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I'm really confused by this, actually. Harris is a sell for Burns? What kind of scoring do you have?
Whether Edmonds and Connor are free agents next year may not be relevant. I don't see Eno as a reliable back for any sustained period of time. I see thatt potential in Herbert for sure and Burns is a stud DE, which in my IDPs, is golden. Harris might be phased into straight committee back with Stevenson there late '21 - '22. I personally like the deal if DE scores anything like in my IDP league
Burns is 23, i love his potential. Eno is nothing more than depth. I view Harris exactly as you do, and thats the only reason i made the deal. Felt like it was a sell high. Being a bears fan i may value Herbert a lil more than most.
The other owner lowballed me on an offer for Roquan Smith (arguing that he wasn't that valuable because he was putting up good numbers this season, but could end up like Zach Cunningham next season
). So, I countered with a trade involving Singleton. He rejected it and a few days later countered with this offer. He's an Eagles homer too!
Although Kingsbury has said he has seen a change in Eno this season vs last season. So, he could ascend to the Edmonds' role next season.
It's why I traded Harris for a second and third in an IDP league where thirds mean something at the beginning of the year. I didn't trust Belichick and that he brought in another back relatively earlier in the draft (third or fourth round) was telling. We shall see about Stevenson and his usage.
I see it about the same as you. A little more added info though is the current LB scoring ranks based on our scoring system:
Originally I liked the deal better for the other side, but that was based on a "keep everyone forever" thought process. The limited keepers could easily shift the deal to you with Leonard's long-term value (if nothing else, you should be able to flip Leonard anytime in the next few seasons). Solid trade though...Okereke & Simmons for $11 is nice as well.
Yea that's a good get for the Davis side. Williams is meh and Fant in the Seattle Offense will be meh in terms of this trade.
I asked the guy that traded away Jamin why he soured on him so fast and he said because he isn't going to be the Mike and he doesn't rush the passer. Since our league being is big play scoring getting sacks is huge. But giving up on a talent like Jamin so quick seems like a bad idea. I would expect him even on the weak side to put up decent tackle numbers and he should be on the field for 3 downs giving him PD's and other opportunities. It was just an odd move in my mind.
The thing is none of these players are likely to be kept by Team A. It's part of the reason he was ok with trading Jamin. He wasn't going to keep him anyway. Our league only keeps 15 players (out of 45 roster spots) so the keeper spot is very valuable and many times you have to make tough decisions on who to throw back. We set up the league to make these choices be difficult if you have a good team.
who got taken at 2.7 and 3.7. How much premium are we talking. Like what do you want to start in your flex. We give premium to DL and still most want to start 3-4 over 4-3 in my home league.
It's pick 23.07 not 3.07. 15 players are kept and then we draft 25 rounds. The draft is obviously rookie and free agents inter mixed. Although the 23rd rounder is very low value. Essentially it's pick 2.07 for QW and a 2024 2nd rounder.
Let's be real. That was outright theft. Good job using the force.
I really like this deal for you. I like Bolton better than Holcomb for long term value and in a DT required league (assuming that is the case here) you got the best of the best. I think you paid up for it but I like the deal from your end. I think both sides got solid pieces and am guessing I would probably like the deal from the other side as well.
I like Greenlaw better than Werner at this point (that may change if Al-Shaair is the guy over Greenlaw in week 1) so I likely take what Team C is giving up as my preference. But this is a roster specific deal it seems so it may be good for both. Even deal.
Jones will hopefully turn it around. Right now Crosby is gobbling up all the stats but I think Jones will turn it around at some point.
I agree. Bush has really disappointed over time and I don't see him as an impact guy moving forward. I also like Burns a lot especially if he is considered DL
I know there was some discussion at some.point when he and Allen were coming in. I might be confusing the two as now that I think about it Burns has been DL
I am assuming this is in a dynasty format. I like it for Dynasty purposes and Young is worth the gamble and Jordan is getting up there in age. Seems like a contender/rebuilder type deal that should be good for both sides.
Yes it is a dynasty league. Since the thread title is "2022 IDP Dynasty Trades", I didn't mention the league type.
I kind of like the other side of things because of Claypool but if you are down on him then I can see where you like the other side. I also am not sold the Steward keeps up his current pace but so far so good. It definitely is an overall improvement for your DL and since that was your goal it's good for you.
