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Made two trades recently in my superflex, non-ppr dynasty league.
Was offered Shaheed and a 2026 second (likely mid-round) for my Quentin Johnston. I accepted immediately.
Was offered a 2026 second informally for Dalton Kincaid. When I accepted via text offeror balked a bit and we settled on...
I feel like an expert on this given I pay for my four kids to eat fast food quite a bit. Surprisingly, In N Out is actually reasonably priced. Far better food and pricing than McDonald's.
No.
But, a couple years back, I think it was a valid question. I remember trading him early in the season in a keeper league* and kicking myself all year for doing it. I had Lamar Jackson and got to keep him thankfully, but I recall thinking if I had kept Stroud that it would have been a...
Not to nitpick, but I don't have Ridley as a low end WR1. I'm also not high on Moore.
Tee Higgins for him in either format would probably be my barometer for "Yeah, I should really think about this."
Yeah I remain pretty high on Charbs simply because he's a valid flex play now and a low end RB1 should something happen to Walker.
In other words, unless I was offered like Chase Brown for him (in really any format), I'm probably not selling. I'd consider a 2026 first in dynasty but I'm...
@Nick Vermeil
Just waiting on the invite. As a heads up, I have a big golf tournament starting Friday so my play will be slow and/or alcohol influenced so let's hurry up and get to a drawn position. :excited:
I don't think so. But that's oddly endearing - even if it makes him a white knuckle fantasy own because he seems to choose to increase his injury risk.
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