Maybe I'm reading this wrong but are you suggesting that the wife improved her backup QB?There is no way to confirm collusion, but it's still a little fishy
12 team $$ league(18th year)
Husband(0-5) trades
R Fitzpatrick and A Foster
to
Wife(3-2)
C Newton and M Ingram.
the kicker is: the Wife already owns Rodgers
Looks a little fishy, no?
probably not a good idea to play in leagues with both husband and wife, or at least make a rule they can't trade with each other just to avoid any uncertainity
Owner 2 trades a top-5 QB (depending on scoring system) to get A Foster who was the #1 RB last year but hasn't lived up to that this year. She already has the #1 QB, so she doesn't need Cam, but she gets a decent back-up in return.Owner 1 trades an (under-performing) stud RB for a stud QB, and gets a rookie RB who, while not overly impressive, has shown a nose for the end-zone recently.There is no way to confirm collusion, but it's still a little fishy
12 team $$$ league(18th year)
Husband(0-5) trades
R Fitzpatrick and A Foster
to
Wife(3-2)
C Newton and M Ingram.
the kicker is: the Wife already owns Rodgers
Looks a little fishy, no?
I agree with everything you said.....but they can't trade? The husband/wife owners came to be after one of our founding memebers, the commissioners father, lost his battle with cancer. The commishes sister took over his team. It was an honorary thing at first, that just seemed to stick(she's a pretty astute fantasy player)The part that seems fishy is the husbands 0-5(0-6 after this week) start......why make a trade unless you're trying to help your wife out.Her I trust, him....not so much.probably not a good idea to play in leagues with both husband and wife, or at least make a rule they can't trade with each other just to avoid any uncertainity
I'll eat my hat if Cam finishes as a top QBOwner 2 trades a top-5 QB (depending on scoring system) to get A Foster who was the #1 RB last year but hasn't lived up to that this year. She already has the #1 QB, so she doesn't need Cam, but she gets a decent back-up in return.Owner 1 trades an (under-performing) stud RB for a stud QB, and gets a rookie RB who, while not overly impressive, has shown a nose for the end-zone recently.There is no way to confirm collusion, but it's still a little fishy
12 team $$$ league(18th year)
Husband(0-5) trades
R Fitzpatrick and A Foster
to
Wife(3-2)
C Newton and M Ingram.
the kicker is: the Wife already owns Rodgers
Looks a little fishy, no?
What, exactly, looks fishy?
Monday is the new Friday after all.'Sam Quentin said:Saw the thread title and was immediately disappointed that this wasn't the FFA
Maybe teams without a win shouldn't be allowed to trade. Or, move the trade deadline up to week 4.'Wrigley said:The part that seems fishy is the husbands 0-5(0-6 after this week) start......why make a trade unless you're trying to help your wife out.
I don't see how that's relevant - she's the one trading away Newton. So the deal is Newton for Foster which seems pretty fair. I do think the husband's likely helping her out a little since he's 0-5, but this deal isn't all that bad on its face - especially if he needs a QB.'Wrigley said:There is no way to confirm collusion, but it's still a little fishy
12 team $$$ league(18th year)
Husband(0-5) trades
R Fitzpatrick and A Foster
to
Wife(3-2)
C Newton and M Ingram.
the kicker is: the Wife already owns Rodgers
Looks a little fishy, no?
I'm gonna go against the grain here and say.... granted there's no proof, but I'm betting almost for sure they colluded.
And to say that the trade is close is to me, questionable at best.
She already had Rodgers so really had no need for Newton.
am I reading this right? Thats a decent deal, Cam is having a monster season, and maybe the husband has legitimate back up RBs'Wrigley said:There is no way to confirm collusion, but it's still a little fishy
12 team $$$ league(18th year)
Husband(0-5) trades
R Fitzpatrick and A Foster
to
Wife(3-2)
FOR (Edited)
C Newton and M Ingram.
the kicker is: the Wife already owns Rodgers
Looks a little fishy, no?
I was hoping this was supposed to be in the FFA and be about a key party.
What you seem to be saying is that bad teams trading with good teams and/or people with close personal relationship trading is collusion.This is just a smart trade for her. she has a relative wealth at QB and is exchanging it for RB help to make a championship run. Isn't that kinda what she should do?I'm gonna go against the grain here and say.... granted there's no proof, but I'm betting almost for sure they colluded. And to say that the trade is close is to me, questionable at best.Foster was hurt, but he's definitely been playing well upon his return. She already had Rodgers so really had no need for Newton. I think this one is pretty clear cut to be honest with you.The husband's season is over. They were pretty shrewd in how they did it but I don't think there's much doubt, in my mind anyway, that the husband helped his wife out since his own season is lost. May as well try to win some money for the household any way you can. That's my read 100 percent.
How productive was he yesterday? How did he do compared to Tate?I'm gonna go against the grain here and say.... granted there's no proof, but I'm betting almost for sure they colluded. And to say that the trade is close is to me, questionable at best.Foster was hurt, but he's definitely been playing well upon his return.
Rizzler in 3, 2, 1....How productive was he yesterday? How did he do compared to Tate?
That's a pretty good deal if your hat is made out of steak.'Wrigley said:I'll eat my hat if Cam finishes as a top QB'Bayhawks said:Owner 2 trades a top-5 QB (depending on scoring system) to get A Foster who was the #1 RB last year but hasn't lived up to that this year. She already has the #1 QB, so she doesn't need Cam, but she gets a decent back-up in return.Owner 1 trades an (under-performing) stud RB for a stud QB, and gets a rookie RB who, while not overly impressive, has shown a nose for the end-zone recently.'Wrigley said:There is no way to confirm collusion, but it's still a little fishy
12 team $$$ league(18th year)
Husband(0-5) trades
R Fitzpatrick and A Foster
to
Wife(3-2)
C Newton and M Ingram.
the kicker is: the Wife already owns Rodgers
Looks a little fishy, no?
What, exactly, looks fishy?
'Ignoratio Elenchi said:You let a guy own two different teams in your league, don't act surprised when he's trading himself players from one team to the other.![]()
He started Ingram and Grant this week.I'm gonna go against the grain here and say.... granted there's no proof, but I'm betting almost for sure they colluded.
And to say that the trade is close is to me, questionable at best.
She already had Rodgers so really had no need for Newton.am I reading this right? Thats a decent deal, Cam is having a monster season, and maybe the husband has legitimate back up RBs'Wrigley said:There is no way to confirm collusion, but it's still a little fishy
12 team $$$ league(18th year)
Husband(0-5) trades
R Fitzpatrick and A Foster
to
Wife(3-2)
FOR (Edited)
C Newton and M Ingram.
the kicker is: the Wife already owns Rodgers
Looks a little fishy, no?
Some people take the ethical side of it seriously. I play in a $ league with my wife (went 1-2 last year... awesome). Yes, I give her some advice on some things, but for the most part she manages her own team. Anything she'd ask me ("would you start ____ over ___?") is nothing that I haven't asked my male friends who I compete against as well.Yes, there could be collusion issues, but there's always that risk ("I'll trade you Cam Newton for $5, or for 10% if you win it all", etc.) with money.The real question is how are people reading this and thinking she's trading FOR Cam Newton.It's a balanced trade. Good QB + mediocre RB for Good RB + Mediocre QB.'Ignoratio Elenchi said:You let a guy own two different teams in your league, don't act surprised when he's trading himself players from one team to the other.![]()
In all seriousness, even if they are 100% legit separate teams, having two owners in a money league who share finances doesn't seem like a great idea to me.
in PPR? take a look for yourself.How productive was he yesterday? How did he do compared to Tate?I'm gonna go against the grain here and say.... granted there's no proof, but I'm betting almost for sure they colluded. And to say that the trade is close is to me, questionable at best.Foster was hurt, but he's definitely been playing well upon his return.
What I'm saying is that it looks to me that the hubby helped his wife out - making her team stronger while in essence tanking his own season for the "house's benefit". Not sure I can be any more clear than that.I can understand why she did the trade. I can't understand why he would - unless..... see my above comments.What you seem to be saying is that bad teams trading with good teams and/or people with close personal relationship trading is collusion.This is just a smart trade for her. she has a relative wealth at QB and is exchanging it for RB help to make a championship run. Isn't that kinda what she should do?I'm gonna go against the grain here and say.... granted there's no proof, but I'm betting almost for sure they colluded. And to say that the trade is close is to me, questionable at best.Foster was hurt, but he's definitely been playing well upon his return. She already had Rodgers so really had no need for Newton. I think this one is pretty clear cut to be honest with you.The husband's season is over. They were pretty shrewd in how they did it but I don't think there's much doubt, in my mind anyway, that the husband helped his wife out since his own season is lost. May as well try to win some money for the household any way you can. That's my read 100 percent.
BINGO!!'Ignoratio Elenchi said:You let a guy own two different teams in your league, don't act surprised when he's trading himself players from one team to the other.![]()
If this is dynasty league play (which has not been determined yet unless I missed it) this is a fantastic trade for both sides.. If redraft, there isn't a reason to make any trades at all on Hubby's side is there? But that trade doesn't really hurt his team either..What I'm saying is that it looks to me that the hubby helped his wife out - making her team stronger while in essence tanking his own season for the "house's benefit". Not sure I can be any more clear than that.I can understand why she did the trade. I can't understand why he would - unless..... see my above comments.What you seem to be saying is that bad teams trading with good teams and/or people with close personal relationship trading is collusion.This is just a smart trade for her. she has a relative wealth at QB and is exchanging it for RB help to make a championship run. Isn't that kinda what she should do?I'm gonna go against the grain here and say.... granted there's no proof, but I'm betting almost for sure they colluded. And to say that the trade is close is to me, questionable at best.Foster was hurt, but he's definitely been playing well upon his return. She already had Rodgers so really had no need for Newton. I think this one is pretty clear cut to be honest with you.The husband's season is over. They were pretty shrewd in how they did it but I don't think there's much doubt, in my mind anyway, that the husband helped his wife out since his own season is lost. May as well try to win some money for the household any way you can. That's my read 100 percent.
Then you're invited into my league.I take that deal if I am the husband without even knowing the roster. Stop policing other adults. It's sad really.
This post discredits your previous posts..Then you're invited into my league.I take that deal if I am the husband without even knowing the roster. Stop policing other adults. It's sad really.
Yer nuts if you think that trade doesn't hurt him. Seriously. Basically Foster for Ingram 'cuz Fitzpatrick is definitely holding his own compared to Newton.If this is dynasty league play (which has not been determined yet unless I missed it) this is a fantastic trade for both sides.. If redraft, there isn't a reason to make any trades at all on Hubby's side is there? But that trade doesn't really hurt his team either..What I'm saying is that it looks to me that the hubby helped his wife out - making her team stronger while in essence tanking his own season for the "house's benefit". Not sure I can be any more clear than that.I can understand why she did the trade. I can't understand why he would - unless..... see my above comments.What you seem to be saying is that bad teams trading with good teams and/or people with close personal relationship trading is collusion.This is just a smart trade for her. she has a relative wealth at QB and is exchanging it for RB help to make a championship run. Isn't that kinda what she should do?I'm gonna go against the grain here and say.... granted there's no proof, but I'm betting almost for sure they colluded. And to say that the trade is close is to me, questionable at best.Foster was hurt, but he's definitely been playing well upon his return. She already had Rodgers so really had no need for Newton. I think this one is pretty clear cut to be honest with you.The husband's season is over. They were pretty shrewd in how they did it but I don't think there's much doubt, in my mind anyway, that the husband helped his wife out since his own season is lost. May as well try to win some money for the household any way you can. That's my read 100 percent.