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Dynasty Leagues - What's Koren Robinson (1 Viewer)

Just curious what his trade value would be? Anyone see him being dealt in your leagues?
I picked him up off waivers at the 3/4 mark of the season. Last week I was offered a 3rd rounder in the rookie draft and I declined. I am pretty weak at reciever in that league, so I may hold onto him regardless of the offer (within reason, of course)If you are trying to get him, I would do it now. If you are trying to sell him, I would definitely wait until his situation is a little more clear. If he signs a big deal, his trade value could skyrocket overnight.

 
Very volatile, all depends on his owner's faith that Koren will keep his nose clean. If you believe in him, you can't possibly trade him right now, as he's got proven top 20 upside. However, if you think he will slip up again, a great sell high moment is coming after he signs his deal.

Either way, it makes no sense to trade Koren right now. it makes a ton of sense to trade FOR Koren, with the assumption that you believe he has turned the corner on his personal issues. I do.

 
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Very volatile, all depends on his owner's faith that Koren will keep his nose clean. If you believe in him, you can't possibly trade him right now, as he's got proven top 20 upside. However, if you think he will slip up again, a great sell high moment is coming after he signs his deal.

Either way, it makes no sense to trade Koren right now. it makes a ton of sense to trade FOR Koren, with the assumption that you believe he has turned the corner on his personal issues. I do.
I just traded for him last week.I received Koren and a 3.02 rookie pick for Doug Jolley (the other guy, in a TE-required league, **only** had Eric Johnson at TE) and a 2.10 rookie pick.

I felt I could take a flier at a low-risk/high-reward type of WR like Koren and Jolley was my 4th TE.

If it doesn't work, I won't feel like I lost much.

 
Very volatile, all depends on his owner's faith that Koren will keep his nose clean. If you believe in him, you can't possibly trade him right now, as he's got proven top 20 upside. However, if you think he will slip up again, a great sell high moment is coming after he signs his deal.

Either way, it makes no sense to trade Koren right now. it makes a ton of sense to trade FOR Koren, with the assumption that you believe he has turned the corner on his personal issues. I do.
I just traded for him last week.I received Koren and a 3.02 rookie pick for Doug Jolley (the other guy, in a TE-required league, **only** had Eric Johnson at TE) and a 2.10 rookie pick.

I felt I could take a flier at a low-risk/high-reward type of WR like Koren and Jolley was my 4th TE.

If it doesn't work, I won't feel like I lost much.
:thumbup: Very nice move.
 
I asked the owner in my Dynasty league what he wanted and was told a top 15 RB and top 10- 15 WR. Too rich for my blood. The owner obviously believes in KRob.

 
I asked the owner in my Dynasty league what he wanted and was told a top 15 RB and top 10- 15 WR. Too rich for my blood. The owner obviously believes in KRob.
that's just plain ridiculous.I wouldn't even think about giving up a top 20 WR straight up, let alone a top 15 WR + top 15 RB.

 
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i think you missed the "dirt cheap" price on KRob and will now have to settle for the "giving up something" range. if he signs with the likes of KC, Philly, SD, Denver or one of those others where he can make an immediate impact, and the hype starts to stir, then you won't be able to pry him away from that greedy little owner (me;o)

-orphan

 

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