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As with all players health is the key. NFL is RBBC now so finding talented backs that have not hit full stride is key. I think Dillon is just that. With Rodgers back the offense should continue to produce. He seems to have taken more of the carries pie and has proven to be a good pass catcher. He has the build and power of a good goal line option as well. Upside is good and still reasonable with Jones still “leading” the group.
Moore was involved in one a few days ago in my league.
In 12 Team PPR 1QB Dynasty:
Not sure if this is what you're looking for or not, but I just finished drafting in a dynasty startup. 14-team PPR, 1-QB. https://sleeper.com/draft/nfl/784215259190788096ghostguy123 said:
Good question.
I had tiers this way:
Time to move on... did you reach out to him and ask if they hit reject accidentally?
I've got the 1.10 as well... but was able to trade for another 1st rounder for next year.
That should have gotten it done. But some folks value the player more than a fair value offer for the player. I turned down a very fair offer for Tee Higgins, because I really like Tee Higgins, so I get it.
Nobody drafted Diontae Johnson?
I had 1.11 in a 14 team SF (start 8). Traded it for Dalton Schultz + 3.01 (Hassan Haskins). I've been streaming TE for 2 years. With this class, I figured having a starting quality TE was a better chance at getting a starter than the pick (R White, Cook, Watson, Pickens available). 1.11 was used on Willis.
This was my second offer . Originally offered Murray,Adams ,my 2nd rounder for either and swap 1sts. Haven't tried for Allen/ Mahomes but that's not a bad idea.
If I was a Mahomes or Allen owner, I would strongly consider what are you offering. From your side, I might exclude one of the picks coming back 1.10 or 2.10 in the original offer.
I traded the 1.09 for a 24 first from a bad team with no picks next year.
I tried for Burrow and the owner is apparently crazy. Guy wanted Diggs, 2023 2nd, Mac Jones, and Kittle for Burrow. I didn't even bother rejecting the trade. Just ignored it and moved on. He also has Daq, so I thought we could work out a reasonable deal. Guess not.
This has got to be superflex, right? Didn’t see mention of format in the original post.
So irritating. Now, I'll never even look at a trade proposed from this dude again. I do my best to always look at both teams needs and strengths to see if a trade makes sense. Then, I'll usually run it through a trade calculator to make sure my bias isn't clouding my judgment and I'm not offering a bad trade. I hate coming across like I'm trying to scam a person.
Hopkins is a guy that you need to hold until after his suspension. He will be the type of player a contender will want to put him over the top mid season and that is your best chance to get optimal value. Wait until he has his first big game and then shop him to a WR needy contender.
Don't worry about what you need. Draft the best player available. The key is to hit on rookie picks and the best way to do that is to take the player you think has the best chance of succeeding regardless of position. I would have Skyy as the top of those listed (Skyy, Dotson, Pickens, R. White, Spiller, Pierce).
I think there's a pretty large disparity between what Saquon owners WANT and what people are willing to trade for him. If I'm going after him, I'd probably give a 2023 low 1st / high 2nd. His situation and health probably warrant in that range. I think both offers thrown your way are pretty light, but that seems to be the trend with players up on the block. Maybe it's a starting point for the other owner? Also, be cognizant of the fact that a high 2nd isn't THAT MUCH lower value than a low 1st. Sometimes just the idea of a 1st round pick vs a 2nd round pick is off-putting.
But you don't know what the future pick is going to be like. He could have finished sixth this year and has a range of potential outcomes from last to winning it if things break right. You sort of have to assume mediocrity and that the second pick means twelve spots behind the one from a first rounder. I mean worst case scenario is that you take the second, the guy wins it all, and you're stuck with the 2.12. Then you're hosed.
Granted, especially with his health issues the last two years.
Yeah unless somebody would offer a 2nd from a team that I'm pretty sure is going to stink and/or tank, I'd want a first rounder.
That is definitely the case with any player that meets Barkley's profile. The owner wants value for him being 80% (at least) of his ceiling and the buyer wants to pay his floor price.................and Barkley has a a room with a 20 foot vaulted ceiling.
Tell him when you die you have it in your will your wife or kids who take over your team will not trade Chase for anything less than 8 1st round picks. Problem solved.
I was more referencing the 1st vs 2nd. I don't think I'd bite on an early 2nd alone.
