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You can say about every game for every week. If you make decisions in dynasty leagues based on the results of one week (in which one player rarely makes a difference as Adam Harstad mentioned in a thread awhile back) you probably shouldn't be playing dynasty IMO. It goes to dynasty strategy and you obviously have a different perspective, so we will have to agree to disagree.
Yeah, FBG's most recent dynasty WR rankings have them ranked very close. And Cooper is ~7 years younger and a QB that can still throw downfield.
I think the final outcome is perfectly fine. In fact, (shameless plug alert!), this week's dynasty value charts have Cooper at 7th overall and Demaryius at 15th overall. Bob Henry and the FBGs top-200 forward has Demaryius projected as WR6 the rest of the way, while Cooper is WR12 or WR13. It's projected as a difference of 1.5 points per game, but Cooper is six and a half years younger (!!!). Cooper has some "small sample size" risk. Demaryius has some "Brock Osweiler" risk. In the end, though, give me the guy who is productive right now and six and a half (!!!!!!!) years younger.You can say about every game for every week. If you make decisions in dynasty leagues based on the results of one week (in which one player rarely makes a difference as Adam Harstad mentioned in a thread awhile back) you probably shouldn't be playing dynasty IMO. It goes to dynasty strategy and you obviously have a different perspective, so we will have to agree to disagree.
Awful. This is why I try to keep consistent dialogues open with owners in my leagues, email chains always talking value and trade possibilities. Just checking in once in a while and spit-balling trade value can assure that you're in the loop if a player like Watkins is for sale, which means he goes for more than this. Its a terrible feeling seeing a deal pop up in your email that you would have tripled if you had known the guy was for sale. This is an extreme example though, terrible deal.
I can certainy see the other side for the guy trading away Watkins. He's had injury issues throughout his first 2 seasons. He's playing in a Rex Ryan offense for at least the next 2-3 years. Even if Ryan goes after a top QB in draft or trade, I'm not sure he has the ability to develop him. My last 4 2nd round picks were Alshon Jeffrey, Devante Adams, Allen Robinson & Jay Ajayi. Sure you would have to hit on a few picks, but Watson isn't in a good situation for the immediate future. If he gets traded to Green Bay, then yeah, it's a terrible trade.
Especially to the best team in the league with Luck, Gurley, Antonio Brown, Beckham, Julio, AJG, and J. Graham. Ugg.
The owner trading Sammy needs to quit this hobby. That's the worst trade I've seen in this thread.
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I'd need something decent with Green to part with OBJ, but that deal gets it done even if I don't really like either back.
yeah complete steal. I like Eifert a bit more than Ebron but it's relatively close between them. Cooper is almost free in this deal. Don't value Rishard Mathews at all.JohnnyU said:
Why would you even care about the QB's next year with that group on your roster in a 12-teamer? Can't believe you were able to trade your least valuable QB for a future 1st.
10th in yards per game. Ranks in a 4-way tie for 15th among RBs in touchdowns per game.
Yeah, that's why I made a trade. I was thinking of using my late 2nd next year on a QB, figuring to get the 4th or so best one coming out. But after watching them the first 8 weeks of the college season, I don't think the 4th best rookie QB will be that great. So I could use my late first on a QB and get the 1st/2nd best coming out, but I'd rather not. So traded for Bridgewater instead.
Seems like the whole 2016 dynasty draft will be useless nobody is emerging? Tredwell? Elliott? Is it worth aquiring 2016 picks?
For my contending teams, I've given serious thought to dealing my picks for additional tickets to the Leonard Fournette lottery. Not a bad plan if your squad doesn't have any obvious holes you can patch with this year's talent.
