Plus all the team takes I have for Jets and Rams and it really locks it up for me.
On this note we can agree. The only piece I want if the Jets at the moment is Hall. So if it’s a coin flip between players, and in this case it seems pretty close to one, gimme the not-Jet. Rams are a quality organization that has a track record of recent success, while the Jets are, well, the Jets.
Guess I’m confused. It sounds like you’re saying this is a coin flip and you prefer Puka. Or is it not a coin flip for you?
FWIW I just offered Wilson for Puka straight up in another league and it was declined with a message of “this is trading just to trade”, which I find to be a really dim comment. Same owner is new to the league and offering me crap after crap. It’s totally fine to prefer Wilson, I just find it dim not to consider and have an actual take. None of that applies to you in the least lol, just sayin.
I was speaking to mile-high philosophy there.
I know that it contradicts my feelings about the players.
In short, I believe Wilson is a better football player than Puka. He’s an athletic freak who can make ridiculous catches look easy.
And if Wilson were on just about any other team I’d say it’s a slam dunk for the Wilson side.
But in the post you quoted, I gave it some thought about their respective teams, and that tips the scales in favor of Puka.
I still think Wilson is the better player. But the game isn’t played in a vacuum, nor is it all about potential.
So in the context of their respective situations, gimme Puka.
Again, I have zero shares of Wilson, and 2 of Puka. So it’s not like I don’t like Puka. I just see a lot in Wilson that’s more prototypical of an alpha WR than I do in Puka. But that said, Puka also does a lot of things that make him a valuable player. It’s not like he’s a scrub - just not necessarily a player who profiles with the upside of a Wilson.
It’s a harder call than perhaps it appears at a glance. Puka is a bit difficult to project.