Probably a pretty solid value for Gordon considering circumstancesRozman said:12 Team PPR Devy League
Josh Gordon
Ryan Griffin
2015 3rd Rounder
For
Terrance Williams
Tyler Eifert
(3) 2015 2nd Rounders
Murray/Jeffery but close dealTeam A gets: Forte, Jordy and Roddy
Team B gets: D.Murray, Jeffery and G.Tate
12 team PPR
I think this year the Forte side could outscore the Murray side but long term this is not very close imo. Murray Jeffery for meMurray/Jeffery but close dealTeam A gets: Forte, Jordy and Roddy
Team B gets: D.Murray, Jeffery and G.Tate
12 team PPR
The 3 2nd round picks make it interesting to me. Quite a bit of talent in next year's draft.Probably a pretty solid value for Gordon considering circumstancesRozman said:12 Team PPR Devy League
Josh Gordon
Ryan Griffin
2015 3rd Rounder
For
Terrance Williams
Tyler Eifert
(3) 2015 2nd Rounders
Ellington sidetravdogg said:So, this team was pretty loaded last year, but had some awful injury luck and somehow missed the playoffs, but looking to go all in this year, they offered the following trade:
Gives:
Andre Ellington
Michael Crabtree
2015 1st
Gets
Matt Forte
Leaving a starting lineup of:
Brees
McCoy
Forte
Demaryius
Keenan
Gronk
1 of Roddy, Ray Rice or Lamar Miller
Also has the 1.4 rookie pick.
Vereen/Wallace/1st12 team ppr Idp:
A gave: Foster, Garcon, Jarvis Jones
B gave: Vereen, wallace, ha-ha dix, 2015 1st, 2015 3rd
Yeah, in a vacuum have to think Ellington/Crabtree/1st is more valuable to most teams in the long-run.Ellington sidetravdogg said:So, this team was pretty loaded last year, but had some awful injury luck and somehow missed the playoffs, but looking to go all in this year, they offered the following trade:
Gives:
Andre Ellington
Michael Crabtree
2015 1st
Gets
Matt Forte
Leaving a starting lineup of:
Brees
McCoy
Forte
Demaryius
Keenan
Gronk
1 of Roddy, Ray Rice or Lamar Miller
Also has the 1.4 rookie pick.
that seems pretty crazy to get that much for Forte right nowEllington sidetravdogg said:So, this team was pretty loaded last year, but had some awful injury luck and somehow missed the playoffs, but looking to go all in this year, they offered the following trade:
Gives:
Andre Ellington
Michael Crabtree
2015 1st
Gets
Matt Forte
Leaving a starting lineup of:
Brees
McCoy
Forte
Demaryius
Keenan
Gronk
1 of Roddy, Ray Rice or Lamar Miller
Also has the 1.4 rookie pick.
Seems like the Forte side would only be good for this year, then the other side will help the other team for quite a while....with legit potential to be better than the Forte side THIS year.Yeah, in a vacuum have to think Ellington/Crabtree/1st is more valuable to most teams in the long-run.
Patterson12 team PPR, QB, 2-3 RB, 2-3 WR, TE, K, 2 DL, 3 LB, 3 DB
A gave: C. Patterson, Bartu, L Landry, 2nd
B gave: Torrey Smith, Timmons, Whitner
Like both deals for you.A pair of trades in some unique leagues...
In a league where half the league can only keep players until they are 27 (other half can only roster 27 y/o+ players)
Gave: Crabtree/2015 3rd
Got: J Hill
I only had Crabs for 1 more year, and now will have Hill for 5.
Another league...
devy/superflex/TE premium
Gave: Kap/Cassel/L Willson/Fournette/Clement/T Boyd
Got: Stafford/JHunter/G Jennings/2015 2nd
Did you randomly select which side was which or did owners choose?In a league where half the league can only keep players until they are 27 (other half can only roster 27 y/o+ players)
They aren't forced to move them; players are removed from their roster once they turn 27 and placed into a pool. The over-27 teams obviously can't have a rookie draft (except for rare, Brandon Weeden exceptions), but instead they have a dispersal draft of the players who just turned 27.Dr. Octopus said:Did you randomly select which side was which or did owners choose?jeter23 said:In a league where half the league can only keep players until they are 27 (other half can only roster 27 y/o+ players)
Wouldn't this lead to the "under 27" owners getting fleeced on deals for their 26, about to turn 27, players since they are forced to move them?
I would imagine the values are drastically different due to that cliff and incentive to sell, but I can't see how fleeced is the right word when everyone knew the ground rules going in.Dr. Octopus said:Did you randomly select which side was which or did owners choose?jeter23 said:In a league where half the league can only keep players until they are 27 (other half can only roster 27 y/o+ players)
Wouldn't this lead to the "under 27" owners getting fleeced on deals for their 26, about to turn 27, players since they are forced to move them?
Plus it's not like there is only one potential buyer - 1/2 the league is eligible to carry that guy.I would imagine the values are drastically different due to that cliff and incentive to sell, but I can't see how fleeced is the right word when everyone knew the ground rules going in.Dr. Octopus said:Did you randomly select which side was which or did owners choose?jeter23 said:In a league where half the league can only keep players until they are 27 (other half can only roster 27 y/o+ players)
Wouldn't this lead to the "under 27" owners getting fleeced on deals for their 26, about to turn 27, players since they are forced to move them?
Thanks for the answer. Interesting concept.They aren't forced to move them; players are removed from their roster once they turn 27 and placed into a pool. The over-27 teams obviously can't have a rookie draft (except for rare, Brandon Weeden exceptions), but instead they have a dispersal draft of the players who just turned 27.Dr. Octopus said:Did you randomly select which side was which or did owners choose?jeter23 said:In a league where half the league can only keep players until they are 27 (other half can only roster 27 y/o+ players)
Wouldn't this lead to the "under 27" owners getting fleeced on deals for their 26, about to turn 27, players since they are forced to move them?
True. I guess you have the league market factored in as well.I would imagine the values are drastically different due to that cliff and incentive to sell, but I can't see how fleeced is the right word when everyone knew the ground rules going in.Dr. Octopus said:Did you randomly select which side was which or did owners choose?jeter23 said:In a league where half the league can only keep players until they are 27 (other half can only roster 27 y/o+ players)
Wouldn't this lead to the "under 27" owners getting fleeced on deals for their 26, about to turn 27, players since they are forced to move them?
I would rather have Kap and the devy players. That sure is a lot of "potential" talent to give up for Stafford and Hunter.jeter23 said:A pair of trades in some unique leagues...
In a league where half the league can only keep players until they are 27 (other half can only roster 27 y/o+ players)
Gave: Crabtree/2015 3rd
Got: J Hill
I only had Crabs for 1 more year, and now will have Hill for 5.
Another league...
devy/superflex/TE premium
Gave: Kap/Cassel/L Willson/Fournette/Clement/T Boyd
Got: Stafford/JHunter/G Jennings/2015 2nd
I imagine all six 'over 27' are banging at the door for the 26 yo players. Owners probably aren't getting fleeced.Dr. Octopus said:Did you randomly select which side was which or did owners choose?jeter23 said:In a league where half the league can only keep players until they are 27 (other half can only roster 27 y/o+ players)
Wouldn't this lead to the "under 27" owners getting fleeced on deals for their 26, about to turn 27, players since they are forced to move them?
Especially at QB.I imagine all six 'over 27' are banging at the door for the 26 yo players. Owners probably aren't getting fleeced.Dr. Octopus said:Did you randomly select which side was which or did owners choose?jeter23 said:In a league where half the league can only keep players until they are 27 (other half can only roster 27 y/o+ players)
Wouldn't this lead to the "under 27" owners getting fleeced on deals for their 26, about to turn 27, players since they are forced to move them?
It does seem difficult to win as an 'under 27' owner though.
Good deal for you I think. Hard to envision any non-injury scenario where TWill is as good as Crabtree this year and beyond14 Team PPR
I am in win-now mode. Didn't want to rely on Hilton or Williams as my FLEX.
Gave: Terrance Williams, 2015 1st, 2015 4th
Received: Michael Crabtree, 2015 2nd, 2015 2nd, 2015 3rd
The 3rd and 4th rounders are from the same third party team. I project my 1st to be very late and 1 of his seconds to be in the 2-5 range.
I'm probably missing something obvious, but what could the 'over 27' owners be able to offer to the 'under 27' owners? I don't see how there could be trades between the two groups. With completely separate player pools, trades are the same as any other league, just the length of time a guy is rosterable is defined in the 'under 27' group.I imagine all six 'over 27' are banging at the door for the 26 yo players. Owners probably aren't getting fleeced.Dr. Octopus said:Did you randomly select which side was which or did owners choose?jeter23 said:In a league where half the league can only keep players until they are 27 (other half can only roster 27 y/o+ players)
Wouldn't this lead to the "under 27" owners getting fleeced on deals for their 26, about to turn 27, players since they are forced to move them?
It does seem difficult to win as an 'under 27' owner though.
Peyton Manning's first born?I'm probably missing something obvious, but what could the 'over 27' owners be able to offer to the 'under 27' owners? I don't see how there could be trades between the two groups. With completely separate player pools, trades are the same as any other league, just the length of time a guy is rosterable is defined in the 'under 27' group.I imagine all six 'over 27' are banging at the door for the 26 yo players. Owners probably aren't getting fleeced.Dr. Octopus said:Did you randomly select which side was which or did owners choose?jeter23 said:In a league where half the league can only keep players until they are 27 (other half can only roster 27 y/o+ players)
Wouldn't this lead to the "under 27" owners getting fleeced on deals for their 26, about to turn 27, players since they are forced to move them?
It does seem difficult to win as an 'under 27' owner though.
But remember, there are only 6 teams that are forced to start under-27 players, so if there are 7-8 under-27 QBs, that's enough to go around.Especially at QB.I imagine all six 'over 27' are banging at the door for the 26 yo players. Owners probably aren't getting fleeced.Dr. Octopus said:Did you randomly select which side was which or did owners choose?jeter23 said:In a league where half the league can only keep players until they are 27 (other half can only roster 27 y/o+ players)
Wouldn't this lead to the "under 27" owners getting fleeced on deals for their 26, about to turn 27, players since they are forced to move them?
It does seem difficult to win as an 'under 27' owner though.
Considering there are only 13 starters under 27 today and maybe 7-8 of those are guys I might be comfortable starting as QB1
I missed the 12 team league part...my bad fellas. Thanks for the catchBut remember, there are only 6 teams that are forced to start under-27 players, so if there are 7-8 under-27 QBs, that's enough to go around.Especially at QB.I imagine all six 'over 27' are banging at the door for the 26 yo players. Owners probably aren't getting fleeced.Dr. Octopus said:Did you randomly select which side was which or did owners choose?jeter23 said:In a league where half the league can only keep players until they are 27 (other half can only roster 27 y/o+ players)
Wouldn't this lead to the "under 27" owners getting fleeced on deals for their 26, about to turn 27, players since they are forced to move them?
It does seem difficult to win as an 'under 27' owner though.
Considering there are only 13 starters under 27 today and maybe 7-8 of those are guys I might be comfortable starting as QB1
Way too much for Bryce Brown imo.Gave: Kelvin Benjamin (own Cam)
Got: Bryce Brown (own Spiller & FJax)
Id rather have Benjamin then the triple handcuff....Way too much for Bryce Brown imo.Gave: Kelvin Benjamin (own Cam)
Got: Bryce Brown (own Spiller & FJax)
than all 3? wow, I guess I'm not that high on Benjamin then. Camp reports are he's been very slow out of breaks and struggling with his route tree. He's young but not any kind of guarantee even if it appears he's Cam's only weapon. Brown is getting devalued too much lately. I still think an injury to either Jackson or Spiller will boost Brown a ton.Id rather have Benjamin then the triple handcuff....Way too much for Bryce Brown imo.Gave: Kelvin Benjamin (own Cam)
Got: Bryce Brown (own Spiller & FJax)
I like this deal for you. Even though I'm not all that high on Benjamin. I think Evans is a bit overrated. I do not think McCown is the answer and Evans will not reach his perceived value till the Bucs draft or obtain a true franchise caliber QB. The mid first round pick swings the pendulum.12 Team PPR Dynasty QRRWWTKD + Flex + SuperFlex, TE Premium
Gave: Evans
Got: Benjamin, 2015 1st (mid)
I would definitely take Benjamin and the mid 1st in superflex. Even a late first and I would likely have made that deal. Not sure I see a massive gap between Evans and Benjamin12 Team PPR Dynasty QRRWWTKD + Flex + SuperFlex, TE Premium
Gave: Evans
Got: Benjamin, 2015 1st (mid)
Hopkins and the 1st for me.PPR, 12TM
Hopkins, 15 1st
For
K.Allen
No, started as a strategy discussion- youth vs vets, and turned into a league. Each guy got to pick the side they felt strongly about. Players with only one year left clearly lose a lot of value. I wouldn't deal Crabtree+ for Hill in a typical league. Cooks has 7 years left on our side, and he's basically being valued as a top 10 WR because of it.Dr. Octopus said:Did you randomly select which side was which or did owners choose?jeter23 said:In a league where half the league can only keep players until they are 27 (other half can only roster 27 y/o+ players)
Wouldn't this lead to the "under 27" owners getting fleeced on deals for their 26, about to turn 27, players since they are forced to move them?
I agree I gave up a lot and on face value, probably lost the trade. The factors that made me accept...I would rather have Kap and the devy players. That sure is a lot of "potential" talent to give up for Stafford and Hunter.jeter23 said:A pair of trades in some unique leagues...
In a league where half the league can only keep players until they are 27 (other half can only roster 27 y/o+ players)
Gave: Crabtree/2015 3rd
Got: J Hill
I only had Crabs for 1 more year, and now will have Hill for 5.
Another league...
devy/superflex/TE premium
Gave: Kap/Cassel/L Willson/Fournette/Clement/T Boyd
Got: Stafford/JHunter/G Jennings/2015 2nd
The vet teams actually can't acquire the borderline players until the offseason auction. We will hold one auction. Youth teams will spend on the incoming rookies and vet teams will spend on the vets moving up. This year, that includes McCoy, AJ Green and many others. The vet teams are top heavy, but have no depth. There are some very good "youth" on the WW, like Ridley and Bradford, that youth teams had no room for. It's been an odd league so far.I imagine all six 'over 27' are banging at the door for the 26 yo players. Owners probably aren't getting fleeced.Dr. Octopus said:Did you randomly select which side was which or did owners choose?jeter23 said:In a league where half the league can only keep players until they are 27 (other half can only roster 27 y/o+ players)
Wouldn't this lead to the "under 27" owners getting fleeced on deals for their 26, about to turn 27, players since they are forced to move them?
It does seem difficult to win as an 'under 27' owner though.
Correct, the only thing the 2 sides can trade with each other is draft picks (which really equals auction money).I'm probably missing something obvious, but what could the 'over 27' owners be able to offer to the 'under 27' owners? I don't see how there could be trades between the two groups. With completely separate player pools, trades are the same as any other league, just the length of time a guy is rosterable is defined in the 'under 27' group.I imagine all six 'over 27' are banging at the door for the 26 yo players. Owners probably aren't getting fleeced.Dr. Octopus said:Did you randomly select which side was which or did owners choose?jeter23 said:In a league where half the league can only keep players until they are 27 (other half can only roster 27 y/o+ players)
Wouldn't this lead to the "under 27" owners getting fleeced on deals for their 26, about to turn 27, players since they are forced to move them?
It does seem difficult to win as an 'under 27' owner though.
Basically, except it will be an auction. So, McCoy, AJ Green, Todd Gurley and Marcus Mariota will all be up for bid at the same time, with 6 teams bidding on each. If I needed extra money for a rookie, I could trade a future pick for some auction money with any of the 11 other teams though, as long as no "young" players went to the "old" side.Peyton Manning's first born?I'm probably missing something obvious, but what could the 'over 27' owners be able to offer to the 'under 27' owners? I don't see how there could be trades between the two groups. With completely separate player pools, trades are the same as any other league, just the length of time a guy is rosterable is defined in the 'under 27' group.I imagine all six 'over 27' are banging at the door for the 26 yo players. Owners probably aren't getting fleeced.Dr. Octopus said:Did you randomly select which side was which or did owners choose?jeter23 said:In a league where half the league can only keep players until they are 27 (other half can only roster 27 y/o+ players)
Wouldn't this lead to the "under 27" owners getting fleeced on deals for their 26, about to turn 27, players since they are forced to move them?
It does seem difficult to win as an 'under 27' owner though.
Are both the dispersal and rookie drafts mixed? An over 27 can trade their 1.08 to an under 27 and that pick goes from being a dispersal guy to a rookie?
Something like:
1.01 Under 27
1.02 Under 27
1.03 Over 27
1.04 Under 27
1.05 Over 27
1.06 Under 27
etc.?
Yeah, my QBs are Luck (3 more years) and Manziel (6).But remember, there are only 6 teams that are forced to start under-27 players, so if there are 7-8 under-27 QBs, that's enough to go around.Especially at QB.I imagine all six 'over 27' are banging at the door for the 26 yo players. Owners probably aren't getting fleeced.Dr. Octopus said:Did you randomly select which side was which or did owners choose?jeter23 said:In a league where half the league can only keep players until they are 27 (other half can only roster 27 y/o+ players)
Wouldn't this lead to the "under 27" owners getting fleeced on deals for their 26, about to turn 27, players since they are forced to move them?
It does seem difficult to win as an 'under 27' owner though.
Considering there are only 13 starters under 27 today and maybe 7-8 of those are guys I might be comfortable starting as QB1
To be clear, is there a mandatory starting TE position? You only mentioned that you must start 2 RBs, 3 WRs, and there was a flex spot.12 team .5PPR dynasty with 2RB/3WR and a WR/RB/TE flex.
Team A gives:
Matt Forte
Toby Gerhart
3.07 rookie pick
2015 3rd round rookie pick
for
Team B:
Rob Gronkowski
Ray Rice
2015 2nd round rookie pick
Team A had depth at RB, Team B had a need at RB and depth at TE