Bronco Billy
Footballguy
Dog pile still going?
Why can't you guys just read what the hoff is saying. Nothing else was available for the 71st ranked player in his league last year.I did not have a first rounder available as that had been traded in another deal. I offered what I had available. I had also offered him multiple players in other deals, that we could have built into an agreement.
......and no one has offered a free T shirt yet? Pool is slippingThis thread has 247 replies in 9 hours. Holy bejesus...
This is the worst post in this thread. And you're dead to me for thinking that's a legitimate best line. It's not even a negotiable starting point for Best Line of the Thread.The best part of this thread is the use of the phrase "you're dead to me". I like that.
Bloom? Bloom? You've got to be kidding me! The guy has a good line once in 3 years - a paltry 33% success rate?This is the worst post in this thread. And you're dead to me for thinking that's a legitimate best line. It's not even a negotiable starting point for Best Line of the Thread.
Clearly the best line of the thread was when Maverick slow rolled the Ace and we realized he won the tournament. Bloom has it as the #11 movie slow roll despite it finishing as the 71st in all of poker this year.
Maybe then you just say "I don't have the picks to be able to acquire Allen Robinson". That's what I would have done.I did not have a first rounder available as that had been traded in another deal. I offered what I had available. I had also offered him multiple players in other deals, that we could have built into an agreement.
I haven't been in a league with someone like you for a while. Got rid of all my awful leagues.Dr. Robinson was a #71 rated player, how is that top 10?
That's probably because people are tired of your behaviour and send you a horrible offer to tell you off.If I posted every offer I got that I did not like on the message board it would be a full time job.
You should post every offer that you get ... that way other owners in the league can better the offer. Keep it going until the bidding stalls. You then accept the final offer.why can't someone post an offer? Is the player going to get upset about being shopped? Now if it's a close offer they want to give the rest of the league a chance to beat, fine. Otherwise be a man and suck it up.
If you really don't like someone posting a horrible offer don't send it in the first place.
I said it's different if it's a real offer. But for arguments sake, if you want to post a ridiculous reply, NFL teams don't do it publicly because of the players involved being insulted. Pretty sure Allen Robinson isn't losing any sleep tonight.You should post every offer that you get ... that way other owners in the league can better the offer. Keep it going until the bidding stalls. You then accept the final offer.
Like a Barrett Jackson car auction. Surprised NFL teams don't already do this.
this is an all to common and lousy point of view. I don't negotiate with someone that just offered 5 cents on the dollar. Do I need to counter with something equally outrageous just to get us back to reality in the middle? You aren't looking to negotiate, you are looking and hoping to take advantage of someone. I commend the guy that posted that ####. You should be outed sir as a trade predator.Ummm then you negotiate. I get trades I don't like every day in multiple leagues. I either counter or respectfully pass. I don't share the offer to the world. it's poor form.
Bro - don't make me post some of the offers you've made me! ??The whole situation is shameful and the actions of the OP are what ruins good leagues. I'm in over a dozen leagues and at least half have one guy like this that sends out the most ridiculous offers possible. I'll make comments once or twice but as the #### offers keep coming I send one last response telling him to not send offers any more and if he does they will not be looked at.
I can understand trying to get better end of a deal and leaving a little meat on the bone of offers for negotiations but offers like this one for Robinson would result in an immediately response to him to stop sending me offers. You need to have some sense of fair play and integrity. Even in this make believe world of FF.
That's still a terrible comparison. How much value do you think a 30 year old RB has in the middle of the season in a dynasty league? He was having a pretty good season at the time but everyone knows that he has very short term value. Say you did take that trade offer, you'd have a rookie that maybe you could use and he would have a good player for half a season and then nothing. APs following season he played 3 games and was terrible and now he's not even on a team. I think that was a fair trade in a dynasty league.I was offered a 3rd for A.P. in the middle oh is 2015 season. Did I go posting it on a message board? No i simply countered. Offers you don't like happen every day. It does not mean you take it public. That is my point man.
I don't negotiate with terrorists.Ummm then you negotiate. I get trades I don't like every day in multiple leagues. I either counter or respectfully pass. I don't share the offer to the world. it's poor form.
I'm having as much fun as everyone else piling on this guy but I think you're taking this too far. Its not a terrible comparison. In 2015 ADPs startup ADP per DLF in Jul/Aug/Sep/Oct was 36/30/22/30 respectively. Peterson led the league in rushing in 2015 (and was leading the league thru week 9 as well) -a little better than "having a pretty good year". Go back to 2015 mid year and look at the dynasty trade thread and you'll see huge hauls for him even then. There were a bunch of guys around here at the time talking about how ADP was super human/the 30 yo cliff wasn't going to happen to him/he's going to challenge Emmitts record and play another 5 years blablabla. Those guys have since disappeared. He had plenty of trade value in 2015 and even 2016 pre-injury.That's still a terrible comparison. How much value do you think a 30 year old RB has in the middle of the season in a dynasty league? He was having a pretty good season at the time but everyone knows that he has very short term value. Say you did take that trade offer, you'd have a rookie that maybe you could use and he would have a good player for half a season and then nothing. APs following season he played 3 games and was terrible and now he's not even on a team. I think that was a fair trade in a dynasty league.
I will bet that guy is very happy his trade offer was not accepted right now as AP was a wasted roster spot last year and possibly this year. Would have basically been getting him for about a half year. If the guy was in contention to win that year and needed that one extra guy then I could see going hard after him.I'm having as much fun as everyone else piling on this guy but I think you're taking this too far. Its not a terrible comparison. In 2015 ADPs startup ADP per DLF in Jul/Aug/Sep/Oct was 36/30/22/30 respectively. Peterson led the league in rushing in 2015 (and was leading the league thru week 9 as well) -a little better than "having a pretty good year". Go back to 2015 mid year and look at the dynasty trade thread and you'll see huge hauls for him even then. There were a bunch of guys around here at the time talking about how ADP was super human/the 30 yo cliff wasn't going to happen to him/he's going to challenge Emmitts record and play another 5 years blablabla. Those guys have since disappeared. He had plenty of trade value in 2015 and even 2016 pre-injury.
The NFL GM's wouldn't have to do it publicly ... just send an email blast to the other 30 GM's.I said it's different if it's a real offer. But for arguments sake, if you want to post a ridiculous reply, NFL teams don't do it publicly because of the players involved being insulted. Pretty sure Allen Robinson isn't losing any sleep tonight.
I'll bet he isn't happy about it at all because had he gotten AP he would have gotten the RB3 overall from weeks 10-16. That's worth a hell of a lot more than a measly future 3rd round pick. There are tons of contenders who pay huge premiums for players down the stretch. Players that are declining assets. Those owners recognize those players could fall off a cliff and don't care if it gives them a better shot at a championship. A future 3 for Peterson at any time in 2015 or 2016 is a ridiculous trade offer.I will bet that guy is very happy his trade offer was not accepted right now as AP was a wasted roster spot last year and possibly this year. Would have basically been getting him for about a half year. If the guy was in contention to win that year and needed that one extra guy then I could see going hard after him.
He has much more value in a redraft league than a dynasty league. I know I wouldn't have offered much for him. Right now I have Jamaal Charles and would gladly take a mid round draft pick for him.
Those are really bad offers. I think you are embarassed and not offended.Gross
Being it's two years later, unless he would have won his league having AP then I'm guessing he's glad he doesn't have him now.I'll bet he isn't happy about it at all because had he gotten AP he would have gotten the RB3 overall from weeks 10-16. That's worth a hell of a lot more than a measly future 3rd round pick. There are tons of contenders who pay huge premiums for players down the stretch. Players that are declining assets. Those owners recognize those players could fall off a cliff and don't care if it gives them a better shot at a championship. A future 3 for Peterson at any time in 2015 or 2016 is a ridiculous trade offer.
I'm sorry but your logic is flawed and your argument doesn't make any sense. This is the last I'll comment on this because you seem to be set in this flawed thinking for some reason. He didn't have to win the league for it to be worth it. He could have cashed for it to be worth it. He could have just gotten the better value side of the trade for it to be worth it and then traded ADP during offseason for a lot more than a future 3. If someone could have gotten a player for pennies on the dollar and then used them for a run or moved them it was worth it. Based on your logic I guess you'll be moving Jordy mid season for a 3? 32 yo receiver clearly will fall off the cliff. Move him for well below market value, a 3 perhaps, and be happy you did when he's unrosterable 2 years from now, right?Being it's two years later, unless he would have won his league having AP then I'm guessing he's glad he doesn't have him now.
I did think about that. If having AP got him into the money of course it paid off. If it did not then it didn't pay off and that pick was gone. As for the Jordy comparison, I treat that a little different since I feel WRs can offer a little more than a RB after the age of 30. I feel RBs are much more volatile than WRs, especially after the age of 30.I'm sorry but your logic is flawed and your argument doesn't make any sense. This is the last I'll comment on this because you seem to be set in this flawed thinking for some reason. He didn't have to win the league for it to be worth it. He could have cashed for it to be worth it. He could have just gotten the better value side of the trade for it to be worth it and then traded ADP during offseason for a lot more than a future 3. If someone could have gotten a player for pennies on the dollar and then used them for a run or moved them it was worth it. Based on your logic I guess you'll be moving Jordy mid season for a 3? 32 yo receiver clearly will fall off the cliff. Move him for well below market value, a 3 perhaps, and be happy you did when he's unrosterable 2 years from now, right?
LOL. I'm sure I've done it once or twice and try to always leave some meat on the bone to negotiate. I think the difference here is you have someone arguing an obvious terrible offer. I may send one but either admit it or realize I made a drunken offer that I regretted in the morning. I'll definitely keep this in mind in the future though when sending offers.Bro - don't make me post some of the offers you've made me! ??
Anyone else keep checking back into this thread to see if Hoffman is still trying to justify his offer as a legitimate starting point?
If they send it to GMs not involved, then they are doing it publicly. These guys are enemies and some of them will use any type of leverage available to them.The NFL GM's wouldn't have to do it publicly ... just send an email blast to the other 30 GM's.
"Here's what NE is offering for Cooks. Top it if you want to be considered as a potential trade partner for him."
Then maybe he can offer Patterson and a 3rd for OBJ.8 pages, huh.
ARob is going to have a horrible year now, directly as a result of this thread.
ETA: and Cordarelle is going to finish as a fantasy WR2.
The 3rd would be on the other side.Then maybe he can offer Patterson and a 3rd for OBJ.
I traded Dez Bryant straight up for ARob. I wanted to get a bit younger at WR.So many posts but nobody shares recent trades for ARob
Here is mine....I traded D.Moncrief, A.Abdullah and T.Boyd for ...A.Rob and 2017 2nd (2.06)
Starting offer was Moncrief and Boyd for ARob, ...went back and forward, owner want Abdullah to be involved or no trade, at the end I want ARob more.
IMO my team is ready to win now, ARob will be WR #3, his team far away from playoff, win-win in this situation ..
Haha. Just messing with ya. We all do it, just some more than others. You're not the primary offender on our leagueAtomic Punk said:LOL. I'm sure I've done it once or twice and try to always leave some meat on the bone to negotiate. I think the difference here is you have someone arguing an obvious terrible offer. I may send one but either admit it or realize I made a drunken offer that I regretted in the morning. I'll definitely keep this in mind in the future though when sending offers.
my counter offer would be something like::Got a couple of offers ... which one would you guys take?Both are for A. Robinson (Jac) wr:Brian Quick & 4.05 2017 draft orCordarelle Patterson & 4.05 2017 draft
You like when dude's ask you to the prom?my counter offer would be something like::
A.Robinson
for
Cordarelle & 1.05
--------
A.Robinson
for
Stefon Diggs & 4.05
--------
You can not justify posting the trade offer in public. Guy that posted the trade offer was wrong to do so.
If it is horrible just let the guy know in the trade reject comments. Or if it's ongoing you could ask not to be offered any more trades.
Myself, I'd rather get a bad offer than no offer at all. At least I know my players have peoples interest.
Like being asked to the prom. Dude asking could be fat, ugly, and drive a Ford Pinto ... but still better than not being asked.
homophobe?Dr. Octopus said:You like when dude's ask you to the prom?
I put it in the same category as talking about players during a draft ... that have yet to be draftedI still don't see the issue with posting the trade. Seems like a personal opinion to me.
You did better than me.