This might be an AC question, and if so, please move it, but I think it would apply to others, and am not asking for a specific advice per se, just how others would handle this.
I'm in a keeper league where you can keep a certain number of players for a certain number of years. That said, I've got several expiring/older assets that are hot commododities for the playoff run, and due to some guys really underperforming expectattions, I am playng for next year for next year
I have been offered players and draft picks, and am not sure which is more desirable. The player are obviously not certain keepers or they wouldn't be available for a trade (think in the range of WR/RB 16 - 25). Similarly I have been offered draft picks in the 2nd or 3rd round (which would be the 6th or 7th round when you take into consideration all the guys kept).
So the question is this...Would you rather have guys with lots of upside that COULD be keeper level talent if things break their way, OR, would you prefer to take the extra picks and shape your own squad with the available talent out there.
I'm in a keeper league where you can keep a certain number of players for a certain number of years. That said, I've got several expiring/older assets that are hot commododities for the playoff run, and due to some guys really underperforming expectattions, I am playng for next year for next year
I have been offered players and draft picks, and am not sure which is more desirable. The player are obviously not certain keepers or they wouldn't be available for a trade (think in the range of WR/RB 16 - 25). Similarly I have been offered draft picks in the 2nd or 3rd round (which would be the 6th or 7th round when you take into consideration all the guys kept).
So the question is this...Would you rather have guys with lots of upside that COULD be keeper level talent if things break their way, OR, would you prefer to take the extra picks and shape your own squad with the available talent out there.
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