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I have a theory
People in 2-3 leagues prefer to have kickers.
People in 30 leagues hate kickers.
I am in 4 leagues but I hate kickers.

Only two Dynasty leagues…no kickers and no defenses…complete unanimity that they are not missed.
New theory.
Lower number of leagues don't care about kickers.
Higher number of leagues=actively want to get rid of kickers
 
I have a theory
People in 2-3 leagues prefer to have kickers.
People in 30 leagues hate kickers.
I am in 4 leagues but I hate kickers.
I am in over 100 leagues I love kickers and gain an advantage over the rest of the league in most cases because people don't want to spend that kind of pick on them. That is more for redraft but I traded for Tucker a few years ago in a dynasty league. I had 56 shares of Justin Tucker last year. Should been 1 more I would won an extra $10,000 if I had Tucker instead of McPherson week 17 last year. That 0 hurt.
 
I have a theory
People in 2-3 leagues prefer to have kickers.
People in 30 leagues hate kickers.
I am in 4 leagues but I hate kickers.
I am in over 100 leagues I love kickers and gain an advantage over the rest of the league in most cases because people don't want to spend that kind of pick on them. That is more for redraft but I traded for Tucker a few years ago in a dynasty league. I had 56 shares of Justin Tucker last year. Should been 1 more I would won an extra $10,000 if I had Tucker instead of McPherson week 17 last year. That 0 hurt.
Perhaps you woulda won 10 grand more if kickers weren't in lineups
 
I guess it just seems odd to me to not include kickers and defenses. Feels more like a "team" despite the players having no actual relation to each other. Football teams have kickers, who score points. So why not have them. However, a counterargument would be to take that further and ask rhetorically, what about offensive linemen? Sometimes them might catch a pass on a trick/freak play. Why leave them out? Then obviously I would agree there is a limit, and then the question is, why must kickers be within the limit if there is a limit?

Two more points.

(1) The inclusion of kickers (and I guess defenses) probably made a lot more sense back in the old "scoring only" fantasy football leagues, in which a fantasy player would score points only when he scores actual points in the NFL game. With all the yardage points and PPR, it seems a less perfect and natural system, and then field goals are not as important to keep around.

(2) Someone, somewhere, has probably done this, but I always thought it would be cool to make a fantasy league with defenses (whether it be IDP, or team defense, or maybe team passing defense and team rushing defense separately) that actually affect the offensive players on the opposing fantasy team. There are five billion ways that could be implemented, mostly probably horrible. But if you could somehow fine-tune it to be sensible, I just think it would be cool to have to think, ooh, I'm going up against a tough rush defense this week, definitely putting a WR at flex, and things like that. [NOTE: Of course this would be something non-arithmetic. If you just say "a defensive sack takes 1 point away from your opponent's QB", it's just the same as a defense scoring 1 point for getting a sack. But if you say "if your defense gets 5+ sacks, then your opposing QB is limited to 3 passing TD MAX, and things of that nature, that would be really interesting, to me anyway. Of course, complicating things tends to complicate things. But sometimes it turns out fun.
 
I guess it just seems odd to me to not include kickers and defenses. Feels more like a "team" despite the players having no actual relation to each other. Football teams have kickers, who score points. So why not have them. However, a counterargument would be to take that further and ask rhetorically, what about offensive linemen? Sometimes them might catch a pass on a trick/freak play. Why leave them out? Then obviously I would agree there is a limit, and then the question is, why must kickers be within the limit if there is a limit?

Two more points.

(1) The inclusion of kickers (and I guess defenses) probably made a lot more sense back in the old "scoring only" fantasy football leagues, in which a fantasy player would score points only when he scores actual points in the NFL game. With all the yardage points and PPR, it seems a less perfect and natural system, and then field goals are not as important to keep around.

(2) Someone, somewhere, has probably done this, but I always thought it would be cool to make a fantasy league with defenses (whether it be IDP, or team defense, or maybe team passing defense and team rushing defense separately) that actually affect the offensive players on the opposing fantasy team. There are five billion ways that could be implemented, mostly probably horrible. But if you could somehow fine-tune it to be sensible, I just think it would be cool to have to think, ooh, I'm going up against a tough rush defense this week, definitely putting a WR at flex, and things like that. [NOTE: Of course this would be something non-arithmetic. If you just say "a defensive sack takes 1 point away from your opponent's QB", it's just the same as a defense scoring 1 point for getting a sack. But if you say "if your defense gets 5+ sacks, then your opposing QB is limited to 3 passing TD MAX, and things of that nature, that would be really interesting, to me anyway. Of course, complicating things tends to complicate things. But sometimes it turns out fun.
The IDP redraft league I commission has kickers.

We voted to keep them last year when going 0 kicker was proposed.

I don’t mind K in redraft. It’s a tumultuous position to deal with in dynasty. Unless you have 99 copies of Justin Tucker like @Dez of course. :)
 
I guess it just seems odd to me to not include kickers and defenses. Feels more like a "team" despite the players having no actual relation to each other. Football teams have kickers, who score points. So why not have them. However, a counterargument would be to take that further and ask rhetorically, what about offensive linemen? Sometimes them might catch a pass on a trick/freak play. Why leave them out? Then obviously I would agree there is a limit, and then the question is, why must kickers be within the limit if there is a limit?

Two more points.

(1) The inclusion of kickers (and I guess defenses) probably made a lot more sense back in the old "scoring only" fantasy football leagues, in which a fantasy player would score points only when he scores actual points in the NFL game. With all the yardage points and PPR, it seems a less perfect and natural system, and then field goals are not as important to keep around.

(2) Someone, somewhere, has probably done this, but I always thought it would be cool to make a fantasy league with defenses (whether it be IDP, or team defense, or maybe team passing defense and team rushing defense separately) that actually affect the offensive players on the opposing fantasy team. There are five billion ways that could be implemented, mostly probably horrible. But if you could somehow fine-tune it to be sensible, I just think it would be cool to have to think, ooh, I'm going up against a tough rush defense this week, definitely putting a WR at flex, and things like that. [NOTE: Of course this would be something non-arithmetic. If you just say "a defensive sack takes 1 point away from your opponent's QB", it's just the same as a defense scoring 1 point for getting a sack. But if you say "if your defense gets 5+ sacks, then your opposing QB is limited to 3 passing TD MAX, and things of that nature, that would be really interesting, to me anyway. Of course, complicating things tends to complicate things. But sometimes it turns out fun.
The IDP redraft league I commission has kickers.

We voted to keep them last year when going 0 kicker was proposed.

I don’t mind K in redraft. It’s a tumultuous position to deal with in dynasty. Unless you have 99 copies of Justin Tucker like @Dez of course. :)
What makes it tumultuous in dynasty? When you're making your drops in the offseason ... If you like your kicker, keep him. Don't like your kicker? Drop 'em. When your last pick comes up, draft the highest kicker on your list. When his bye comes around, drop him for another one, or if he's doing really well, pick up a second kicker for that week only.

That is one thing I would add: I'm probably the only one in my league who almost NEVER has multiple kickers or defenses. 1 and 1, that's all. A lot of guys carry 2 and 2 almost all the time. Which I can understand, especially with defenses. But no, I'd rather stash a prospect.
 
What makes it tumultuous in dynasty? When you're making your drops in the offseason ... If you like your kicker, keep him. Don't like your kicker? Drop 'em. When your last pick comes up, draft the highest kicker on your list. When his bye comes around, drop him for another one, or if he's doing really well, pick up a second kicker for that week only.

That is one thing I would add: I'm probably the only one in my league who almost NEVER has multiple kickers or defenses. 1 and 1, that's all. A lot of guys carry 2 and 2 almost all the time. Which I can understand, especially with defenses. But no, I'd rather stash a prospect.
Well, my IDP dynasty with K is a 16 team league, so it actually is challenging having a kicker all season including BYEs.

I was able to scrape up Maher & York, the rookie the Browns drafted (who wasn’t awesome) plus Pineiro, and Zane Gonzales who got hurt in preseason. I kicked in Pineiro as part of a deal where I got Kwity Paye, so that was useful.

They’re tumultuous because they seem to lose their jobs, get hurt, or just suck for extended periods. All for dumb luck weekly points - will their team score a bunch of TDs that week? Yay, I get 5 PATs. Does their coach go for it on 4th down? Great - I won’t get any long kicks.

It’s just an annoying position to deal with, so the idea of dealing with them in dynasty, and in a league with 32 rostered kickers, kinda sucks.
 
What makes it tumultuous in dynasty? When you're making your drops in the offseason ... If you like your kicker, keep him. Don't like your kicker? Drop 'em. When your last pick comes up, draft the highest kicker on your list. When his bye comes around, drop him for another one, or if he's doing really well, pick up a second kicker for that week only.

That is one thing I would add: I'm probably the only one in my league who almost NEVER has multiple kickers or defenses. 1 and 1, that's all. A lot of guys carry 2 and 2 almost all the time. Which I can understand, especially with defenses. But no, I'd rather stash a prospect.
Well, my IDP dynasty with K is a 16 team league, so it actually is challenging having a kicker all season including BYEs.

I was able to scrape up Maher & York, the rookie the Browns drafted (who wasn’t awesome) plus Pineiro, and Zane Gonzales who got hurt in preseason. I kicked in Pineiro as part of a deal where I got Kwity Paye, so that was useful.

They’re tumultuous because they seem to lose their jobs, get hurt, or just suck for extended periods. All for dumb luck weekly points - will their team score a bunch of TDs that week? Yay, I get 5 PATs. Does their coach go for it on 4th down? Great - I won’t get any long kicks.

It’s just an annoying position to deal with, so the idea of dealing with them in dynasty, and in a league with 32 rostered kickers, kinda sucks.
Yeah, I can see that being an issue in a 16-team league for sure.
 
Team A gets Bijan Robinson and Michael Thomas
Team B gets Saquan Barkley and D’Andre Swift

Thoughts?

These two teams are constantly trading with each other.
 
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What does Triflex mean?

Standard FFPC league are dual flex allowing only for RB, WR or TE as flex options. I don't play these leagues myself so someone correct me if I'm wrong but I believe FFPC SF leagues are dual flex with one flex allowed to be a QB. Triflex means 3 flex spots with one allowed to be used as the QB.

Typical FFPC dynasty leagues (both 1QB and superflex) require kicker and defense, and have a max of two flex spots. So an ideal superflex team would start a second QB in one flex, and the other flex would be for RB/WR/TE. Because these leagues require teams to start two RBs and two WRs, a big complaint is that RBs are too overvalued. (I have found this to be the case, especially in 1QB leagues.)

The Triflex format is superflex but eliminates the kicker and defense and replaces those positions with an additional starting WR and additional flex. So teams are required to start two RBs and three WRs, and an ideal team would start a second QB in the superflex spot but still have two more flex spots to fill with non-QBs. The format elevates the value of WRs (because teams could start two QBs and five WRs) and puts them on par with RBs. It's my favorite FFPC format because it opens up so many other trade scenarios.

by the way, getting rid of kickers and defense was such a positive move.
Every league should do this
I hear a lot of people say this. If it were proposed in our league, I would vote against the change. Clue me in: what's so great about not having K and DST? Just less to worry about and no one cared much about them anyway?
If you want to use Ks and Ds, save everyone the trouble and just bet on monkeys playing blackjack.
 
Team A gets Bijan Robinson and Michael Thomas
Team B gets Saquan Barkley and D’Andre Swift

These two teams are constantly trading with each other.
Man. I want to say Saquan + Swift, but as a Swift shareholder already I’m loathe to invest in more shares.

The most value seems to be on that side though. Thomas might be a blank. Bijan is very very valuable.

It’s an interesting deal for sure. I’m not sure who wins.
 
Just traded 1.6 this year and Zach Ertz for a 2024 1st which I am convinced will be a top 2/3 pick. I don't need Ertz since I have Andrews and McBride as a back up.

I like to gamble on teams sucking. That's how I got 1.6 in the first place from a team that was convinced he was not only a playoff team but a title contender.
 
Team A gets Bijan Robinson and Michael Thomas
Team B gets Saquan Barkley and D’Andre Swift

These two teams are constantly trading with each other.
Man. I want to say Saquan + Swift, but as a Swift shareholder already I’m loathe to invest in more shares.

The most value seems to be on that side though. Thomas might be a blank. Bijan is very very valuable.

It’s an interesting deal for sure. I’m not sure who wins.
If no contracts involved, I like team B. Big if, but if Swift manages to stay on the field, huge potential there. Plus the unknown of where Bijan ends up.

Hard for me to give Thomas much value at this point, but if he even gets to solid #2 production, then it's pretty even IMO
 
Just traded 1.6 this year and Zach Ertz for a 2024 1st which I am convinced will be a top 2/3 pick. I don't need Ertz since I have Andrews and McBride as a back up.

I like to gamble on teams sucking. That's how I got 1.6 in the first place from a team that was convinced he was not only a playoff team but a title contender.
I like that kind of gambling…….but the 1.6 was almost a playoff team.
 
Just traded 1.6 this year and Zach Ertz for a 2024 1st which I am convinced will be a top 2/3 pick. I don't need Ertz since I have Andrews and McBride as a back up.

I like to gamble on teams sucking. That's how I got 1.6 in the first place from a team that was convinced he was not only a playoff team but a title contender.
I like that kind of gambling…….but the 1.6 was almost a playoff team.
16 team league , so not really. Should have mentioned that
 
IDP Super Flex league. Keep 15 (or $250).
Starting Requirements: Q/R/R/W/W/T/SF/K/P/DL/DL/LB/LB/DB/DB/IDP FLEX

Team A gets:
  • CMC ($62 to keep)
  • Bradley Chubb ($5/2024) - Big Play scoring so OLB have more value than most IDP scoring gives them credit for
  • Karlaftis ($7 to keep)
  • 5th round pick (added value because you need a top 5 round pick to participate in the Restricted Free Agent Auction - probably equivalent to a late 1st or early 2nd rookie pick)

Team B gets:
  • Trevor Lawrence ($10/2023)


NOTES:
  • Team B likely wouldn't have been able to keep CMC at that price
  • Team A still has Murray and Goff at QB
  • Team B still has Taylor and Dillon at RB
  • Team B now has TL and Dak at QB and can now keep Nick Bosa (DL2) & Quinnen Williams (DL4) because of cleared salary
  • Team A won the title in 2022
  • Team B finished 2nd in 2022
 
12-team PPR QRRWWFKD

Gave: Mixon + 2.10
Got: 1.08

Most people on here were saying no way they would give the 1.08 for Mixon, but maybe with the bump in RB value considering the RRWWF lineup it was more doable. I mean, what are the 2023 expectations of a RB you're getting at 1.08? Nowhere near Mixon's, unless he's suspended or whatever. He's a gamble for sure, but a RB who might have 2 more great years in him? That's always worth a good bit, even with some risk.
 
Team A gets Bijan Robinson and Michael Thomas
Team B gets Saquan Barkley and D’Andre Swift

Thoughts?

These two teams are constantly trading with each other.
I'm trying my hardest to get the 1.01 for Bijan right now and have Barkley. Not sure I would make this move if I had Swift. Seems pretty fair but Barkley/Swift is probably the safer bet and more value as of now. This is a tough one as all fair trades probably should be.
 
FFPC std

Gave
Cooper Amari, Chubb, Moore DJ, Murray Kyler

Got
Diggs Stefon, Hurts Jalen
2.10, 3.11 & 24 3rd

Current roster:

Hurts
Kenneth Walker, Josh Jacobs, D'Andre Swift, Damien Harris, James Cook
Diggs, Metcalf, Waddle, Kirk, Isaiah Hodgins
Freiermuth, Engram, Likely

Missed playoffs last couple of years and I know I took a beating on value (maybe trades like this are reason why). Cutdown looming, needed to consolidate and shake things up a bit. Only piece I really hated letting go off was DJ. Meh, regerts already, but yolo.
 
FFPC std

Gave
Cooper Amari, Chubb, Moore DJ, Murray Kyler

Got
Diggs Stefon, Hurts Jalen
2.10, 3.11 & 24 3rd

Current roster:

Hurts
Kenneth Walker, Josh Jacobs, D'Andre Swift, Damien Harris, James Cook
Diggs, Metcalf, Waddle, Kirk, Isaiah Hodgins
Freiermuth, Engram, Likely

Missed playoffs last couple of years and I know I took a beating on value (maybe trades like this are reason why). Cutdown looming, needed to consolidate and shake things up a bit. Only piece I really hated letting go off was DJ. Meh, regerts already, but yolo.
Hurts is the best player in this trade. You gave up Murray, 2 aging assets & DJ Moore.

I don’t love the picks you got back, but you jettisoned an injured Murray for Hurts. That’s a win in my book.

Not sure why the other team made this deal unless Hurts was their QB2?
 
FFPC std

Gave
Cooper Amari, Chubb, Moore DJ, Murray Kyler

Got
Diggs Stefon, Hurts Jalen
2.10, 3.11 & 24 3rd

Current roster:

Hurts
Kenneth Walker, Josh Jacobs, D'Andre Swift, Damien Harris, James Cook
Diggs, Metcalf, Waddle, Kirk, Isaiah Hodgins
Freiermuth, Engram, Likely

Missed playoffs last couple of years and I know I took a beating on value (maybe trades like this are reason why). Cutdown looming, needed to consolidate and shake things up a bit. Only piece I really hated letting go off was DJ. Meh, regerts already, but yolo.
Hurts is the best player in this trade. You gave up Murray, 2 aging assets & DJ Moore.

I don’t love the picks you got back, but you jettisoned an injured Murray for Hurts. That’s a win in my book.

Not sure why the other team made this deal unless Hurts was their QB2?
Fwiw, I tried like heck to get his 23 1st but couldn't, aside from that pick the 2.10 this yr and 3rd next yr were the highest he had. He just bought the team, his other qb is Goff, but I think he improved overall at rb and wr. Calcs I looked at had him winning it pretty easy, but wanted to move on from Murray and get some flexibility with the short roster. I thought Id get flamed here for it, but maybe not. TX
 
FFPC std

Gave
Cooper Amari, Chubb, Moore DJ, Murray Kyler

Got
Diggs Stefon, Hurts Jalen
2.10, 3.11 & 24 3rd

Current roster:

Hurts
Kenneth Walker, Josh Jacobs, D'Andre Swift, Damien Harris, James Cook
Diggs, Metcalf, Waddle, Kirk, Isaiah Hodgins
Freiermuth, Engram, Likely

Missed playoffs last couple of years and I know I took a beating on value (maybe trades like this are reason why). Cutdown looming, needed to consolidate and shake things up a bit. Only piece I really hated letting go off was DJ. Meh, regerts already, but yolo.
I don't mind this trade too much. Would have liked to see you get back a better pick as most of those are dart throws. Have you only got like 2.02 back or a future 1st I think this would have been a really solid move as Hurts is a much better asset than Kyler especially as Murray will miss a decent part of next season.
 
FFPC std

Gave
Cooper Amari, Chubb, Moore DJ, Murray Kyler

Got
Diggs Stefon, Hurts Jalen
2.10, 3.11 & 24 3rd

Current roster:

Hurts
Kenneth Walker, Josh Jacobs, D'Andre Swift, Damien Harris, James Cook
Diggs, Metcalf, Waddle, Kirk, Isaiah Hodgins
Freiermuth, Engram, Likely

Missed playoffs last couple of years and I know I took a beating on value (maybe trades like this are reason why). Cutdown looming, needed to consolidate and shake things up a bit. Only piece I really hated letting go off was DJ. Meh, regerts already, but yolo.

Single QB I prefer what you gave up, seems a high price to pay to upgrade to Hurts IMO. However, you do have depth to spare and sometimes you have to overpay for those upgrades.
 
IDP Super Flex league. Keep 15 (or $250).
Starting Requirements: Q/R/R/W/W/T/SF/K/P/DL/DL/LB/LB/DB/DB/IDP FLEX

Team A gets:
  • CMC ($62 to keep)
  • Bradley Chubb ($5/2024) - Big Play scoring so OLB have more value than most IDP scoring gives them credit for
  • Karlaftis ($7 to keep)
  • 5th round pick (added value because you need a top 5 round pick to participate in the Restricted Free Agent Auction - probably equivalent to a late 1st or early 2nd rookie pick)

Team B gets:
  • Trevor Lawrence ($10/2023)


NOTES:
  • Team B likely wouldn't have been able to keep CMC at that price
  • Team A still has Murray and Goff at QB
  • Team B still has Taylor and Dillon at RB
  • Team B now has TL and Dak at QB and can now keep Nick Bosa (DL2) & Quinnen Williams (DL4) because of cleared salary
  • Team A won the title in 2022
  • Team B finished 2nd in 2022

No comments? Did it get lost in the shuffle or is it too bland to have an opinion? hahaha
 
IDP Super Flex league. Keep 15 (or $250).
Starting Requirements: Q/R/R/W/W/T/SF/K/P/DL/DL/LB/LB/DB/DB/IDP FLEX

Team A gets:
  • CMC ($62 to keep)
  • Bradley Chubb ($5/2024) - Big Play scoring so OLB have more value than most IDP scoring gives them credit for
  • Karlaftis ($7 to keep)
  • 5th round pick (added value because you need a top 5 round pick to participate in the Restricted Free Agent Auction - probably equivalent to a late 1st or early 2nd rookie pick)

Team B gets:
  • Trevor Lawrence ($10/2023)


NOTES:
  • Team B likely wouldn't have been able to keep CMC at that price
  • Team A still has Murray and Goff at QB
  • Team B still has Taylor and Dillon at RB
  • Team B now has TL and Dak at QB and can now keep Nick Bosa (DL2) & Quinnen Williams (DL4) because of cleared salary
  • Team A won the title in 2022
  • Team B finished 2nd in 2022

No comments? Did it get lost in the shuffle or is it too bland to have an opinion? hahaha
I don't play SF in Dynasty (only redraft), I don't play any IDP, and not a real fan of salary cap leagues but have played in the past. With the "NOTES" you added, I would say Team B probably did well as they would have lost CMC anyways and T-Law is going to be gold at that price in SF leagues due to age and position. Could be a win-win but I'd take the T-Law side I think.
 
Just a niche league format mate. Hard to have an opinion on it when you're unsure on the real time value of the assets and how restrictive the contract amounts actually are.
Understandable. It is a very complicated league with lots of moving parts. I tried to give as much pertinent info to clarify some of the complexities of the league so it has some reference to "normal" leagues.

The cap is $250 for 15 players so CMC is about 25% of the cap at that price. The average of the top 5 RB salaries is $45 (about 20% of the cap) while the average of the top 5 QB salaries is $76 (30%). So that gives some idea of the bargain of TL at $10 for another year before he is subject to escalation. That is really the crux of the deal.
 
IDP Super Flex league. Keep 15 (or $250).
Starting Requirements: Q/R/R/W/W/T/SF/K/P/DL/DL/LB/LB/DB/DB/IDP FLEX

Team A gets:
  • CMC ($62 to keep)
  • Bradley Chubb ($5/2024) - Big Play scoring so OLB have more value than most IDP scoring gives them credit for
  • Karlaftis ($7 to keep)
  • 5th round pick (added value because you need a top 5 round pick to participate in the Restricted Free Agent Auction - probably equivalent to a late 1st or early 2nd rookie pick)

Team B gets:
  • Trevor Lawrence ($10/2023)


NOTES:
  • Team B likely wouldn't have been able to keep CMC at that price
  • Team A still has Murray and Goff at QB
  • Team B still has Taylor and Dillon at RB
  • Team B now has TL and Dak at QB and can now keep Nick Bosa (DL2) & Quinnen Williams (DL4) because of cleared salary
  • Team A won the title in 2022
  • Team B finished 2nd in 2022

No comments? Did it get lost in the shuffle or is it too bland to have an opinion? hahaha
I missed this.

So am I understanding this correctly that team TLaw only gets him through 2023?

I love the value of the IDP-ers, but CMC is only going to get another couple of years (maybe less - he has a lot of wear on those tires, and a nasty history of breaking down) though both Chubb & Karlaftis are nice gets - and the latter is super young.

Seems like a fair deal for SF, as I have TLaw as a top 10 (or better) QB asset moving forward, and for his age and situation, he's a top 4 dynasty SF QB - again, my opinion. Ton of value to give up for him though.

Feels like a premium price for TLaw, and the team that sold him is getting a pretty nice haul in return. My judgement of this trade is reserved for knowing specifically how the contracts work, and what the roster composition of each team is.

Knee-jerk reaction, gimme the CMC/Chubb/Karlaftis side, but it's close. And if I needed a QB and was otherwise stacked at RB/LB/DE, I make that deal for TLaw easily.

Playing in a performance scoring IDP myself, I know how expensive LB who get TFL/Sacks, and DE who get sacks + tackles can be. I just dealt Pittman for Kwity Paye, Mooney (pre-injury), a 5th & a 6th, and felt like I was stealing. The other team had 4 good DE though, with Paye being a bit nicked up last year. DE who also get tackles are somewhat rare, and can put up monster games in that format. I believe he had a 37 point game, and a few 25+ games. Karlaftis is one of those dudes, and at 21 he has room to grow. 33 tackles and 6 sacks makes him a pretty solid performance scoring asset and I expect him to be better. Chubb is obviously a monster in this format. 26 isn't old, but he's no spring chicken.
 
I missed this.

So am I understanding this correctly that team TLaw only gets him through 2023?

I love the value of the IDP-ers, but CMC is only going to get another couple of years (maybe less - he has a lot of wear on those tires, and a nasty history of breaking down) though both Chubb & Karlaftis are nice gets - and the latter is super young.

Seems like a fair deal for SF, as I have TLaw as a top 10 (or better) QB asset moving forward, and for his age and situation, he's a top 4 dynasty SF QB - again, my opinion. Ton of value to give up for him though.

Feels like a premium price for TLaw, and the team that sold him is getting a pretty nice haul in return. My judgement of this trade is reserved for knowing specifically how the contracts work, and what the roster composition of each team is.

Knee-jerk reaction, gimme the CMC/Chubb/Karlaftis side, but it's close. And if I needed a QB and was otherwise stacked at RB/LB/DE, I make that deal for TLaw easily.

Playing in a performance scoring IDP myself, I know how expensive LB who get TFL/Sacks, and DE who get sacks + tackles can be. I just dealt Pittman for Kwity Paye, Mooney (pre-injury), a 5th & a 6th, and felt like I was stealing. The other team had 4 good DE though, with Paye being a bit nicked up last year. DE who also get tackles are somewhat rare, and can put up monster games in that format. I believe he had a 37 point game, and a few 25+ games. Karlaftis is one of those dudes, and at 21 he has room to grow. 33 tackles and 6 sacks makes him a pretty solid performance scoring asset and I expect him to be better. Chubb is obviously a monster in this format. 26 isn't old, but he's no spring chicken.

So the way contracts work is that you are allowed to sign a player to a contract up to 3 years if you draft them or acquire them in the Restricted Free Agent (RFA) Auction. TLaw having a $10/2023 means he is under contract through 2023 and is subject to escalation after that. The escalation is based on actual performance as every player not under contract that finishes in the top 15 of their position will escalate based on their finish. The top 5 escalate a percentage of their salary (35/30/20/10/10%) or to the average of the top 5 salaries of that position (QB is currently $76 and RB is currently $45). So for TLaw if he finishes in the top 5 of QB's in 2023 his salary would jump to $76 for the team to keep him. If he were to finish as QB6 (outside the top 5 QB's) then his escalation would be $10 so he would be $20 to keep for 2024.

I am assuming team A will leave CMC off his 15 freezes at $62 and allow him to go into the RFA auction where that team will have matching rights. This means if CMC is auctioned off and won with a big of $54 then Team A would have the option of keeping their RFA at that price. If he does that it also costs him an RFA pick (a pick in the first 5 rounds of the draft beginning in round 5 and working towards round 1).

Another wrinkle is that there are franchise tag's available (one per team). Team B currently has a franchise tag assigned through the 2024 season. Upon the completion of the 2024 season if that team still has TLaw he can assign the franchise tag to TLaw and give him up to a 3 yr contract at his current salary. So if T-Law finishes QB6 in 2023 and QB6 in 2024 his salary will go up $10 each year (the escalation for the QB6). So his salary going into 2025 would be $30. Team B could get then give him a 3 yr contract at $30 and then he would lock that salary in through 2027.

i know it's a lot but I figured @Hot Sauce Guy would like the detail.
 
Just traded 1.6 this year and Zach Ertz for a 2024 1st which I am convinced will be a top 2/3 pick
If someone is paying that for a 33 year old TE coming off a late season multi-ligament knee tear you don't need to do lot convincing to me the pick will be high. I have Ertz in two FFPC TE premium leagues and at this point my plan is to cut him if I can't get anything for him and we have to trim rosters.
 
FFPC 1 QB.
Team A gets:
1.04 + 2024 1st

Team B gets:
Jalen Hurts + 1.10 + Cade Otton


Then
Team C gets:
Jalen Hurts

Team B gets:
1.06 & 3.06



Team B total:
1.06 + 1.10 + 3.06 + Otton
 
FFPC 1 QB.
Team A gets:
1.04 + 2024 1st

Team B gets:
Jalen Hurts + 1.10 + Cade Otton


Then
Team C gets:
Jalen Hurts

Team B gets:
1.06 & 3.06



Team B total:
1.06 + 1.10 + 3.06 + Otton

100% Hurts...not even remotely close when you throw in the 1.10 and Otton is very intriguing in Dynasty.

200% Hurts on the second one...absolute steal for one of fantasy's biggest difference-makers.
 
What an odd series of trades.

Essentially traded the 1.04 and a 24 1st for 1.06, 1.10 and some change.

Possibly could have got something close to the 1.10 for a 24 1st straight up and not moved back 2 spots to do so?

I'd be feeling pretty good if I was team A to be honest, assuming they still have a competent QB.
 

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