you throw in Petti its a landslide who wins this deal for me.

I also do not put as much weight into age, players can always be moved, hence this thread.
With this type defense I would venture to say you own AJ in a league or 2. I can't see AJ going before Crabtree in any startup format.
I haven't seen any non-PPR drafts, but (for what it's worth) in all recent PPR startups Crabs has been taken about a round or so before AJ.
 
PPR 12 teamTeam A gives Steven JacksonTeam B gives 1.08, 3.06
Team B is betting on Jackson landing in a good spot, like Atlanta. One of those trades that after free agency shakes out will look either prescient or foolish. Right now I would prefer to hold the 1.08/3.06.
 
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