I agree completly with the author on this topic. If i have a top 4 pick then I'm likely a happy camper and you better offer alot as I'd take Bush, Williams, White and whomever the Colts take (Maroney possibly). After that people get a bit insane offering crazy stuff I've seen like Holt, Gates, Deuce, CJ and Willis for picks 5 through 8. Everyone has their own way of doing things, I am sorry but I would not trade any of those guys for a possible bust in players like Vince Young, Lineart or Vernon Davis.
1.8- Was late in the year I got I.Bruce. I also have Curtis. Some may think this was a bad trade.Well, my first instinct was to say "thanks for the update" given that you listed no detail at all, but I would be interested in what you considered good value for 1.8-1.9 picks. I'll be trading for those picks in my league.
Try to trade it for a 2007 rook pick.I am interested to hear what people are getting too. I own 1.10 and nobody has had even remote interest in the pick (no IDP league).
Bingo.I'm thinking C.Jackson.I'd like to know who people are targetting at #5 after Bush/White/Williams/Maroney(assuming a good situation for Maroney).
Who is #5?
Let's also assume your set at TE or you don't use TE in your league, pick #5 is about as useful as pick #9 this year IMO.
I hope you plan on lowballing for the 1.9, he doesn't need any gifts from you.Well, my first instinct was to say "thanks for the update" given that you listed no detail at all, but I would be interested in what you considered good value for 1.8-1.9 picks. I'll be trading for those picks in my league.
Well, my honest opinion is you were fleeced trading anything of value for Bruce in a dynasty format, especially a 1st round rookie which might have been Young, Addai, V.Davis, Leinart or Chad Jackson. Any one of those players having not played a single NFL down could be traded for more than a WR who is on the downside of a career and will only become more untradeable as time passes. 1.9 for an undetermined future 1st is a bad deal IMHO unless you get lucky and it results in a top 5 pick, then it's a good deal. I would have included a condition in the trade that if he made the playoffs you get a #2 also, otherwise you are just passing up present value to gamble. There's no reason to think you'll get a better player than the guys I mentioned mid-late in the 2007 draft.1.8- Was late in the year I got I.Bruce. I also hace Curtis. Some may think this was a bad trade.Well, my first instinct was to say "thanks for the update" given that you listed no detail at all, but I would be interested in what you considered good value for 1.8-1.9 picks. I'll be trading for those picks in my league.
But who would you pick here?
1.9- Another guys 1st rounder. If and I say IF, His(His team won it this year 2005) team doesn't make the playoffs the pick is a lotto pick. One in six that it could be 1.1. Worst it could be is 1.6. But that's if He doesn't make the playoffs.
Again some may say not a good trade. But it was worth the risk.
Again who would you pick this year with the 1.9 pick?
I just don't like the 2006 rook draft after pick 4.![]()
I doubt Lizards would trade away 1.9. I am working on other mid-round deals though.I hope you plan on lowballing for the 1.9, he doesn't need any gifts from you.Well, my first instinct was to say "thanks for the update" given that you listed no detail at all, but I would be interested in what you considered good value for 1.8-1.9 picks. I'll be trading for those picks in my league.![]()
I agree, or I see you point.I still like both of those trades.Well, my honest opinion is you were fleeced trading anything of value for Bruce in a dynasty format, especially a 1st round rookie which might have been Young, Addai, V.Davis, Leinart or Chad Jackson. Any one of those players having not played a single NFL down could be traded for more than a WR who is on the downside of a career and will only become more untradeable as time passes. 1.9 for an undetermined future 1st is a bad deal IMHO unless you get lucky and it results in a top 5 pick, then it's a good deal. I would have included a condition in the trade that if he made the playoffs you get a #2 also, otherwise you are just passing up present value to gamble. There's no reason to think you'll get a better player than the guys I mentioned mid-late in the 2007 draft.1.8- Was late in the year I got I.Bruce. I also hace Curtis. Some may think this was a bad trade.Well, my first instinct was to say "thanks for the update" given that you listed no detail at all, but I would be interested in what you considered good value for 1.8-1.9 picks. I'll be trading for those picks in my league.
But who would you pick here?
1.9- Another guys 1st rounder. If and I say IF, His(His team won it this year 2005) team doesn't make the playoffs the pick is a lotto pick. One in six that it could be 1.1. Worst it could be is 1.6. But that's if He doesn't make the playoffs.
Again some may say not a good trade. But it was worth the risk.
Again who would you pick this year with the 1.9 pick?
I just don't like the 2006 rook draft after pick 4.![]()
I have picks in the 1.05-1.07 range in multiple dynasty leagues and I'd be thrilled if people were approaching me with trades in which I'd get these guys.I know I've not seen it...I agree completly with the author on this topic. If i have a top 4 pick then I'm likely a happy camper and you better offer alot as I'd take Bush, Williams, White and whomever the Colts take (Maroney possibly). After that people get a bit insane offering crazy stuff I've seen like Holt, Gates, Deuce, CJ and Willis for picks 5 through 8. Everyone has their own way of doing things, I am sorry but I would not trade any of those guys for a possible bust in players like Vince Young, Lineart or Vernon Davis.
Dillion? Wow that was fair.I got an offer of Dillon for my 1.05. Rejected it- hoping that another RB falls into a decent situation.
Very true- that was the best I've received to date.Dillion? Wow that was fair.I got an offer of Dillon for my 1.05. Rejected it- hoping that another RB falls into a decent situation.![]()
Please keep us posted on who this guy draft? With picks 1.7 and 1.8??I just traded the 7/8 for Williamson/Rivers. I like Williamson over any WR in this league and Rivers will provide a starter as a 24 team league.
I know I was offered 1.7 for Coles in another league with start 2 QB and turned that down. Needed more.
And all those names I would not trade for 1.1. In one 16 team league had an offer of 1.4 for McGahee who we will only be able to keep this year and would lose salary and turned that down as I dont think there will be 4 RB's worth having.
the 5th pick in rookie drafts is wayyy undervalued right now
the top 4 most agree on, but there will be one rb that gets drafted into a nice situation and makes this a top 5 tier drop off
one of many possible scenerios: indy takes a back with a pick other than their 1st rounder
If you go by the mock draft a few threads up, it has J. Addia going to Pitt in round 2. I would think that would vault him up into top 5 status. It all depends on where some of these "2nd Tier" RBs get drafted and by whom.I'd like to know who people are targetting at #5 after Bush/White/Williams/Maroney(assuming a good situation for Maroney).
Who is #5?
Let's also assume your set at TE or you don't use TE in your league, pick #5 is about as useful as pick #9 this year IMO.
one of many possible scenerios: indy takes a back with a pick other than their 1st rounder
I thought they only liked shrimpish players on defense?one of many possible scenerios: indy takes a back with a pick other than their 1st rounderMaurice Drew, early 3rd after Indy trades down.
Just to give an idea, I just dealt the 1.03 pick & Vincent Jackson for 1.10 & L Evans. The 1.07 pick has been forfeited so I basically got the 1.09.
I felt I was very deep at RB (McGahee, Deuce, FWP, C Taylor & Ducket) and need another starting WR.
Not sure I would agree with that statement.The #4 pick has just as much likelihood of being a bust as the #32.
Not sure I would agree with that statement.The #4 pick has just as much likelihood of being a bust as the #32.
Wow do you have a convoluted view of the rookie draft...Maroney at #8?? LOL.I just traded the #4 pick for the #8 and #12. I had no immediate need at RB or QB. I still think I can get one of the top 7 players like Cutler, Young, or possibly even Maroney with #8. I could possibly get Cutler and Addai/Drew. Depending on where Addai or Drew land that could be pretty good. Or I could get AJ Hawk or Mario Williams. I still have flexibility to go various routes. The #4 pick has just as much likelihood of being a bust as the #32. Especially when you are talking about a bunch of smallish RB's that had less than spectacular years...with the exception of Bush and maybe D. Williams.
So says an owner of pick #5. Funny stuff Law.the 5th pick in rookie drafts is wayyy undervalued right now
the top 4 most agree on, but there will be one rb that gets drafted into a nice situation and makes this a top 5 tier drop off
one of many possible scenerios: indy takes a back with a pick other than their 1st rounder
I traded the 1.03 rookie pick for HoltI have picks in the 1.05-1.07 range in multiple dynasty leagues and I'd be thrilled if people were approaching me with trades in which I'd get these guys.I know I've not seen it...I agree completly with the author on this topic. If i have a top 4 pick then I'm likely a happy camper and you better offer alot as I'd take Bush, Williams, White and whomever the Colts take (Maroney possibly). After that people get a bit insane offering crazy stuff I've seen like Holt, Gates, Deuce, CJ and Willis for picks 5 through 8. Everyone has their own way of doing things, I am sorry but I would not trade any of those guys for a possible bust in players like Vince Young, Lineart or Vernon Davis.
the value is there with the #5 selection. your post shows exactly why shrewd GM's would be wise to go after this selection before the NFL draft. the 1.05 pick in rookie drafts is vastly undervalued right nowin order for the 1.05 pick to drastically jump in value one thing has to happen...So says an owner of pick #5. Funny stuff Law.the 5th pick in rookie drafts is wayyy undervalued right now
the top 4 most agree on, but there will be one rb that gets drafted into a nice situation and makes this a top 5 tier drop off
one of many possible scenerios: indy takes a back with a pick other than their 1st rounder
The problem lies in the notion that not only does one of those 5 have to wind up in a great situation, but also NONE of the top 4 need to end up in poor situations. Given the low need at RB in the NFL right now along with the recent history of top RBs falling into poor situations to not play in the immediate future (still waiting on Perry?) I would say there's a fair shot that at least one of the top 4 fall into a situation where they're looking to AT BEST get into a RBBC type role.the value is there with the #5 selection. your post shows exactly why shrewd GM's would be wise to go after this selection before the NFL draft. the 1.05 pick in rookie drafts is vastly undervalued right nowin order for the 1.05 pick to drastically jump in value one thing has to happen...So says an owner of pick #5. Funny stuff Law.the 5th pick in rookie drafts is wayyy undervalued right now
the top 4 most agree on, but there will be one rb that gets drafted into a nice situation and makes this a top 5 tier drop off
one of many possible scenerios: indy takes a back with a pick other than their 1st rounder
Joseph Addai, RB, LSU
Brian Calhoun, RB, Wisconsin
Jerome Harrison, RB, Washington St.
Maurice Drew, RB, UCLA
Jerious Norwood, RB, Mississippi St
one of these 5 rookie RB's needs to land in a solid situation...any one of them. and if addai or calhoun end up in a good situation there is actually a very good chance that one of the big 4 drops
agreed...we just differ on the value here i guesstalent and opportunity are what dynasty drafts are all about. most believe that that top 4 RB prospects all have the talent (making them solid dynasty selections). if/when one of the "other" RB prospects get the opportunity (also making them a solid dynasty selection) the owner gets a nice value play at 1.05 whether it's because of talent OR opportunityThe problem lies in the notion that not only does one of those 5 have to wind up in a great situation, but also NONE of the top 4 need to end up in poor situations. Given the low need at RB in the NFL right now along with the recent history of top RBs falling into poor situations to not play in the immediate future (still waiting on Perry?) I would say there's a fair shot that at least one of the top 4 fall into a situation where they're looking to AT BEST get into a RBBC type role.the value is there with the #5 selection. your post shows exactly why shrewd GM's would be wise to go after this selection before the NFL draft. the 1.05 pick in rookie drafts is vastly undervalued right now
in order for the 1.05 pick to drastically jump in value one thing has to happen...
Joseph Addai, RB, LSU
Brian Calhoun, RB, Wisconsin
Jerome Harrison, RB, Washington St.
Maurice Drew, RB, UCLA
Jerious Norwood, RB, Mississippi St
one of these 5 rookie RB's needs to land in a solid situation...any one of them. and if addai or calhoun end up in a good situation there is actually a very good chance that one of the big 4 drops
I traded away 1.08 and Brandon Lloyd for Michael Clayton. I'm trying to make a run at the title this year, and my squad is strong at QB and WR, but OK at RB. I didn't figure to get a difference maker at RB for 2006, whereas Clayton has the potential to be a star. Lloyd was only my #5 WR.I am interested to hear what people are getting too. I own 1.10 and nobody has had even remote interest in the pick (no IDP league).
I love this trade for you PatchiseI traded the #5 pick for the #13 pick, Michael Clayton and Ben Watson. I have Peyton at QB and good RB's. I am not so sure a RB to help me would appear in the #5 spot. I am taking a shot that Clayton can return to form and put up a top 15 season. I like Ben Watson with the Patriots short on WR's.