Broken elbow doesn't concern me, but ankle and back in the same season could be the beginning of being injury prone. Red flag, but he's no Jordan Reed.Broken elbow, bad ankle, back surgery in January...If he keep this up he's gonna get hurt.
Well, you're probably including his 1st game in his PPG where he only played 12 snaps. I don't think anyone actually started him that game.I agree that 1.12 is too light but yes, Eifert is way overvalued. Top 3 TE who has a career high of 52 catches and 615 yards?
He was TE7 this year in PPG and TE5 last year despite massive TD totals that may or may not be an aberration. As we all know, TDs are the most fungible stat and a season and a half is hardly enough to determine that he will be immune to it. Without that he's barely even usable as a TE. I would be surprised if he's ever been even a top 12 TE in yards or catches per game.
I'm not that interested in paying top 3 prices for a guy that needs 13 TDs to finish two spots below the top 3.
Mine is PPR, maybe that's the difference?Broken elbow doesn't concern me, but ankle and back in the same season could be the beginning of being injury prone. Red flag, but he's no
Well, you're probably including his 1st game in his PPG where he only played 12 snaps. I don't think anyone actually started him that game.
As for last year, using data dominator fantasy points/games played, I'm getting that he was TE3 in ppg. And actually, if I use that for 2016, he's TE2 including the game with 12 snaps.
Yeah, that's got to be it. DD is 0ppr. But keep in mind that even in 2015, he was saddled with a backup QB for a couple of those games and... I'm going back and looking at the game notes... it appears he left week 12 in the 3Q with a stinger he got while recovering a Gio fumble, missed week 13, re-injured the stinger on the 1st drive of week 14 (only 9 snaps).Mine is PPR, maybe that's the difference?
Low catch and TD dependent probably means his value fluctuates pretty drastically depending on PPR vs. non-PPR. Though even in PPR the people offering him to me have been expecting outrageous value in return (1.04 + throw-ins).
Greg Olsen? 31 yrsIn PPR Eifert has been the 5th best TE in terms of points per game. He has missed a lot of games however and with only one good season out of the last three he has been the 16th most valuable TE from 2014 to 2016.
That is a pretty big difference, depending on ones perspective about that.
In redraft I think PPG makes more sense, while in dynasty multiple seasons of value is what you are comparing, and Eifert has not sustained his success for a long enough sample of games to be confident he will perform at his PPG level in future seasons, especially if he doesn't score a lot of TD.
Now the TE who have outperformed him over the last 3 seasons, many of them are old and not players I would expect to have better remaining careers than Eifert, although they could still out score him again in 2017.
Rob Gronkowski
Delanie Walker
Travis Kelce
Jimmy Graham
Antonio Gates
Jordan Reed
Martellus Bennett
Zach Ertz
Jason Witten
Coby Fleener
Kyle Rudolph
Hunter Henry
Charles Clay
Julius Thomas
Eric Ebron
I might not take the guys struck through over Eifert because of their age in dynasty, like Gates, Witten. Walker will be 33 so that would be a difficult choice also.
Reed has his own risks but I would definitely value him more than Eifert because of the upside. Same thing for Gronk and Graham and maybe Bennett.
Ertz, Fleener, Henry, Rudolph, Ebron I would consider about the same value as Eifert. Maybe a couple other guys would be in this tier as well like Brate, Hooper, Allen but I would likely prefer Eifert over those guys.
Yeah I missed Greg Olsen who has actually been more valuable than Gronk and the most valuable TE from 2014-2016. I skipped him thinking he would be lower than Gronk.Greg Olsen? 31 yrs
If you feel Fournette or Cook is vastly better than the other than good on you, if not then it's whatever. Either way 1.01 should never sell this early.Just got a great deal, 12 team PPR dynasty
Gave: 1.2, 3.2
Got: 1.1
For 3.2 it's definitely worth it for the certainty, especially in case the guy you like more ends up in a much better good situation.If you feel Fournette or Cook is vastly better than the other than good on you, if not then it's whatever. Either way 1.01 should never sell this early.
It's a GREAT deal because from now until the NFL draft and then whenever his league drafts, quite a bit can happen. Very small price to pay for the insurance of getting the guy you want, not to mention the possibility of something terrible happening to your 1st or 2nd ranked guy. Ya know like injury, suspension, drafted by the Browns......................If you feel Fournette or Cook is vastly better than the other than good on you, if not then it's whatever. Either way 1.01 should never sell this early.
Hopkins and Freeman by a good deal10-team PPR
Devonta Freeman, Tevin Coleman, DeAndre Hopkins, 3rd rounder
for
Melvin Gordon, Danny Woodhead, Branden Oliver, Keenan Allen, Benardrick McKinney, 2nd rounder.
Anyone who doesn't play IDP, just look at McKinney as an early 2nd.
WTF?10-team PPR
Devonta Freeman, Tevin Coleman, DeAndre Hopkins, 3rd rounder
for
Melvin Gordon, Danny Woodhead, Branden Oliver, Keenan Allen, Benardrick McKinney, 2nd rounder.
Anyone who doesn't play IDP, just look at McKinney as an early 2nd.
You owe him dinner, at least.10 Team Non-PPR
Gave 2017 #8, 2017 #19, and Mark Ingram.
Got DeAndre Hopkins and Travis Kelce
I still have 6 picks out of the first 13 in 2017.
Tex
Free drinks and reach arounds for the next year as well.You owe him dinner, at least.
The Chargers fan just got victimized.10-team PPR
Devonta Freeman, Tevin Coleman, DeAndre Hopkins, 3rd rounder
for
Melvin Gordon, Danny Woodhead, Branden Oliver, Keenan Allen, Benardrick McKinney, 2nd rounder.
Anyone who doesn't play IDP, just look at McKinney as an early 2nd.
Get him cheap while you can!You owe him dinner, at least.
Perfect buy low, lower candidate this offseason!Deandre Hopkins is a throw-in now??
Hopkins and Freeman by a good deal
The Chargers fan just got victimized.
LOL, definitely NOT a Chargers fan. I will say that I was the side that traded for Allen and Gordon. Our league is Best Ball, and I realize that I didn't mention that and it probably wouldn't change your minds at all anyway, but I have a crazy amount of depth and youth at WR. Keenan brings a higher PPR ceiling, in my opinion, and he is less of a risk in best ball considering I don't take it on the chin if he gets injured during a game, as someone else would just fill my lineup. I do understand that, even in best ball, you still want guys who have proven to be able to stay healthy, but I just like Keenan's PPR upside in best ball. If both are healthy, big IF, I realize that, then I think Keenan can score with or even outscore Nuk. Heck, in Nuk's monster year in 2015, Keenan outscored him on a per-game basis if you take away the game he got injured. He was on pace for 132 catches that year even factoring in the game he got injured. Now, things have certainly changed since then, I realize that. But things have also changed for Nuk. At least he can stay on the field though, I get it.WTF?
Exactly - why make this trade now?If you feel Fournette or Cook is vastly better than the other than good on you, if not then it's whatever. Either way 1.01 should never sell this early.
I'm one of the few who agrees with you here. I'll be very surprised if Keenan doesn't outscore Hopkins. I also think his injury prone label is overstated. They are essentially the same age, so I don't see why people are seeing this as so lopsided.Keenan brings a higher PPR ceiling, in my opinion, and he is less of a risk in best ball considering I don't take it on the chin if he gets injured during a game, as someone else would just fill my lineup. I do understand that, even in best ball, you still want guys who have proven to be able to stay healthy, but I just like Keenan's PPR upside in best ball. If both are healthy, big IF, I realize that, then I think Keenan can score with or even outscore Nuk. Heck, in Nuk's monster year in 2015, Keenan outscored him on a per-game basis if you take away the game he got injured. He was on pace for 132 catches that year even factoring in the game he got injured. Now, things have certainly changed since then, I realize that. But things have also changed for Nuk. At least he can stay on the field though, I get it.
HopkinsZealots NON PPR
Team 1 gives DeAndre Hopkins
Team 2 gives 2017 pick 1.2, 2018 1st.
No idea where the 2018 will be, but I'd guess between 4-8
In non-ppr I would probably take 1.2 over Hopkins (it's close either way), so IMO the 2018 1st is gravy and pushes it pretty easily to that side for me.Zealots NON PPR
Team 1 gives DeAndre Hopkins
Team 2 gives 2017 pick 1.2, 2018 1st.
No idea where the 2018 will be, but I'd guess between 4-8
Hell no. I'd rather have Cook or Fournette and a 2018 1st over Hopkins in a non-ppr any day.Hopkins
Yeah Non-ppr is important here and pushes this way to the picks side.In non-ppr I would probably take 1.2 over Hopkins (it's close either way), so IMO the 2018 1st is gravy and pushes it pretty easily to that side for me.
Even in PPR I'd take the 1.2 but even if I call that even that's a free 2018#1.Hell no. I'd rather have Cook or Fournette and a 2018 1st over Hopkins in a non-ppr any day.
It is a price I would try not to pay, but forced to choose I prefer Hopkins over guys that I do not their situationHell no. I'd rather have Cook or Fournette and a 2018 1st over Hopkins in a non-ppr any day.
I'm less of a Le'Veon Bell fan than most but give me the side getting him.10-team PPR Best Ball
Carlos Hyde, Mike Davis, Shaun Draughn, Michael Thomas, 2nd Rounder
FOR
Le'Veon Bell, DeAngelo Williams, Martavis Bryant, JJ Nelson, 3rd Rounder
Wow. I own Hyde, and I'm a big fan of his, but if I could package him and anything close to that for Bell I'd be pretty darn happy.10-team PPR Best Ball
Carlos Hyde, Mike Davis, Shaun Draughn, Michael Thomas, 2nd Rounder
FOR
Le'Veon Bell, DeAngelo Williams, Martavis Bryant, JJ Nelson, 3rd Rounder
When people post a trade like this, then explain how one team is annual cellar-dweller and one is playoff caliber I just shake my head. I get Ingram for cousins, and Palmer for langford, but the exchange of 1.12 for top 5 2018 pick is baffeling.Team A traded away: Mark Ingram, pick 1.12, Carson Palmer
Team B traded away: Kirk Cousins, 2018 1st round pick (probably a top 4 pick), Jeremy Langford
Zealots league so deep rosters. 12 team start 1 QB,RB,WR,WR,TE,FLEX,FLEX,FLEX. They do use IDP as well but leagues are still more offense focused.
Team A won the league last season and needed QB help. Team B has been one of the bottom 4 teams each of the last 5 seasons.
I like the side Getting Adams.Today is a somber day. After three years of holding the guy in FFPC, I finally let go of Josh Gordon.
On a serious note, Tyreek Hill's value seems to be all over the place, I have firmly in the WR20ish mix with upside for higher. To help with cuts, and potentially establish a higher weekly floor with a somewhat-risky Keenan Allen as my current WR2, Adams now slots in to a flex where the weekly choice will be between he, Shepard and Rudolph (1.5 PPR) - alongside Freeman, Gordon, Howard, Julio, Allen, Kelce, it was important to get the last weekly 14+ PPR guy with a better floor. That said, if Reid truly does up Hill's snaps as he is suggesting, Hill could prove to be more valuable asset.
- GAVE Tyreek Hill, Josh Gordon
- GOT Davante Adams
Ertz>Olsen and Jordy/2nd>Meredith/1.12 and in both cases by more than just a little and when combined makes for a lot.12 team dynasty PPR, TE premium
Team A got Greg Olsen, Cameron Meredith, pick, 1.12
Team B got Zach Ertz, Jordy Nelson, 2018 2nd
Alshon20 TEAM league dynasty PPR
roster get cut from 14 to 10, so it is a rookie/FA draft with a decent amount of talent
Team got A Jay Ajayi, Dontrelle Inman, pick 4.11
Team B got Alshon Jeffrey, pick 3.15