WTH? I would take MJD/Austin side in less than a heartbeatMy:
1.3
for
His:
MJD and Miles Austin
full ppr
WTH? I would take MJD/Austin side in less than a heartbeatMy:
1.3
for
His:
MJD and Miles Austin
full ppr
I agree. That's LOT for the 1.3WTH? I would take MJD/Austin side in less than a heartbeatMy:
1.3
for
His:
MJD and Miles Austin
full ppr
I value Britt at the 1.05 so this seems like a fair trade. I would prefer the Britt/Gore side though.In our league pick 1.1 was just traded for Frank Gore and Kenny Britt.
How so? The 1.01 would be Geno for me, I guess it depends on what you think of him.Since it's superflex I think it's even better for the Julio side.Since it's a superflex I'd take the Harvin, Cobb, 1.01 side.Unbelievable huge deal as Cobb continues to make his way around in two of my three Dynasty Leagues.
PPR, QRRWWTKD + 2 Flex. One Flex can be a QB
Team India gives:
Harvin
Cobb
1.01
Team Juliet gives:
Julio
DMC
1.08
2014 1st (will be in the back half)
Cobb has been traded recently twice in each League !
I am neither Owner in this trade above, a blockbuster.
I wouldn't. I would take the 1.01 any day over a combo of a RB turning 30 this year and a knucklehead WR with elite talent. Yeah, maybe Britt gets his head together (ala Brandon Marshall) and maybe Gore has another 2 good years left in him. But I would prefer to roll the dice with the my pick of the rookie class.Aging RB with injury/other issues potential stud WR for 1.1. Interesting trade since it could blow up on the face for the owner trading away britt/gore. I would rather be the one receiving the two playersIn our league pick 1.1 was just traded for Frank Gore and Kenny Britt.
When there is no RB/WR/QB that's a clear cut stud like last year, it's difficult for me to "roll the dice" when there is an established stud with 1 or 2 years and an elite receiver talent who has issues. You would have to get really lucky to get a stud player with no issues int this draft esp if you made this trade pre-NFL draftI wouldn't. I would take the 1.01 any day over a combo of a RB turning 30 this year and a knucklehead WR with elite talent. Yeah, maybe Britt gets his head together (ala Brandon Marshall) and maybe Gore has another 2 good years left in him. But I would prefer to roll the dice with the my pick of the rookie class.Aging RB with injury/other issues potential stud WR for 1.1. Interesting trade since it could blow up on the face for the owner trading away britt/gore. I would rather be the one receiving the two playersIn our league pick 1.1 was just traded for Frank Gore and Kenny Britt.
I like Geno fine, but it also means that the 1.8 is going to essentially be the WR2 or RB2 in the class, as I'd expect at least one, maybe two more QB to go in the first 7 picks.How so? The 1.01 would be Geno for me, I guess it depends on what you think of him.Since it's superflex I think it's even better for the Julio side.Since it's a superflex I'd take the Harvin, Cobb, 1.01 side.Unbelievable huge deal as Cobb continues to make his way around in two of my three Dynasty Leagues.
PPR, QRRWWTKD + 2 Flex. One Flex can be a QB
Team India gives:
Harvin
Cobb
1.01
Team Juliet gives:
Julio
DMC
1.08
2014 1st (will be in the back half)
Cobb has been traded recently twice in each League !
I am neither Owner in this trade above, a blockbuster.
I would go 1.1 easily as well.I wouldn't. I would take the 1.01 any day over a combo of a RB turning 30 this year and a knucklehead WR with elite talent. Yeah, maybe Britt gets his head together (ala Brandon Marshall) and maybe Gore has another 2 good years left in him. But I would prefer to roll the dice with the my pick of the rookie class.Aging RB with injury/other issues potential stud WR for 1.1. Interesting trade since it could blow up on the face for the owner trading away britt/gore. I would rather be the one receiving the two playersIn our league pick 1.1 was just traded for Frank Gore and Kenny Britt.
Seems pretty cheap to me.I agree. That's LOT for the 1.3WTH? I would take MJD/Austin side in less than a heartbeatMy:
1.3
for
His:
MJD and Miles Austin
full ppr
I'd want a bit more than Crab/1.3 if dealing Ray.Team A gave: Ray Rice, Shonn Greene
Team B gave: Ramses Barden, Michael Crabtree, 2013 1.03
ETA: 12 team PPR, start 1 RB, 3 WR, 1 Flex RB/WR
Wow that's a haul for a guy that hadn't left new Orleans yetTeam A gives Chris IvoryTeam B gives 2013 1.06
Yep me too.I would go 1.1 easily as well.I wouldn't. I would take the 1.01 any day over a combo of a RB turning 30 this year and a knucklehead WR with elite talent. Yeah, maybe Britt gets his head together (ala Brandon Marshall) and maybe Gore has another 2 good years left in him. But I would prefer to roll the dice with the my pick of the rookie class.Aging RB with injury/other issues potential stud WR for 1.1. Interesting trade since it could blow up on the face for the owner trading away britt/gore. I would rather be the one receiving the two playersIn our league pick 1.1 was just traded for Frank Gore and Kenny Britt.
LolTeam A gives Chris IvoryTeam B gives 2013 1.06
I will take Gore/Britt, and probably try and deal Gore. I think if Gore netted you a 2014 1st from a team that is middle of the pack, would be good for me.In our league pick 1.1 was just traded for Frank Gore and Kenny Britt.
umm,. seriously?? You robbed himMy:
1.3
for
His:
MJD and Miles Austin
full ppr
Ouch. Pick 16 maybe, MAYBE. Pick 6???Team A gives Chris Ivory
Team B gives 2013 1.06
Not too far off if the real life trade goes down, IMO. I certainly wouldn't trade him for a 2nd.LolTeam A gives Chris IvoryTeam B gives 2013 1.06
Agreed. I wouldn't trade him for less than 12 right now because the trade is looking very likely. I think his value is probably around 1.05/1.06 if he does get traded, so I don't understand trading for him at that value when it hasn't happened yet.Not too far off if the real life trade goes down, IMO. I certainly wouldn't trade him for a 2nd.LolTeam A gives Chris IvoryTeam B gives 2013 1.06
I think I'm looking at this from a longer term perspective than you are. Your team is certainly a lot better now after the trades, but I still don't think it's winning any championships (guys like Rice, Bush, and Witten are much better in a ppr). I know teams can start 4 WRs, but in a non-ppr, I'd assume most teams would try to start a 3rd RB at flex if they can.It's a 12 team league; and being able to start 4 wr's every game the majority of owners have between 8-12 wr's rostered. The top wr available (just dropped with draft coming up) is Santana Moss (#48 scoring wr) Where James Jones finished #17 in wr scoring.How many teams in the league? The problem I have with it is that, unless this is a very large league, I don't think your team is very competitive even after the deals. You traded away quite a few decent, young prospects and picks. I think the value you got overall was good (besides Jones probably), but you may have been better served sticking with what you had for your rebuild.j0nese said:I tired various other packages to get another WR but got no where with the offers. With the ability to start up to 4 wr's I know this is my weakest area. I have never been high on Ingram and am willing to take the gamble on JonesKree said:In a vacuum, but a WR corp of DJax/Shorts/old and mediocre needs something in a league where you have to start 3 if not 4 WRs.thriftyrocker said:I would rather have Ingram than Jones in standard scoring.Kree said:Don't think Jones is a long term, high end asset... That being said, Ingram isn't either, and I like Ingram more than most here. You needed WR help badly though, so I probably would have made a similar move. You would expect Jones to remain a end-WR2 with Jennings gone.j0nese said:Second Trade:
Gave: M. Ingram, 2.2, 3.2
Got: James Jones
I wouldn't have targeted Jones is the issue here.
Maybe I am a little higher on J. Jones than most but he was on the field for 91% of the offensive plays; final 3 games of reg season & 2 playoff games he had 26rec, 360yds, and 6 tds. I am willing to gamble on him over Ingram (who prob will never start for me over Rice, R. Bush/Leshoure, & BJGE) & (esp since Ivory just signed his tender and I think will push Ingram down to 4th rb in a pass happy offense IMHO)
Its horrible no matter what. Ivory is 2nd to Goodson and a will never the receptions. He's insurance to Goodson at best. This is why N.o. cant even get a 4th.thriftyrocker said:Not too far off if the real life trade goes down, IMO. I certainly wouldn't trade him for a 2nd.gianmarco said:Lolreplacements said:Team A gives Chris IvoryTeam B gives 2013 1.06
I don't like the trade, but I disagree with most of what you said. The sample sizes are small, but I'd bet on Ivory winning the job. He's clearly more than insurance for Goodson.terrible no matter what. Ivory is a #2 rb on the Jets at best.
Its horrible no matter what. Ivory is 2nd to Goodson and a will never the receptions. He's insurance to Goodson at best. This is why N.o. cant even get a 4th.thriftyrocker said:Not too far off if the real life trade goes down, IMO. I certainly wouldn't trade him for a 2nd.gianmarco said:Lolreplacements said:Team A gives Chris IvoryTeam B gives 2013 1.06
If Jets viewed this guy as a starter a 4th would be gone .
1.02 side in a landslide for me.12 team PPR with RB/WR/TE flex
1.1
2014 2nd (mid?)
Greg Little
for
1.2
2014 1st (early?)
Assuming this isn't a TE heavy league, I'd take the 1.03. The draft is deep, but I think 3-4 stand out enough to justify losing Bennett.1.3
for
M.Bennett
1.07
Blackmon was already expensive, AP a lot to give. The new Blackmon owner must think he'll be top 5-10 overall in dynasty real soon.12 Team PPR, with 1 QB, 1-4 RB, 1-4 WR, 1-4 TETeam A gives A PetersonTeam B gives J Blackmon + 1.12
I was the one trading for AP. I already had Blackmon in my top dynasty 10 WR's so really that's what it was going to take to pry him from me. As for his side, you really have to see his team to understand why it makes sense. He'll still be a top playoff team even without AP.Blackmon was already expensive, AP a lot to give. The new Blackmon owner must think he'll be top 5-10 overall in dynasty real soon.12 Team PPR, with 1 QB, 1-4 RB, 1-4 WR, 1-4 TETeam A gives A PetersonTeam B gives J Blackmon + 1.12
I'm not that high on him but it's still a good price.Gave - 1.07, 2014 2nd, Santana Moss (was going to be a drop)Received - Stevie JohnsonPpr league.I am highee than most on Stevie, but I was happy with the deal regardless.
That seems really cheap for Peterson. I'm not as high on Blackmon as others are though.12 Team PPR, with 1 QB, 1-4 RB, 1-4 WR, 1-4 TETeam A gives A PetersonTeam B gives J Blackmon + 1.12
I posted a similar trade above, where I was the Rice owner:12 Team PPR, with 1 QB, 1-4 RB, 1-4 WR, 1-4 TETeam A gives A PetersonTeam B gives J Blackmon + 1.12
I am feeling pretty light after this one. Got to count on one of Blackmon/Britt now on a weekly basis. That is assuming DMC plays 16. Hopefully one of these RBs gets drafted nicely so I at least have a short-term option there to back up my Spiller/DMC.I was the one trading for AP. I already had Blackmon in my top dynasty 10 WR's so really that's what it was going to take to pry him from me. As for his side, you really have to see his team to understand why it makes sense. He'll still be a top playoff team even without AP.Blackmon was already expensive, AP a lot to give. The new Blackmon owner must think he'll be top 5-10 overall in dynasty real soon.12 Team PPR, with 1 QB, 1-4 RB, 1-4 WR, 1-4 TETeam A gives A PetersonTeam B gives J Blackmon + 1.12
Its a 1RB min league. In those leagues, I would go heavy WR and have 1 maybe 2 decent RBs (really don't like RBs in this format). Sounds like JPeso already has Spiller, so having Peterson as well is a little heavy on RB that are 26/28. I'd want a little more for the ADP name alone, but in terms of overall value, this trade makes sense to me.That seems really cheap for Peterson. I'm not as high on Blackmon as others are though.12 Team PPR, with 1 QB, 1-4 RB, 1-4 WR, 1-4 TETeam A gives A PetersonTeam B gives J Blackmon + 1.12
True, but I hope in two years I've actually won something. Gore was my only other legit back so even in a 1RB league it was a need.Yea, that's the same format where I gave up Rodgers/Jennings for Blackmon/Mathews. With just one required RB spot and up to four spots for WRs, I think the best approach in those leagues is to load up your WR corps. If you can roll out 3-4 top 15 receivers every week, you'll probably have a winning record as long as you're just average everywhere else.
I think Peterson is maybe a little overrated this year whereas Blackmon is one of the few guys who obviously has the potential to maybe knock on the door of that top young WR tier. Bit of a gamble, but the back end of the deal probably favors the Blackmon side. In two years you'll wish you could trade AP for someone like Blackmon.
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This is a classic example of someone taking the best offer they could get for a guy (Peterson)...................but it's APRIL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!12 Team PPR, with 1 QB, 1-4 RB, 1-4 WR, 1-4 TETeam A gives A PetersonTeam B gives J Blackmon + 1.12
No, this is actually a classic of example of being willing to pay for a player you like and believe in. Again, the value of a player is determined by the league. I'm in this league and I'm quite sure that Peso has been trying to sell AP for a while now. It's not about what he might be able to get later. It's more about Blackmon and what his value might continue to do. His owner valued him as a top 10 WR (as do I and many others) and was not going to sell him without a significant payment. This was the kind of offer it would take to get Blackmon and there's nothing wrong at all with paying that if it's a player you want to own. Factor in that each of these player's values are going in the opposite direction and it made more sense to do it now. If Jax actually obtains a QB, then Blackmon's value goes even higher.ghostguy123 said:This is a classic example of someone taking the best offer they could get for a guy (Peterson)...................but it's APRIL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!12 Team PPR, with 1 QB, 1-4 RB, 1-4 WR, 1-4 TETeam A gives A PetersonTeam B gives J Blackmon + 1.12
Why be in a rush to sell low in April?
If Blackmon is truly your "I must have this guy" player................then fine.No, this is actually a classic of example of being willing to pay for a player you like and believe in. Again, the value of a player is determined by the league. I'm in this league and I'm quite sure that Peso has been trying to sell AP for a while now. It's not about what he might be able to get later. It's more about Blackmon and what his value might continue to do. His owner valued him as a top 10 WR (as do I and many others) and was not going to sell him without a significant payment. This was the kind of offer it would take to get Blackmon and there's nothing wrong at all with paying that if it's a player you want to own. Factor in that each of these player's values are going in the opposite direction and it made more sense to do it now. If Jax actually obtains a QB, then Blackmon's value goes even higher.ghostguy123 said:This is a classic example of someone taking the best offer they could get for a guy (Peterson)...................but it's APRIL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!12 Team PPR, with 1 QB, 1-4 RB, 1-4 WR, 1-4 TETeam A gives A PetersonTeam B gives J Blackmon + 1.12
Why be in a rush to sell low in April?
And while the near consensus here is that AP should have fetched far more, not only do I disagree with that, but getting the pick was a huge bonus to me as I would pay AP straight up for Blackmon without thinking twice. Just goes to show the variability in owner's valuations of players. I don't see AP outscoring Blackmon beyond this year in a 1 ppr format when Peterson will be close to 30 in 2014 and Blackmon will be hitting his prime. With it being a 1 RB start league, RB scarcity isn't as important.
I actually agree with this. The format is huge. It's a start 1 league - meaning, you have to start comparing positions across the board, and not just within position. Meaning, Brandon Marshall should be as valuable as Adrian Peterson, if not more. He's less likely to miss time due to injury, and more likely to last into his 30's, due to the positions that they play. In the meantime, he's likely to score on pace with Peterson. The advantage that Peterson gets for being a RB is largely tossed out the window.No, this is actually a classic of example of being willing to pay for a player you like and believe in. Again, the value of a player is determined by the league. I'm in this league and I'm quite sure that Peso has been trying to sell AP for a while now. It's not about what he might be able to get later. It's more about Blackmon and what his value might continue to do. His owner valued him as a top 10 WR (as do I and many others) and was not going to sell him without a significant payment. This was the kind of offer it would take to get Blackmon and there's nothing wrong at all with paying that if it's a player you want to own. Factor in that each of these player's values are going in the opposite direction and it made more sense to do it now. If Jax actually obtains a QB, then Blackmon's value goes even higher.
And while the near consensus here is that AP should have fetched far more, not only do I disagree with that, but getting the pick was a huge bonus to me as I would pay AP straight up for Blackmon without thinking twice. Just goes to show the variability in owner's valuations of players. I don't see AP outscoring Blackmon beyond this year in a 1 ppr format when Peterson will be close to 30 in 2014 and Blackmon will be hitting his prime. With it being a 1 RB start league, RB scarcity isn't as important.