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2010 Offseason Dynasty Trades (1 Viewer)

King of the Jungle said:
Team A gets:Reggie Wayne2010 2.10Team B gets:2010 1.022010 1.042010 2.06
Takes the steam out of the "Reggie Wayne has lost all his trade value this offseason" meme.
Because one person in one league valued him highly?There are about 6000 trades in this thread alone that wouldn't fly in 99% of fantasy football leagues. One guy making a silly trade doesn't dictate a player's trade value in normal leagues.
What do we know about the quality of the league, or the Wayne-acquiring owner that allows you to make this judgment? Is this a very high price for Wayne? Hell yes, but remember the price is set by the buyer who values him highest. My point is that Wayne's value is high-variance; different owners will value him VERY differently this offseason (FBG still has him as a top-five Dynasty WR last time I checked, whereas a minority of dynasty players seem to consider his value to be in the WR15-20 range).There have been MULTIPLE references to Wayne's value "falling of a cliff", or "dropping like a stone" this offseason (based on a "disappointing 100/1200/10 season, but that's another story). I'm not arguing in any way that Wayne is a consensus top 5 dynasty WR. I'm arguing that there is also no consensus that his value has dropped to WR2 territory. In fact my argument is that there's very little consensus amongst dynasty owners about exactly where to value him, and that where this occurs, his value will more often be set by the owner who sees him as a top dynasty WR and is willing to pay based on that evaluation.
Would you say that the trade value of Steven Jackson and Frank Gore has fallen off a cliff this year, as compared to what it was at this point last year?
 
Would you guys help me out on this one? In the middle of a start up ppr and we had a trade that 1 owner was upset about. Let me know what you guys think. Tia.

2rb

2wr

2flex

Ppr

ADP and 4.8 pick for B. Marshall and 8.11 pick

I am involved with this trade is why I am asking.

 
Would you guys help me out on this one? In the middle of a start up ppr and we had a trade that 1 owner was upset about. Let me know what you guys think. Tia.2rb2wr2flexPprADP and 4.8 pick for B. Marshall and 8.11 pickI am involved with this trade is why I am asking.
It's not good but it's not vetoable (sp?).
 
Would you guys help me out on this one? In the middle of a start up ppr and we had a trade that 1 owner was upset about. Let me know what you guys think. Tia.2rb2wr2flexPprADP and 4.8 pick for B. Marshall and 8.11 pickI am involved with this trade is why I am asking.
this trade makes zero sense. ADP, even in PPR, i'm assuming went ahead of Marshall, probably in the top 5. Even if they went at the exact same pick hypothetically, why the hell would like 1.05 + 4.8 get traded for 1.05 + 8.11?i'd have a huge problem with this.
 
Would you guys help me out on this one? In the middle of a start up ppr and we had a trade that 1 owner was upset about. Let me know what you guys think. Tia.2rb2wr2flexPprADP and 4.8 pick for B. Marshall and 8.11 pickI am involved with this trade is why I am asking.
this trade makes zero sense. ADP, even in PPR, i'm assuming went ahead of Marshall, probably in the top 5. Even if they went at the exact same pick hypothetically, why the hell would like 1.05 + 4.8 get traded for 1.05 + 8.11?i'd have a huge problem with this.
So you think the Marshall side got the better end of the trade?
 
Would you guys help me out on this one? In the middle of a start up ppr and we had a trade that 1 owner was upset about. Let me know what you guys think. Tia.2rb2wr2flexPprADP and 4.8 pick for B. Marshall and 8.11 pickI am involved with this trade is why I am asking.
One of the worst of the many atrocious trades mentioned in this thread.
 
Would you guys help me out on this one? In the middle of a start up ppr and we had a trade that 1 owner was upset about. Let me know what you guys think. Tia.2rb2wr2flexPprADP and 4.8 pick for B. Marshall and 8.11 pickI am involved with this trade is why I am asking.
this trade makes zero sense. ADP, even in PPR, i'm assuming went ahead of Marshall, probably in the top 5. Even if they went at the exact same pick hypothetically, why the hell would like 1.05 + 4.8 get traded for 1.05 + 8.11?i'd have a huge problem with this.
So you think the Marshall side got the better end of the trade?
Just ask your uncle to reverse the deal.
 
Would you guys help me out on this one? In the middle of a start up ppr and we had a trade that 1 owner was upset about. Let me know what you guys think. Tia.2rb2wr2flexPprADP and 4.8 pick for B. Marshall and 8.11 pickI am involved with this trade is why I am asking.
this trade makes zero sense. ADP, even in PPR, i'm assuming went ahead of Marshall, probably in the top 5. Even if they went at the exact same pick hypothetically, why the hell would like 1.05 + 4.8 get traded for 1.05 + 8.11?i'd have a huge problem with this.
So you think the Marshall side got the better end of the trade?
Just ask your uncle to reverse the deal.
Sorry, I seemed to have put this trade on here wrong......its supposed to be AP and 8.11 for BM and 4.8.....that makes a difference. This is what happens when you use your phone.
 
Would you guys help me out on this one? In the middle of a start up ppr and we had a trade that 1 owner was upset about. Let me know what you guys think. Tia.2rb2wr2flexPprADP and 4.8 pick for B. Marshall and 8.11 pickI am involved with this trade is why I am asking.
this trade makes zero sense. ADP, even in PPR, i'm assuming went ahead of Marshall, probably in the top 5. Even if they went at the exact same pick hypothetically, why the hell would like 1.05 + 4.8 get traded for 1.05 + 8.11?i'd have a huge problem with this.
So you think the Marshall side got the better end of the trade?
Just ask your uncle to reverse the deal.
Sorry, I seemed to have put this trade on here wrong......its supposed to be AP and 8.11 for BM and 4.8.....that makes a difference. This is what happens when you use your phone.
Huge difference.I still think the side getting AP is giving up too much, but this is not a legit trade to be complaining about.
 
start 2 QB, 2 RB, 3 WR, 1 flex - no PPR

gave:

James Starks

Mike Sims-Walker

got:

Derek Anderson

Marshawn Lynch

2011 2nd Round Pick

 
No PPR, standard starting lineups, no flex, IDP.

Team A gives:

Chris Johnson

James Jones

Jason Hill

Team B gives:

Kyle Orton

Steven Jackson

Chad Ochocinco

 
PPR dynastyTeam 1 gets Steve Smith CAR, Reggie Bush, 2011 1st and Jimmy ClausenTeam 2 gets Miles Austin, Arian Foster
Robbery for Team 1.
I'd take what Team 2 got any day of the week.
care to elaborate? 2 responses so far, 2 different takes. Nice.
I have Steve Smith ranked 2 spots behind Miles Austin. In other words, they're close IMO. Adding an '11 first is more than enough to make up the difference from my point of view. I'm not a big Reggie Bush fan but he could be a movable piece. I'd much rather have Smith/Bush/11 1st than Austin/Foster...Just my .02. :shrug:
 
PPR dynastyTeam 1 gets Steve Smith CAR, Reggie Bush, 2011 1st and Jimmy ClausenTeam 2 gets Miles Austin, Arian Foster
Robbery for Team 1.
I'd take what Team 2 got any day of the week.
care to elaborate? 2 responses so far, 2 different takes. Nice.
I have Steve Smith ranked 2 spots behind Miles Austin. In other words, they're close IMO. Adding an '11 first is more than enough to make up the difference from my point of view. I'm not a big Reggie Bush fan but he could be a movable piece. I'd much rather have Smith/Bush/11 1st than Austin/Foster...Just my .02. :shrug:
I don't have Smith anywhere close to Austin in rankings. Beyond the big guys at the top (Fitz, AJ, Calvin), there's no one else I'd put ahead of Austin other than Marshall. He may be less proven than guys like Jennings, Colston, Roddy, etc., but the guy is the perfect combination of great situation, young age, top notch production and top notch talent. I simply see no holes in his game. So, while I suppose there's the potential to bust, I see that as a minimal risk and his upside far outweighs that. Steve Smith, OTOH, has yet another QB throwing to him and always seems to fail to produce those top #'s consistently for whatever reason. Factor in that he's now 31 and his trade value is vanishing quickly. Next year, you'll be lucky to land a 1st round pick for him no matter what he does this coming year.Reggie Bush -- fillerClausen -- fillerThe 2011 1st depends completely where it is, but I'd pretty easily give up a top 2011 1st and those other parts for Austin even though it'd be somewhat even. Make that a mid or late 1st and I don't think it's remotely close.As for Smith and his ranking, he's in a completely separate tier and is barely in my top 20 at WR.
 
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I don't have Smith anywhere close to Austin in rankings. Beyond the big guys at the top (Fitz, AJ, Calvin), there's no one else I'd put ahead of Austin other than Marshall. He may be less proven than guys like Jennings, Colston, Roddy, etc., but the guy is the perfect combination of great situation, young age, top notch production and top notch talent. I simply see no holes in his game. So, while I suppose there's the potential to bust, I see that as a minimal risk and his upside far outweighs that. Steve Smith, OTOH, has yet another QB throwing to him and always seems to fail to produce those top #'s consistently for whatever reason. Factor in that he's now 31 and his trade value is vanishing quickly. Next year, you'll be lucky to land a 1st round pick for him no matter what he does this coming year.Reggie Bush -- fillerClausen -- fillerThe 2011 1st depends completely where it is, but I'd pretty easily give up a top 2011 1st and those other parts for Austin even though it'd be somewhat even. Make that a mid or late 1st and I don't think it's remotely close.As for Smith and his ranking, he's in a completely separate tier and is barely in my top 20 at WR.
Each to his own. I have Smith at 12 and Austin at 10. But I also think Dez is going to be the #1 WR for Dallas in a couple of years. :shrug:
 
Gian did say that Miles Austin will be the WR1 in dynasty by 2011, so i guess that should explain on why he thinks Team 2 got the better end.

 
Gian did say that Miles Austin will be the WR1 in dynasty by 2011, so i guess that should explain on why he thinks Team 2 got the better end.
If that's the case then absolutely I see why he thinks that. I think Steve Smith is very underrated now that Delhomme is gone, and I'm not as worried about age as some other people (at least for WRs). When Smith has a decent QB (or even adequate) he is great.
 
Gian did say that Miles Austin will be the WR1 in dynasty by 2011, so i guess that should explain on why he thinks Team 2 got the better end.
If that's the case then absolutely I see why he thinks that. I think Steve Smith is very underrated now that Delhomme is gone, and I'm not as worried about age as some other people (at least for WRs). When Smith has a decent QB (or even adequate) he is great.
Austin's a late 1st in my book, I wouldn't touch Smith until the 6th even if he's good for 1300 next year.
 
Gian did say that Miles Austin will be the WR1 in dynasty by 2011, so i guess that should explain on why he thinks Team 2 got the better end.
While that is indeed the case, I could substitute quite a few other WRs in that same 2nd tier that I would also prefer over Smith & co. MarshallJenningsRoddyS. RiceDezCrabtreeV. JacksonDeSeanColstonI have all of those guys easily over Smith. In the next tier, I'd also prefer SS2 and Nicks. After that comes the older guys who all have decreased value. Wayne is clearly at the head of this list. After that comes Boldin, Chad, and Randy. I'd put S. Smith at the end of that tier, tied with Chad. These guys, while productive, all have depressed value that has 0 chance of going up from this point forward. They are depreciating assets. When you factor in that Smith's production isn't likely to greatly outproduce those above him, if at all, then it's simply not close. Bush and Clausen are nothing but filler as I stated above. Bench material. The 2011 1st definitely has value and it depends on where it is. That said, I'd still pay Smith/1st for those guys. Keep in mind that in the last 4 years, Smith has done the following:TDs -- 8, 7, 7, 6. Nothing special whatsoever and unlikely to changeYards -- 1166, 1002, 982 in 3 of the last 4 years. Pretty poor. He did have 1421 in 2008 which is really the only thing substantial he's done in the last 4 years and inflates his average below (probably falsely).Rec -- 87, 83, 78, 65. Again, nothing special here.Factor in that he hasn't played 16 games in the last 4 years but has put up those numbers in either 14 or 15 games in each of those years then you're dealing with guy who consistently misses a small amount of time but it's not as if the time missed inflates his ppg. You average his last 4 years and you get: 78/1142/7 or 230 pts. Nice but not spectacular. Solid WR2 numbers. And if those take a dip, which is very possible, then you're looking at giving up a likely bona fide WR1 for a depreciating WR2/3 type guy. No thanks.
 
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Gian did say that Miles Austin will be the WR1 in dynasty by 2011, so i guess that should explain on why he thinks Team 2 got the better end.
If that's the case then absolutely I see why he thinks that. I think Steve Smith is very underrated now that Delhomme is gone, and I'm not as worried about age as some other people (at least for WRs). When Smith has a decent QB (or even adequate) he is great.
Austin's a late 1st in my book, I wouldn't touch Smith until the 6th even if he's good for 1300 next year.
if Smith is good for 1300 in 2010, odds are he has 2 really good years after that - and that's what i'm bankin on as the team getting Steve Smith in this deal :lmao: Forget trade value at that point (2011 and beyond), it's all about production. Not to mention I think that 2011 first i got may be a 1.05 to 1.08 at worst.
 
PPR dynastyTeam 1 gets Steve Smith CAR, Reggie Bush, 2011 1st and Jimmy ClausenTeam 2 gets Miles Austin, Arian Foster
I would give SS, Bush and #1 for AustinNice deal for Team 2, I wonder if Team 2 has Slaton and/or Tate as well.
Bad deal for Team 2 in the long run if the 2011 1st is an early one, because 2011 will be a banner year for WRs, many of which will be better than Austin.
 
Uber said:
pyite76 said:
start 2 QB, 2 RB, 3 WR, 1 flex - no PPRgave: James StarksMike Sims-Walkergot:Derek AndersonMarshawn Lynch2011 2nd Round Pick
:no:
This is a 2 QB league and I am invested in the ARI passing game with Leinart and Skelton so acquiring Anderson was key to keep my QB3 position on lockdown. I could afford to give up Sims-Walker since he was my WR5 (behind Marshall/Jennings/Smith(Car)/Harvin). I like acquiring Lynch here for a pretty cheap price IMO, and the 2nd round pick sealed the deal for me. Sometimes it pays to gamble, and I put a few pennies on Lynch.
 
GSWarriors said:
JPeso said:
finito said:
GSWarriors said:
Gian did say that Miles Austin will be the WR1 in dynasty by 2011, so i guess that should explain on why he thinks Team 2 got the better end.
If that's the case then absolutely I see why he thinks that. I think Steve Smith is very underrated now that Delhomme is gone, and I'm not as worried about age as some other people (at least for WRs). When Smith has a decent QB (or even adequate) he is great.
Austin's a late 1st in my book, I wouldn't touch Smith until the 6th even if he's good for 1300 next year.
if Smith is good for 1300 in 2010, odds are he has 2 really good years after that - and that's what i'm bankin on as the team getting Steve Smith in this deal :thumbup: Forget trade value at that point (2011 and beyond), it's all about production. Not to mention I think that 2011 first i got may be a 1.05 to 1.08 at worst.
I more or less agree. Smith is being left for dead and a lot of people are going to reap the rewards for the next few seasons IMO.
 
GSWarriors said:
JPeso said:
finito said:
GSWarriors said:
Gian did say that Miles Austin will be the WR1 in dynasty by 2011, so i guess that should explain on why he thinks Team 2 got the better end.
If that's the case then absolutely I see why he thinks that. I think Steve Smith is very underrated now that Delhomme is gone, and I'm not as worried about age as some other people (at least for WRs). When Smith has a decent QB (or even adequate) he is great.
Austin's a late 1st in my book, I wouldn't touch Smith until the 6th even if he's good for 1300 next year.
if Smith is good for 1300 in 2010, odds are he has 2 really good years after that - and that's what i'm bankin on as the team getting Steve Smith in this deal :goodposting: Forget trade value at that point (2011 and beyond), it's all about production. Not to mention I think that 2011 first i got may be a 1.05 to 1.08 at worst.
I more or less agree. Smith is being left for dead and a lot of people are going to reap the rewards for the next few seasons IMO.
People tend to forget that Austin has only produced for one season, let's not assume that he will keep doing that based on one season. He will see more double teams, and looking forward 2011-12, I think Dez Bryant will pass him on the depth chart. Smith is very underrated at the moment, and I like team 1 in this deal. 2011 draft will be stacked with WRs, and team 1 could very well get future superstar.
 
GSWarriors said:
JPeso said:
finito said:
If that's the case then absolutely I see why he thinks that. I think Steve Smith is very underrated now that Delhomme is gone, and I'm not as worried about age as some other people (at least for WRs). When Smith has a decent QB (or even adequate) he is great.
Austin's a late 1st in my book, I wouldn't touch Smith until the 6th even if he's good for 1300 next year.
if Smith is good for 1300 in 2010, odds are he has 2 really good years after that - and that's what i'm bankin on as the team getting Steve Smith in this deal :goodposting: Forget trade value at that point (2011 and beyond), it's all about production. Not to mention I think that 2011 first i got may be a 1.05 to 1.08 at worst.
I more or less agree. Smith is being left for dead and a lot of people are going to reap the rewards for the next few seasons IMO.
People tend to forget that Austin has only produced for one season, let's not assume that he will keep doing that based on one season. He will see more double teams, and looking forward 2011-12, I think Dez Bryant will pass him on the depth chart. Smith is very underrated at the moment, and I like team 1 in this deal. 2011 draft will be stacked with WRs, and team 1 could very well get future superstar.
Wait a second. If Dez Bryant is good enough to surpass Austin on the depth chart by next year, then how is Austin going to see more double teams this year? You're suggesting he'll be that good but yet defenses will ignore him to cover Austin instead? Not even mentioning the presence of Witten. Unless opposing teams will be allowed more than 11 defensive players, I just don't think that's going to be possible. Even if that's the case, then I guess by 2011, when Bryant benefited from Austin's double coverage and absolutely thrived and did so well to surpass Austin, then Bryant will be commanding the double teams and Austin should once again thrive from the single coverage.
 
Uber said:
pyite76 said:
start 2 QB, 2 RB, 3 WR, 1 flex - no PPRgave: James StarksMike Sims-Walkergot:Derek AndersonMarshawn Lynch2011 2nd Round Pick
:wall:
This is a 2 QB league and I am invested in the ARI passing game with Leinart and Skelton so acquiring Anderson was key to keep my QB3 position on lockdown. I could afford to give up Sims-Walker since he was my WR5 (behind Marshall/Jennings/Smith(Car)/Harvin). I like acquiring Lynch here for a pretty cheap price IMO, and the 2nd round pick sealed the deal for me. Sometimes it pays to gamble, and I put a few pennies on Lynch.
I like it even less now - going after 3 QB's to lockdown your QB3 is silly. It doesn't matter that you can "afford" to trade MSW - that's a reason to shop him, not give him away for pennies.
 
Uber said:
pyite76 said:
start 2 QB, 2 RB, 3 WR, 1 flex - no PPRgave: James StarksMike Sims-Walkergot:Derek AndersonMarshawn Lynch2011 2nd Round Pick
:D
This is a 2 QB league and I am invested in the ARI passing game with Leinart and Skelton so acquiring Anderson was key to keep my QB3 position on lockdown. I could afford to give up Sims-Walker since he was my WR5 (behind Marshall/Jennings/Smith(Car)/Harvin). I like acquiring Lynch here for a pretty cheap price IMO, and the 2nd round pick sealed the deal for me. Sometimes it pays to gamble, and I put a few pennies on Lynch.
I like it even less now - going after 3 QB's to lockdown your QB3 is silly. It doesn't matter that you can "afford" to trade MSW - that's a reason to shop him, not give him away for pennies.
Anderson was a toss in, I was just explaining why I had him in there. Its obvious you don't play in a 2 QB league, because starting 2 each week is key to being competitive w/ 6pt passing TDs. QBs are far and away the highest scorers. I look at this deal like two smaller ones:Getting a 2nd for MSW isn't bad value (considering I drafted him in the 8th round - and he has a ton of questions) as no one would even talk to me straight-faced about a first rounder for him. and Anderson and Lynch for Starks is a slam dunk. If Lynch comes back with any semblance of his Beast Mode self, I just hit a home run.
 
Getting a 2nd for MSW isn't bad value (considering I drafted him in the 8th round - and he has a ton of questions) as no one would even talk to me straight-faced about a first rounder for him.
Do you mean 8th round of a rookie draft? Is this not a true dynasty, e.g., you keep 10 players not your whole roster? It might make a lot more sense if a 2nd has more value than a 2nd in a rookie-only or mostly-rookie draft.
 
Getting a 2nd for MSW isn't bad value
Actually it's terrible value.
LOL. That's your perception. He's not worth a rookie 1st, at least in the majority of dynasty owners I know. They won't pony up that price, and I know because I tried. MSW absolutely SUCKED on the road last year, and has a history of being dinged up. Plus this team I got the 2nd rounder from has never finished higher than 8th of 10 teams.
Getting a 2nd for MSW isn't bad value (considering I drafted him in the 8th round - and he has a ton of questions) as no one would even talk to me straight-faced about a first rounder for him.
Do you mean 8th round of a rookie draft? Is this not a true dynasty, e.g., you keep 10 players not your whole roster? It might make a lot more sense if a 2nd has more value than a 2nd in a rookie-only or mostly-rookie draft.
Yes the 8th round of our 1st rookie draft, or during year 2 of this current dynasty league (we are entering year 5 now). We have 47 man rosters with 10 man taxi squads (rookies and 2nd year players only). Our rookie draft is 10 rounds long, at which time we expand the taxi squad to 20 until training camp winds down when we have roster cuts back down to 10 on the taxi squad. Our rookie drafts are rookies only, so I am assuming this pick will be between the 11th and the 14th overall in 2011.
 
Getting a 2nd for MSW isn't bad value
Actually it's terrible value.
I agree, but he also got Lynch, who could be reborn in the right situation. Time will tell on this trade.
I only broke the deal down into two separate parts to explain my reasoning. The deal includes Lynch as well, who could be headed to a new locale. If this is the case I just bought a 24 year old workhorse for pretty cheap. In the dynasty leagues I know, you just can't *find* RBs on the waiver wire. Lynch has a ton left in the tank and if he goes to a new team he will be waiting to show what he can do. This all boiled down to me deciding between dealing MSW and Steve Smith (Car). I elected to keep Smith as I feel he is a more safe option for the next three years. If I told you Smith was going to go for 1300/7 the next three years, I probably wouldn't have many arguing against that. As for MSW, he's more of an unknown. While I like him, he just can't stay healthy and is not in the best offense for accruing passing stats. Time will most definitely tell.
 
I couldn't even get a late 1st for Mike Sims-Walker. He's a hold right now, but if you're dead set on moving him, then a 2nd round pick is probably an accurate reflection of his value.

 
I couldn't even get a late 1st for Mike Sims-Walker. He's a hold right now, but if you're dead set on moving him, then a 2nd round pick is probably an accurate reflection of his value.
speaking of MSW, this trade just happened in one league i'm inMSW and 2012 2nd for 1.11 and 2011 1st
 
HenryMuto said:
Team A offers McGahee, Willis BAL RB;Bryant, Antonio CIN WR;Hester, Devin CHI WR;Moss, Santana WAS WR;Davis, Fred WAS TE; Year 2011 Round 1 Draft Pick; Year 2011 Round 1 Draft PickTeam B for Greene, Shonn NYJ RB;Fitzgerald, Larry ARI WR; Year 2010 Draft Pick 2.02;Year 2010 Draft Pick 3.01A friend of mine sent me this trade offer he got. Looks pretty bad to me. A bunch of old stiff crap players and 2 future who knows when they will be picks and he wants Fitz, Greene and 2 picks ?
Henry, I think you may have this thread confused with the Assistant Coach forum. This thread is for trades that actually did happen, not offers. I'd hate to see everyone post the crap offers they've gotten. It doesn't show the trade value if it's only an offer.Trade offers and how to run someone's team belong in the Assistant Coach forum. Singled you out since you asked about offers more than once in this thread.
 
.5 PPR, 2RB, 3WR plus a flex

Team A gives Sidney Rice

Team B gives Anquan Boldin, Leon Washington, and the 2.09 rookie pick.

Team A (giving Rice) also has Percy Harvin, is strong at WR and very weak at RB.

 

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