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I ran across this a week or two ago on Twitter and thought it summarized my position before I initiate any trade offer:
A starting point before I make any trade is to see if I have something that the other party would want in return. Looking at their roster, I ask myself, what is it that they really need? If they already own ADP, TRich, Rice, and McCoy, and their best WR is Denarius Moore, then offering them Alf Morris is probably not much of a lure (but a top WR would be).But not everyone follows this approach, as I constantly get trade offers for players of no real use to me given my roster and/or apparent strategy.Any other dos and don'ts you have in basic trading or negotiating?Ian Kenyon @IanKenyonNFL
Lesson to all sports fans and fantasy owners Trading is accomplished by creating a package that fits the direction and plan of the other guy
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