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**Official 2015 Off-Season Dynasty Completed Trades Thread** (2 Viewers)

FFPC 12 team

Gave 2.4, 2.12, 2 projected mid to late 2016 1sts (both were playoff teams last year)

Received 1.9

Flame away. :D
Why? Unless you got one of the top 4 guys that's insane to give (2) 1sts and (2) 2nds for1.09
Correction! The 2 2016 picks are mid-late 2nd rounders
ok, at first i though you had lost your mind.

If it was (2) current 2nds and (2) future late 2nd's makes a lot more sense.

 
FFPC 12 team

Gave 2.4, 2.12, 2 projected mid to late 2016 1sts (both were playoff teams last year)

Received 1.9

Flame away. :D
Why? Unless you got one of the top 4 guys that's insane to give (2) 1sts and (2) 2nds for1.09
Correction! The 2 2016 picks are mid-late 2nd rounders
ok, at first i though you had lost your mind.

If it was (2) current 2nds and (2) future late 2nd's makes a lot more sense.
I would take the 1.9 for all 2nd's also

 
maxhyde said:
Dan Hindery said:
Saw this one and thought it was interesting...

(14 team PPR, 1/2/3/1 w/ 3 flex)

Jordan Matthews

2016 1st (mid?)

for

1.01

Darren McFadden
I take the 1.01 here. Deep starting lineups for a big league
Think I'm with you guys, lean towards the 1.01 side. I'm curious to see if he'll take Cooper or Gurley.

Definitely pretty deep which makes it challenging, especially with bye weeks. It also increases the value of a guy like Matthews who is a pretty safe bet over the long-term (especially when you can start 6 WRs) vs. a guy like McFadden who may have one good year (if that) and then be about done.
yeah, it's deeper than most leagues (not as deep as some) which raises the value of lesser, very good players. But, I'll take the 1.01 fairly easily.

 
FFPC 12 team

Gave 2.4, 2.12, 2 projected mid to late 2016 1sts (both were playoff teams last year)

Received 1.9

Flame away. :D
Why? Unless you got one of the top 4 guys that's insane to give (2) 1sts and (2) 2nds for1.09
Correction! The 2 2016 picks are mid-late 2nd rounders
3 late 2nds to move up 7 spots is excessive in a normal league but in that one with 14 keeper spots (I believe) it's a good trade.

 
FFPC 12 team

Gave 2.4, 2.12, 2 projected mid to late 2016 1sts (both were playoff teams last year)

Received 1.9

Flame away. :D
Why? Unless you got one of the top 4 guys that's insane to give (2) 1sts and (2) 2nds for1.09
Correction! The 2 2016 picks are mid-late 2nd rounders
3 late 2nds to move up 7 spots is excessive in a normal league but in that one with 14 keeper spots (I believe) it's a good trade.
Yes, this is correct. 14 keepers.

What I find funny is you can hear most rail on the 2nd rounders being garbage and finding a diamond in the rough, but as soon as I packaged these same 2nd rounders, people act like I sold my mother. You should see what the league's "experts" are saying.

 
FFPC 12 team

Gave 2.4, 2.12, 2 projected mid to late 2016 1sts (both were playoff teams last year)

Received 1.9

Flame away. :D
Why? Unless you got one of the top 4 guys that's insane to give (2) 1sts and (2) 2nds for1.09
Correction! The 2 2016 picks are mid-late 2nd rounders
3 late 2nds to move up 7 spots is excessive in a normal league but in that one with 14 keeper spots (I believe) it's a good trade.
Yes, this is correct. 14 keepers.

What I find funny is you can hear most rail on the 2nd rounders being garbage and finding a diamond in the rough, but as soon as I packaged these same 2nd rounders, people act like I sold my mother. You should see what the league's "experts" are saying.
is there a less reliable evaluator of trades than other owners?

That said, it does look like you overpaid slightly but if the player you want was there at 1.09, it's a price we should be willing to pay.

 
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Consolidation = winning with 14 man rosters IMO. 2nds would seem to be WAY less valuable in that format. I'd guess that a bunch of last year's 2nd round rooks hit the waiver wire probably every year.

 
Consolidation = winning with 14 man rosters IMO. 2nds would seem to be WAY less valuable in that format. I'd guess that a bunch of last year's 2nd round rooks hit the waiver wire probably every year.
Exactly. The 2.12 and the two 2016 2nds maybe get you into the early-mid 2nd this year in that league because they aren't worth much. I've looked back at the odds of hitting on a late 2nd and it's about 10% - and that's over the long-term, not a one year return you would need to keep the player on a 14 team roster.

 
Consolidation = winning with 14 man rosters IMO. 2nds would seem to be WAY less valuable in that format. I'd guess that a bunch of last year's 2nd round rooks hit the waiver wire probably every year.
IDP or non? that's still 168 players retained each year. Assuming non IDP, that gives room for 24 QB, 50 RB, 50 WR, 24 TE, 20 K/D

Last year's 2nd round picks likely included Ebron, Matthews, Bryant, Hill, Bridgewater, and a few others with potential. Highly doubt those guys would be dropped.

Can certainly understand Pizza's move. But I just wonder what you can get in-season for next year's 2nds.

 
FFPC 12 team

Gave 2.4, 2.12, 2 projected mid to late 2016 1sts (both were playoff teams last year)

Received 1.9

Flame away. :D
Why? Unless you got one of the top 4 guys that's insane to give (2) 1sts and (2) 2nds for1.09
Correction! The 2 2016 picks are mid-late 2nd rounders
3 late 2nds to move up 7 spots is excessive in a normal league but in that one with 14 keeper spots (I believe) it's a good trade.
Yes, this is correct. 14 keepers.

What I find funny is you can hear most rail on the 2nd rounders being garbage and finding a diamond in the rough, but as soon as I packaged these same 2nd rounders, people act like I sold my mother. You should see what the league's "experts" are saying.
is there a less reliable evaluator of trades than other owners?

That said, it does look like you overpaid slightly but if the player you want was there at 1.09, it's a price we should be willing to pay.
My view is I'm very happy with the top 10 on my board. So, while I wasn't under the gun and on the clock, I am very happy with the player I'll get at 1.9 versus 2.4.

 
Consolidation = winning with 14 man rosters IMO. 2nds would seem to be WAY less valuable in that format. I'd guess that a bunch of last year's 2nd round rooks hit the waiver wire probably every year.
IDP or non? that's still 168 players retained each year. Assuming non IDP, that gives room for 24 QB, 50 RB, 50 WR, 24 TE, 20 K/D

Last year's 2nd round picks likely included Ebron, Matthews, Bryant, Hill, Bridgewater, and a few others with potential. Highly doubt those guys would be dropped.

Can certainly understand Pizza's move. But I just wonder what you can get in-season for next year's 2nds.
In many cases I'd agree with your sentiment. However, this particular league there are a few "experts" who aren't giving up players for picks. If there were more trades happening, I could see maybe holding on to these picks to hope they increase in value.

 
Consolidation = winning with 14 man rosters IMO. 2nds would seem to be WAY less valuable in that format. I'd guess that a bunch of last year's 2nd round rooks hit the waiver wire probably every year.
IDP or non? that's still 168 players retained each year. Assuming non IDP, that gives room for 24 QB, 50 RB, 50 WR, 24 TE, 20 K/D

Last year's 2nd round picks likely included Ebron, Matthews, Bryant, Hill, Bridgewater, and a few others with potential. Highly doubt those guys would be dropped.

Can certainly understand Pizza's move. But I just wonder what you can get in-season for next year's 2nds.
In many cases I'd agree with your sentiment. However, this particular league there are a few "experts" who aren't giving up players for picks. If there were more trades happening, I could see maybe holding on to these picks to hope they increase in value.
makes sense. it's always interesting to see the differences in leagues. In most of mine, there's at least a few rebuilding each year (some seem to be in a never-ending loop of building) who are all too eager to give up a productive 30+ year old for 2nds.

 
10-team, yardage-heavy, non-PPR. QB-heavy scoring. Start 1/2/3/1, no flex.

Team A gets: 1.02, T.Y. Hilton, Ben Roethlisberger

Team B gets: Antonio Brown, Jerick McKinnon

 
Team A made this series of trades:

Gave: Cooks => Got: 1.4

Gave: 1.4, Marshall, Olsen => Got: 1.2 (took Gurley), Britt

Gave: Gurley => Got: Kevin White, M. Wilson, H.Miller

Total result of trades:

Gave: Cooks, Marshall, Olsen => Got: Kevin White, M. Wilson, H.Miller, Britt

 
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Team A made this series of trades:

Gave: Cooks => Got: 1.4

Gave: 1.4, Marshall, Olsen => Got: 1.2 (took Gurley), Britt

Gave: Gurley => Got: Kevin White, M. Wilson, H.Miller

Total result of trades:

Gave: Cooks, Marshall, Olsen => Got: Kevin White, M. Wilson, H.Miller, Britt
Prefer what you gave.

 
Wasn't me. Just wondering what people thought because it was a strange series of trades.

I was the one who got Cooks and gave the 1.4.

I thought that if someone with the 1.4 wanted White they could have traded up to 1.3 directly instead of up to 1.2 and then down to 1.3.

 
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One More Rep said:
a_rackowski said:
Team A gets :

CJ Anderson

Montee Ball

Sammy Watkins

1.09

3.12

Team B gets:

1.3

1.4

1.6

1.11
I will take the picks
rather easily IMO.

1.03 > Watkins (barely, but I'd take the pick)

1.04 > Ball / Anderson (I just have little faith in either in a dynasty)

1.06 > 1.09

1.11 >>>>>> 3.12

remove the 1.11 and it's close.

 
Wasn't me. Just wondering what people thought because it was a strange series of trades.

I was the one who got Cooks and gave the 1.4.

I thought that if someone with the 1.4 wanted White they could have traded up to 1.3 directly instead of up to 1.2 and then down to 1.3.
Definitely not moving back 1 spot for Wilson and Heath

 
Team A made this series of trades:

Gave: Cooks => Got: 1.4

Gave: 1.4, Marshall, Olsen => Got: 1.2 (took Gurley), Britt

Gave: Gurley => Got: Kevin White, M. Wilson, H.Miller

Total result of trades:

Gave: Cooks, Marshall, Olsen => Got: Kevin White, M. Wilson, H.Miller, Britt
I think White and Cooks could be a wash, though I know some people are really high on one or the other. The rest of the pieces are not even close to even, though. Marshall + Olsen >>> Wilson, Miller, and Britt.

 
Wasn't me. Just wondering what people thought because it was a strange series of trades.

I was the one who got Cooks and gave the 1.4.

I thought that if someone with the 1.4 wanted White they could have traded up to 1.3 directly instead of up to 1.2 and then down to 1.3.
I was the original owner of 1.02.

The owner of the 1.01 also was the owner of 1.03 and was adamant that he was taking Gurley 1.01. While I wasn't sure if he was being honest or playing games, I was going to take Cooper at 1.02 or Gurley if he fell to me. To me, Gurley and Copper are the clear-cut top 2 players with Gordon and White being 3 and 4.

Guy who moved up from 1.04 made me an offer I couldn't refuse. He's also a Bears fan.

My guess is that 1.01 owner thought that if he took Cooper 1st (which he did), that 1.02 pick would end up being White and that he would be able to take Gurley 1.03. When Gurley went 1.02, he took White with 1.03 as trade bait to get Gurley.

But, had Gurley gone 1.01, White was going to be taken at 1.02. After I made the trade, that owner told me he moved up to take White. Maybe he was blowing smoke, but I doubt it. So, if the guy who had 1.01 took Gurley, like he told me and the other owner originally, he still would've gotten Cooper at the 1.03.

In the end, the top 3 players went to the guys who were going to get them anyway, just in a different order, and the guy at 1.01 gave up a couple meh players that he didn't have to but doesn't need anyway.

 
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FFPC 12 team

Gave 2.4, 2.12, 2 projected mid to late 2016 1sts (both were playoff teams last year)

Received 1.9

Flame away. :D
Why? Unless you got one of the top 4 guys that's insane to give (2) 1sts and (2) 2nds for 1.09
Yeah that trade belongs in the worst offer threat, not a completed trades thread.

edit....just saw it was two projected late 2016 2nds.

At least this makes sense in the FFPC. Maybe 2-3 2nd rounders dont end up on waivers at some point during the year.

 
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One More Rep said:
a_rackowski said:
Team A gets :

CJ Anderson

Montee Ball

Sammy Watkins

1.09

3.12

Team B gets:

1.3

1.4

1.6

1.11
I will take the picks
rather easily IMO.

1.03 > Watkins (barely, but I'd take the pick)

1.04 > Ball / Anderson (I just have little faith in either in a dynasty)

1.06 > 1.09

1.11 >>>>>> 3.12

remove the 1.11 and it's close.
I'd go the other direction on the first comparison, but not enough to change the overall valuation. Would prefer the picks.

 
My view is I'm very happy with the top 10 on my board. So, while I wasn't under the gun and on the clock, I am very happy with the player I'll get at 1.9 versus 2.4.
Generally agree with this. There is 1 player in most FFPC drafts that has a decent chance of falling to 2.4 that I think could make this go the other way, but not a slam dunk. The late 2nds are expendable.

 
12 Team PPR

TEAM A Gets: Calvin Johnson

TEAM B Gets: Yeldon and Agholor

 
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10 team 2qb 3wr 2rb 2te 2flex .5 ppr

Team A traded: Ellington, 2.07

Team B traded: Cooks

Not involved but this is one id take cooks in

 
12 team PPR:

Team A gave: Rudolph, Hawkins, Herron, 2016 1st (mid), 2.5

Team B gave: Charles Johnson, Fleener, Taliaferro, 2016 2nd (late), 3.6, 3.7, 3.8

 
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Zealots league. Non-ppr.

Traded 1.11 and 2016 2nd (I lost in the Super Bowl this year and had already added Gurley, Cooper and Parker in the draft) for Ameer Abdullah.

It may be a crazy trade but I just have a feeling about Abdullah...

 
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12 Team, deep roster, TE premium PPR, inconsequential IDPs

Team A Sends: Tre Mason

Team B Sends: David Johnson

Some players slipped in the draft so I ended up with a few guys I wasn't expecting to land, felt like I was overpaying but David Johnson was a guy I entered this draft hoping to land.

 
12 Team, deep roster, TE premium PPR, inconsequential IDPs

Team A Sends: Tre Mason

Team B Sends: David Johnson

Some players slipped in the draft so I ended up with a few guys I wasn't expecting to land, felt like I was overpaying but David Johnson was a guy I entered this draft hoping to land.
I think I would go Mason

 
12 team PPR startup; 1QB, 2-4 WR, 2-4 RB, 1-2 TE

Team A gives: 1.11, 3.02

Team B gives: McKinnon, 4.04

 
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12 team PPR. Pretty standard format other than extremely flexible lineups.

Gave:

DeAndre Smelter

Dion Sims

Got:

Phillip Rivers

He's got plenty of QB's, I've only got Palmer. His only TE is Jordan Cameron. He had been trying to trade for the pick I used on Smelter, so I think he was his target (4.02)

 
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12 team PPR. Pretty standard format other than extremely flexible lineups.

Gave:

DeAndre Smelter

Dion Sims

Got:

Phillip Rivers

He's got plenty of QB's, I've only got Palmer. His only TE is Jordan Cameron. He had been trying to trade for the pick I used on Smelter, so I think he was his target (4.02)
noce deal for you, I wouldn't trade rivers for that regardless of my depth at qb. Would wait until a contender needed a qb
 

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