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**Official 2015 Off-Season Dynasty Completed Trades Thread** (3 Viewers)

ninerfan said:
12 Team PPR

Team A gets: Brandon Marshall, 2.02 rookie pick

Team B gets: Martavis Bryant
Marshall
I agree, Marshall.

Not sure why anyone would move Marshall at this time, save for contract or salary issues.

His value hasn't been lower in years, but he's going to put up strong WR2 numbers in NY, I feel. Once he gets established as a high end WR2, you could get more.

But you would have to wait. His value isn't going lower for the remainder of this calendar year.
if the new owner thinks Bryant will perform at the same level as Marshall (which he could), a 2nd is a fair price to pay to get younger.
cheap for marshall people are going to be mad at themselves. the value some people think of others because of popular opinion is becoming more common. the person capitalized on someone valuing marshall low.

 
14 team, super flex league, 0.5 ppr.

Team A gets: Martavis Bryant, Terrence West

Team B gets: Mark Sanchez, Theo Riddick

Context: Team A owns Crowell, Team B owns Bradford and Bell
So the guy gave up two valuable young pieces to handcuff a marginal starting QB (although 14 teams and super-flex make that a bit more necessary) and to handcuff a marginal RB (before the NFL Draft possibly usurps Riddick's value as a handcuff)?

 
14 team, super flex league, 0.5 ppr.

Team A gets: Martavis Bryant, Terrence West

Team B gets: Mark Sanchez, Theo Riddick

Context: Team A owns Crowell, Team B owns Bradford and Bell
with the context it makes it pretty even but would still lean for getting bryant and west. team a could maybe have gotten more.

 
ninerfan said:
12 Team PPR

Team A gets: Brandon Marshall, 2.02 rookie pick

Team B gets: Martavis Bryant
Marshall
I agree, Marshall.

Not sure why anyone would move Marshall at this time, save for contract or salary issues.

His value hasn't been lower in years, but he's going to put up strong WR2 numbers in NY, I feel. Once he gets established as a high end WR2, you could get more.

But you would have to wait. His value isn't going lower for the remainder of this calendar year.
if the new owner thinks Bryant will perform at the same level as Marshall (which he could), a 2nd is a fair price to pay to get younger.
I think Bryant will be a stud so I actually prefer that side
 
14 team, super flex league, 0.5 ppr.

Team A gets: Martavis Bryant, Terrence West

Team B gets: Mark Sanchez, Theo Riddick

Context: Team A owns Crowell, Team B owns Bradford and Bell
Team A. Hope he bought Team B dinner at least.
I'm Team A. Just a lesson in discussing other owners rosters with them from time to time--you might be surprised how they value a player. Bryant owner is stacked at WR and didn't seem to care much about him. He had been trying to trade me for Riddick for the entire offseason (not Bryant straight up, other offers). I threw together the above offer and he took it.

 
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14 team, super flex league, 0.5 ppr.

Team A gets: Martavis Bryant, Terrence West

Team B gets: Mark Sanchez, Theo Riddick

Context: Team A owns Crowell, Team B owns Bradford and Bell
Team A. Hope he bought Team B dinner at least.
I'm Team A. Just a lesson in discussing other owners rosters with them from time to time--you might be surprised how they value a player. Bryant owner is stacked at WR and didn't seem to care much about him. He had been trying to trade me for Riddick for the entire offseason (not Bryant straight up, other offers). I threw together the above offer and he took it.
This thread is about peoples' opinion regarding value. Value is value. Period. You won this deal by a very wide margin.
 
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FFPC 12-teamer

Steve Smith, Vincent Jackson and 5.9

for

M. Wheaton, 3.10, and 4.12

VJax side is a contender, Wheaton side is in a rebuild

 
Team A: Gronk, Lacy, and 2.12

for

Team B: 1.02, 1.03, 1.05, Davante Adams, and Jordan Reed

Both teams are title contenders with A winning the title last year and B the year before.

 
Team A: Gronk, Lacy, and 2.12

for

Team B: 1.02, 1.03, 1.05, Davante Adams, and Jordan Reed

Both teams are title contenders with A winning the title last year and B the year before.
interesting. Are these the only teams paying attention? Usually it's difficult for a contender to get 3 top 1sts.

I'd take Gronk/Lacy - maybe even if not contending.

 
12 team PPR. Won league this past year. Have picks 1.01,1.02 and 1.12 already.

Gave: Martavis Byant, Davante Adams, and Blackmon

Got: 1.04 and 3.04

Leaves me WR starters of Julio, Evans and one of the picks or Harvin, Patterson, M. Wislon

 
loose circuits said:
12 team PPR

M gave up Anderson, C.J. DEN RB;Johnson, Calvin DET WR; Year 2015 Draft Pick 1.07

C gave up Bryant, Dez DAL WR; Year 2015 Draft Pick 1.02
Dez and pick 2.

I take Dez over Calvin and pick 7, and pick 2 over CJ

 
Run It Up said:
pizzatyme said:
FFPC 12-teamer 1.5PPR for TEs

Jimmy Graham

For

Delanie Walker, 1.5, 2.4
Jesus really?
At first I looked at this and I thought "horrific".

After more though, i don't think it;s horrible, though you should get more for Graham than that.

Seen much worse trades in this thread. The value of this trade is probably worse than the actual effect it will have against the former Graham owner.

I just know I have Graham in the FFPC and there is no way I could move him for that.

 
Jimmy is a big question mark now. He went from the highest volume passing team to the lowest. That gonna have an impact.

Everyone thought because they gave up so much in term of draft picks and salary to Harvin that he would be used and he simply wasn't. That's what gives me pause.

Graham used to be even with Gronk in the super elite upper tier. He isn't now. Now it's like this:

Gronk

Graham

Everyone else.

 
Jimmy is a big question mark now. He went from the highest volume passing team to the lowest. That gonna have an impact.

Everyone thought because they gave up so much in term of draft picks and salary to Harvin that he would be used and he simply wasn't. That's what gives me pause.

Graham used to be even with Gronk in the super elite upper tier. He isn't now. Now it's like this:

Gronk

Graham

Everyone else.
I'm not sure how much Harvin is similar to Graham. They clearly wanted to improve the passing game but Harvin just wasn't the right guy. By all accounts, Graham is a good teammate so won't have the same issues (I think).

I'd agree that the divide between Gronk and Graham is significant - other than DE, it's the biggest separation in a position, but I'd still have Graham pretty high overall.

 
Jimmy is a big question mark now. He went from the highest volume passing team to the lowest. That gonna have an impact.

Everyone thought because they gave up so much in term of draft picks and salary to Harvin that he would be used and he simply wasn't. That's what gives me pause.

Graham used to be even with Gronk in the super elite upper tier. He isn't now. Now it's like this:

Gronk

Graham

Everyone else.
Definitely Gronk in his own tier, Graham about two full tiers down, and then some other guys a tier below Graham.

But I don't think this as simple as saying "he went from a high passing team to a low passing team". I would be pretty comfortable saying that Seattle will throw a lot more this year than they did last year. Wilson is getting better, the targets just got better, and Lynch can't run like a truck forever.

 
The fact is, the best receiving season that Russell Wilson has produced was for Golden Tate in 2013. He scored 183 fantasy points. He moved on to Detroit and saw an instant 40% increase in fantasy production. Russell is a value killer for receivers. Graham has a very real chance of falling off the fantasy map in Seattle, just like every other player Russell has ever thrown to. Why is his situation any better than Julius Thomas?

So you have Golden Tate and his 183 point season as the gold standard so far for the Wilson era.

Allen Hurns scored 154.7 last season with Bortles.

Just sayin'

 
The fact is, the best receiving season that Russell Wilson has produced was for Golden Tate in 2013. He scored 183 fantasy points. He moved on to Detroit and saw an instant 40% increase in fantasy production. Russell is a value killer for receivers. Graham has a very real chance of falling off the fantasy map in Seattle, just like every other player Russell has ever thrown to. Why is his situation any better than Julius Thomas?

So you have Golden Tate and his 183 point season as the gold standard so far for the Wilson era.

Allen Hurns scored 154.7 last season with Bortles.

Just sayin'
Graham is a better player than JT.

Chris Matthews has an awesome PPG average. Pretty sure Graham is better than Matthews ;)

Maybe I presume too much but when a well run franchise trades a pro bowl player and a 1st for a player, I'll presume they'll utilize that player. That might not work out when that player sucks (TRich?) but Graham clearly does not.

 
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Run It Up said:
pizzatyme said:
FFPC 12-teamer 1.5PPR for TEs

Jimmy Graham

For

Delanie Walker, 1.5, 2.4
Jesus really?
At first I looked at this and I thought "horrific".

After more though, i don't think it;s horrible, though you should get more for Graham than that.

Seen much worse trades in this thread. The value of this trade is probably worse than the actual effect it will have against the former Graham owner.

I just know I have Graham in the FFPC and there is no way I could move him for that.
The reality is that the owners in this league are very tight. It's the first rookie draft for the league and many think they're going to get ODB with their 1st and 2nd round picks. Plus, no one wants to move future picks. It's a weak market and I also had Gronk and have a need at a young RB. This gives me a couple of shots plus backfills a bit with Walker. My other league the value of Graham is MUCH higher.

 
12 team PPR. Start 1 QB, 1-3rb, 1-3wr, 1te. 20 man rosters.

Percy harvin, 3.01, 2016 2nd(team finished runner up this year)

For

Reggie Wayne, 2016 1st(team finished out of the playoffs and hasn't significantly improved, projected bottom 6)

 
loose circuits said:
12 team PPR

M gave up Anderson, C.J. DEN RB;Johnson, Calvin DET WR; Year 2015 Draft Pick 1.07

C gave up Bryant, Dez DAL WR; Year 2015 Draft Pick 1.02
Dez

pizzatyme said:
FFPC 12-teamer 1.5PPR for TEs

Jimmy Graham

For

Delanie Walker, 1.5, 2.4
Jimmy

Team A: Gronk, Lacy, and 2.12

for

Team B: 1.02, 1.03, 1.05, Davante Adams, and Jordan Reed

Both teams are title contenders with A winning the title last year and B the year before.
Close. I could see either side but would want Grank and Lcy

Team A gets 1.04

Team B gets CJ Anderson, Monte Ball, Roddy White
1.04

 
The fact is, the best receiving season that Russell Wilson has produced was for Golden Tate in 2013. He scored 183 fantasy points. He moved on to Detroit and saw an instant 40% increase in fantasy production. Russell is a value killer for receivers. Graham has a very real chance of falling off the fantasy map in Seattle, just like every other player Russell has ever thrown to. Why is his situation any better than Julius Thomas?

So you have Golden Tate and his 183 point season as the gold standard so far for the Wilson era.

Allen Hurns scored 154.7 last season with Bortles.

Just sayin'
Graham is a better player than JT.

Chris Matthews has an awesome PPG average. Pretty sure Graham is better than Matthews ;)

Maybe I presume too much but when a well run franchise trades a pro bowl player and a 1st for a player, I'll presume they'll utilize that player. That might not work out when that player sucks (TRich?) but Graham clearly does not.
I have to agree here

I think Jimmy helps the running game and the running game helps Jimmy...pick your poison. Pressure Lynch and leave Jimmy to carve you downfield. Double up Jimmy and leave Lynch a light box. Wilson is maybe one of the better QB's in the game when things break down in the game and a mismatch guy like Jimmy will be target #1 in those situations.

SEA will find ways to make sure Jimmy gets his 120+ targets in that offense and chances are good those will be higher percentage targets than some in NO.

 
Hope I didn't do anything rash, but this came across and I took it:

Gave: Nelson, Martavis, 4.02

Got: DT, Asiata

 
Recently made a few trades in 2 different PPR leagues.

Trade 1

Gave: Trent Richardson 2015 rookie pick 2.08

Received: Marshawn Lynch

Trade 2

Gave: Matt Forte/Ka'Deem Carey/Jordan Matthews

Received: LeVeon Bell/2015 rookie pick 5.03

Trade 3

Gave: Matt Ryan/Latavius Murray/Devonte Freeman/2015 rookie pick 3.10

Received: Demarco Murray/Ben Roethlisberger.

Note: My other QB is Luck

 

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