I posted this in the ACF: http://tinyurl.com/yub5fe (advice is welcome, but not necessary). I'm somewhat new to Fantasy football so I was wondering if some of the more Veteran keeper league players could help me. Basically I'm looking to move an old RB of good value and some old but good WR for a great RB. If you look at it from a redraft perspective its a horrible idea to move a Top 10RB + 2 Top 15WR for a ~Top5RB. However, when you factor in a keeper league and try to look from now to about 3+ years from now the picture gets better. This year I was lucky and hit on some key WR so I have a ton of WR depth, but at six keeper spots only a lot of them will go back in the pool. I guess the crux is how much do you marginalize some talented player, albiet older if the upside is a talented young RB? To complicate things, what if you're marginalizing from your strength? Any thought processes, philosophical statements, stated methods would be *greatly* appreciated. Thanks.
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Keeper Trading Philosophy (1 Viewer)
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Colin Dowling
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The moment I feel my dynasty team has peeked, I start trying to dramatically change it. I have no problem waiting a year or two to have a great team instead of having a mediocre team right away.
That said, you have to be solid in your talent evaluation or you could harm yourself for years.
That said, you have to be solid in your talent evaluation or you could harm yourself for years.
