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I don't think you lose anything (or much) with White over the next couple years. And I don't expect Cruz to put up elite production into his 30s. A spin at the wheel, could be someone like Benjamin or Mason who could be elite if its a cherry. You're betting Cruz's 29+ production on a chance at a B+ rookie pick. IMO worth a shot. The pick will only increase in value over the next 2 mo.
I know Mason won't be there at 1.09. Benjamin potentially could be there, but I doubt it as well. I do think Roddy has decent WR2 numbers for another year or two, but Cruz is only 27 and the Giants' best offensive weapon; I think he'll be a great PPR asset for a number of years to come.
12 team PPR, (0.5/1/1/5 RB/WR/TE)
White and the pick! Age isn't everything. White has two more years of good production.Jrodicus said:
Steal for Cruz.One More Rep said:
Sproles I know will produce and Bailey has upside, give me that side. Think if McFadden lands in a good spot, he can still produce though.
I would say complete landslide, also factor in its only .5 PPR for RBs, and I'm not all that high on Martin to begin with. He also got a pick bump too. I also own Graham in a 1.5 TE PPR, and honestly, not sure I would trade him for anyone straight up (including Calvin, Green, etc) unless it was a massive overpay.
I'm in this league and I don't think you understand how scarce and valuable RBs are. Especially considering you must start 2 and there are 14 teams. I can see why he hesitated. Even if it is Martin.
TEs being lumped in w/ WRs lowers Graham's value a bit compared to typical setups. I'd still take Graham, but if 2012 Doug Martin shows back up this is a wash.
I am the one who traded Cruz away for Roddy and the 1.09. I have Calvin and Crabs, so I almost declined it as I was good with what I had with those three wr's.
I value them both as 3rd round startup picks in this format. Needed RB help and had the WR production to pay for it. Hoping 2.3 turns into a nice piece; figers crossed.
I think it was a fair deal for both of us. I got a bit younger at my WR2, and you got a stopgap with a decently valauble piece to flip. Win/WIn.
Agreed. Patterson hype is approaching Lamar Miller/David Wilson of last year Maybe even Finley hype. . I like Patterson as a prospect but for a guy the had a sub 500 yard season this guy sure hold value.
Wtf?
Wtf?
makes perfect sense...I'll give you better players to trade my 1.02 down for less than it is worth?
is foster really worth that little? wowOne More Rep said:
Ertz's star will shoot up significantly this season. I'm a big fan.
Hey...good deal for you
Shows how different things are from league to league. I can't come close to getting spiller for pick 4 or 5 in any of my leagues.
I agree. I'd likely pay this for Foster, but I don't think the deal stands out in this thread. It's close enough.
Depending on team needs, I think 14-18 is fair. I'd put Pierce in the late RB2 range; 20-24.
I'm only in 1 RB leagues so that obviously decreases the value of RB's and at 27 his value is about to hit a cliff - maybe he gets back a late 1st next year but who knows.
Just figured in a 10team league with only 1 TE required, everyone has a decent starter. The guy that acquired Rudolph also had Cameron at TE.
Like Rudolph heredeadlyrange0321 said:
To follow up on the trade you posted, Team A gave Ray Rice and the 2014 2.04 and Team B gave Gore and a 2015 1st and a 2015 2nd. Team getting Rice also has Foster and Tate at RB and Crabtree, Welker, Reggie Wayne, Cecil Shorts, Robert Woods and Steve Smith at WR and Daniels at TE. I think your 2015 1st and 2nd will be a mid to early 1st and 2nd. Probably mid, but could be early, but doubtful they are late.renesauz said:
