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ouch....and I thought the trade I posted got a good deal on McCoy, and your guy gets Decker to boot.
I don't think it is very bad at all. If owner considers Cam 1st round startup value...
I don't know......considering Gore is about done except for maybe being a low RB2/flex option for a couple more years, the deal is basically McCoy/Decker for Cam and whatever results from a possibly late 1stEDIT: I'm pretty high on Decker though
I was thinking the same thing. Just say "2013 First".I love how whenever anyone gives up a future pick in this thread it is always a late one.A couple bad breaks and any team can be picking in the top 5.
I believe Rice alone could have netted the guy a TE better Tamme.
Great pull here. While I like Bennett's potential if he can put it together for the Giants; I am not sure this is the going rate as I am trying to figure out his value
I'll take Blackmon and the pick. Vjax is too boom or bust for me. He'll win you two or three games and hurt you the rest of the season. Now he's going from the chargers to a run heavy offense. I could be wrong, but I'm staying away this year.
I would have thought the picks should be reversed. Well doneTraded Ryan Williams and a 2013 2nd for Denarious Moore and a 2013 1st in a superflex dynasty. I'm deep at RB and absolutely LOVE 1st round dynasty picks. Might be an addiction.
I think tamme could be useful this year but I have the feeling collie and Baldwin (forget about rice) will make this trade look really bad over the course of this season
He went undrafted in my rookie/FA draft 2 weeks ago. I considered him with my last pick and didn't like the things I read about him being out of shape.
A gives Ryan Broyles + 2013 1stB gives Randall Cobb
I'll take Cobb all day
wonder if you would be saying that had Broyles not tore his ACL? Seems like he's fully recovered already though which is a great sign. He could kill it in the slot with Calvin and Titus taking the top off D's
He actually didn't look that bad at 290. If Jake Ballard can hold value in that offense, no reason Marty couldn't outproduce it. Seems like his value varies drasticallyAll depends if he can get on the same page as Eli. Has to be motivated in his 1 year prove it deal
I agree and will probably end up with him in a redraft or two. Just didn't fit in with my dynasty roster.
Unfortunately it doesn't really matter what I would be saying if Broyles didn't tear his acl. He did. My opinion of that trade has more to do with Cobb. He will be tearing it up in the slot this season playing with the best qb in football with Jennings and Nelson drawing coverage on the outside. And with Jennings in the final year of his deal, he has all the upside in the world.'loose circuits said:
By tearing it up, what do you mean? Do you think he cracks 1k? I'd be stunned if he's even close to that this season with Jennings/Nelson/Finley all getting plenty of touches. Next year is a different story *if* Jennings leaves, but this year I have a hard time seeing him as an every week starter.
I was more mocking the previous post saying Broyles could light it up in the slot with Calvin and Titus Young out wide. Having said that I'd say 55 for 800 and 5 is easily attainable
They are basically in the same type of situation, but to me Broyles actually has lesser competition for targets and more polish as a pure WR while I will give Cobb the playmaker. The 1st round pick makes up for the injury and allows for a difference in talent especially if it is top 6 or so
I really like the Forte/Graham side of this by a pretty sizable margin. Basically 2 borderline 1st rounders at prime positions for about the 6th pick at the deepest position plus a shanahan back is an outstanding trade
Those numbers would put him in the neighborhood of the 35th-40th best WR, which to me is something you could grab off the waivers in redraft. I don't think Broyles or Cobb are worth much this season - next year's a different story depending on what GB does with Jennings. I'd rather have Cobb but Broyles/1st seems pretty fair for me.
I saw this too but thought I'd got confused by the formatting of the post and that there was more to it.
Any thoughts? I feel like I may have given up a bit too much, but I'm still happy to get a stud like graham.
It obviously depends on yrour lineup requirements but I quite like it.In 16 teams Graham is a huge advantage over the majority of other starting TE's.Where did you finish this year?
I like Rivers a lot more then Romo for this year and going forward, but the 19th overall pick in rookie drafts is not worthless. There are always some good value picks in the top 25 of rookie drafts of you do your homework and others in your league don't. That being said, I stillikr the trade for you.'Just Win Baby said:
My league has 10 teams, with 20 man rosters, and it is a superflex league, which means a higher number of QBs are rostered than you might expect. Currently rostered: QB (36), RB (58), WR (62), TE (20), K (11), D/ST (13). With just 140 combined RBs, WRs, and TEs rostered, there are typically some good dynasty prospects on the waiver wire at all times. There are currently multiple players on the waiver wire that I would like to roster if I had room.More importantly, I have a very strong roster... #1 in points and best record past two seasons, although no championships so far. Unless I am successful at making some other trades to open up roster spots (offers out), I don't have room for a 2.9 rookie pick. My roster:QB - Rodgers, Rivers, Freeman, FlynnRB - Mathews, McFadden, Stewart, Deangelo, Jennings, GerhartWR - Calvin, Nicks, Britt, Meachem, Cobb, WayneTE - Finley, GatesK - HartleyD/ST - GiantsOur rookie draft is in less than two weeks. At this point, I already will probably have to cut one of Gerhart to make my 1.9 pick. I doubt the MJD situation will have played out by the time of our draft, so I would be reluctant to cut Jennings for a 2.9 rookie pick. Wayne was a top 30 WR last year, and should be again, so I'd rather not cut him for a 2.9 rookie pick; I'm trying to work him into some package offers.I probably should have worded that comment in my initial post differently, since it was more about my roster than the league parameters. I should also note that I expect many third round picks to be passed or possibly used on first and second round cuts, so if there is someone I would have liked at 2.9, there is a chance I can get him at 3.9.
That is ridiculous.
Side getting Forte and Graham absolutely KILLED it. Congrats to whomever.
Because he is selling so low on Donald Brown?
1 QB, 2 RB, 3 WR, 1 TE, K, DST. My core is pretty much Rodgers, Murray, Fitz, Graham. I won my division last year but had a first round exit due to a bunch of injuries. I had the 1.11 pick this last draft(made some trades to move up to 1.7 and grab Wilson)
