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****OFFICIAL DYNASTY TRADES**** (20 Viewers)

It's incredibly far from irrelevant to distinguish between standard and superflex
I didn’t say it was irrelevant in general. I said specifically to this trade, it’s irrelevant. Because 2x 1sts, including a ‘23 1st, is an overpay for the 2022 1.02, in my opinion.

again; you’re welcome to formulate your own opinion on that. 

 
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14 team PPR TE 1.5

1.02

for

1.08

A Okwuegbunam Den TE

D Brown Wash WR
I’m TE premium, I like getting the 1.8 and a startable TE with upside. 
BUT if I needed an RB, I’d stay at 1.2 and take Walker. 

 
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Sorry, standard scoring. Not a lot of room to add to my bench so I went for quality. Maybe a bit of an overpay, but I do not think it’s an obvious overpay by any means.
IMO, the 2023 late first has potential to be as good as any pick from 1.02 -> this year.  There’s a ton of depth at RB coming next year + Michael Meyer. 

I see it as an obvious overpay, but if you feel you want/need Walker, there ya go. 

 
Gave - 1.12, 2.12, 3:12 & 2023 1st (likely late 1st)

Got - 1.02


Yeah, I'm with @Hot Sauce Guy on the '23 picks and I'm unbiased to SF.  However, fair to note you will probably get great value into the 2nd round in SF format for the 23 rookie drafts.

The 23 draft looks incredibly deep.  Additionally, it is difficult to forecast "likely late" picks next year.  Injuries can derail a team, young players can mature and have a breakout year.  Too many variables, which is why I treat every pick like a mid-round.  

If you're happy with it.  That's all that matters, but I covet '23 picks and that was a likely caveat for the other guy. 

 
FFPC SF

I gave 1.05, 2023 1st
I got 1.04, CEH, 2.06, 3.10

Still have another 2023 1st and I have a top tier of 4 players and was able to take Burks here at 1.04.

 
Gave - 1.12, 2.12, 3:12 & 2023 1st (likely late 1st)

Got - 1.02


1.02 by a good bit for me.

The last two drafts that were supposed to be amazingly good and amazingly deep ended up producing some pretty good players at the top, but ended up not being NEARLY as deep as people hoped by the time they rolled around.  Not anywhere close to being a scenario where guys in the late 1st were as good of prospects as the 1.02 in any other year.

 
I’m not sure what the market value for Kenny Golladay is anymore, but I’m in the process of trimming the fat on my team as I’m in a complete rebuild. I’m going to be neck and neck with one other guy in 2023 for the 1.01 so I’m trying to eliminate all the unnecessary potential points that I can. 
 

Gave: Kenny Golladay

Got: 2023 3rd

 
1.02 by a good bit for me.

The last two drafts that were supposed to be amazingly good and amazingly deep ended up producing some pretty good players at the top, but ended up not being NEARLY as deep as people hoped
To be fair, 2020 and 2021 produced by my recollection - nearly 20 starters with production.  Take 2020, where you had guys like: Jeudy, Lamb, Jefferson, Higgins, Aiyuk, Pittman, Claypool and Ruggs (potentially without legal troubles).  Mix those guys in with the 5RBs taken early and Antonio Gibson... 3 QBs, 2 very good and 1 with potential.  16 players that looked pretty good.  All of those wide receivers are in Mike Clay's top 50 receivers this year.  

I mean, if we are searching for 7 Justin Jefferson's... it probably won't happen but there is potential to hit in the first 3 rounds for sure.

 
To be fair, 2020 and 2021 produced by my recollection - nearly 20 starters with production.  Take 2020, where you had guys like: Jeudy, Lamb, Jefferson, Higgins, Aiyuk, Pittman, Claypool and Ruggs (potentially without legal troubles).  Mix those guys in with the 5RBs taken early and Antonio Gibson... 3 QBs, 2 very good and 1 with potential.  16 players that looked pretty good.  All of those wide receivers are in Mike Clay's top 50 receivers this year.  

I mean, if we are searching for 7 Justin Jefferson's... it probably won't happen but there is potential to hit in the first 3 rounds for sure.
Ageee. Looking ahead, I have Boutte & JSN as better than any WR in the 2022 class, and at least 3 WR in Worthy, Addison, & Johnston as good as any in this class. Bijan is in a tier to himself at RB, and Gibbs really close, but the next tier of Sean Tucker, Tank Bigsby, Zach Evans are all on Hall’s level or better. Plus Meyers at TE & 2, likely 3 or 4 QB who will be going top 14 regardless of SF or 1-QB, and that’s 16-17 deep right there. Plus Mimms, Downs, Burton, Jarrett, and some other QB like Rattler & Richardson? 

23 players right there. 

2023 is well worth investing in. 

 
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IMO, the 2023 late first has potential to be as good as any pick from 1.02 -> this year.  There’s a ton of depth at RB coming next year + Michael Meyer. 

I see it as an obvious overpay, but if you feel you want/need Walker, there ya go. 
Well there’s one guys opinion. Things change could be in my favor, might not nobody knows. 

 
Ageee. Looking ahead, I have Boutte & JSN as better than any WR in the 2022 class, and at least 3 WR in Worthy, Addison, & Johnston as good as any in this class. Bijan is in a tier to himself at RB, and Gibbs really close, but the next tier of Sean Tucker, Tank Bigsby, Zach Evans are all on Hall’s level or better. Plus Meyers at TE & 2, maybe 3 QB or 4 who will be going top 14 regardless of SF or 1-QB, and that’s 16-17 deep right there. Plus Mimms, Downs, Burton, Jarrett, and some other QB like Rattler & Richardson? 

23 players right there. 

2023 is well worth investing in. 
I agree completely.  I'm trying to get all I can in '23.  I currently have 4 picks in the top 20.  I'd like your take on the bolded, which I posted in the Dynasty Value Discussion thread and heard 🪳🪳.  Where would you rank Hall to the 2023 RB crop?

I think I have him behind Bijan and tiered with Gibbs and Evans but slightly ahead of Tucker and Tank.  I like Hall's situation a lot.  I think that offense is going to surprise some people this year.  What say you?

 
Ageee. Looking ahead, I have Boutte & JSN as better than any WR in the 2022 class, and at least 3 WR in Worthy, Addison, & Johnston as good as any in this class. Bijan is in a tier to himself at RB, and Gibbs really close, but the next tier of Sean Tucker, Tank Bigsby, Zach Evans are all on Hall’s level or better. Plus Meyers at TE & 2, likely 3 or 4 QB who will be going top 14 regardless of SF or 1-QB, and that’s 16-17 deep right there. Plus Mimms, Downs, Burton, Jarrett, and some other QB like Rattler & Richardson? 

23 players right there. 

2023 is well worth investing in. 
 I was only looking at top 15, but I agree with the logic of Top 2 Rounds being valuable.  

As a Gamecock, I have high expectation of Rattler!  

 
I agree completely.  I'm trying to get all I can in '23.  I currently have 4 picks in the top 20.  I'd like your take on the bolded, which I posted in the Dynasty Value Discussion thread and heard 🪳🪳.  Where would you rank Hall to the 2023 RB crop?

I think I have him behind Bijan and tiered with Gibbs and Evans but slightly ahead of Tucker and Tank.  I like Hall's situation a lot.  I think that offense is going to surprise some people this year.  What say you?
I’m wondering the same thing. I got a pretty good offer (23 picks) for the 1.01 that I turned down based on the odds of the key piece back being a 23 first that could slide back landing in the 1.06+ range. Interestingly, if you flip Hall and he has a top 14 season, he’s partly responsible for devaluating the picks.. not great. Kinda a double whammy. Or triple. Granted Hall hasn’t done anything yet so there’s a lot riding on his talent relative to the 23 class. Plus luck. The ras is insane, the receiving talent is there, ascending offense. 

 
and heard 🪳🪳
 
you heard cockroaches? :lol:  

🦗

Where would you rank Hall to the 2023 RB crop?

I think I have him behind Bijan and tiered with Gibbs and Evans but slightly ahead of Tucker and Tank.  I like Hall's situation a lot.  I think that offense is going to surprise some people this year.  What say you?
Same. Exactly - as of now. But I’m hawking Tucker, as he might be better than anyone but Bijan.

and Tank could also end up the RB2. 

Any of the 3 could be the 2023 RB3 with a good season and the right landing spot. 

 
 I was only looking at top 15, but I agree with the logic of Top 2 Rounds being valuable.  

As a Gamecock, I have high expectation of Rattler!  
He’s fallen off the radar a bit , but before 2021, Rattler was thought to be in the mix for QB1. 

Oh yeah - I forgot DJU is still around, and he could make it a 4 or 5 QB deep draft class. He was also considered the QB1 prospect at one point, IIRC 

 
I’m wondering the same thing. I got a pretty good offer (23 picks) for the 1.01 that I turned down based on the odds of the key piece back being a 23 first that could slide back landing in the 1.06+ range. Interestingly, if you flip Hall and he has a top 14 season, he’s partly responsible for devaluating the picks.. not great. Kinda a double whammy. Or triple. Granted Hall hasn’t done anything yet so there’s a lot riding on his talent relative to the 23 class. Plus luck. The ras is insane, the receiving talent is there, ascending offense. 
I wouldn’t deal the 2021 1.01

Hall should be legit, and I love his landing spot. The potential for that young offense to develop into a productive, cohesive unit is strong, IMO. NY is good in the trenches, and Hall should have some nice holes to run through. And he can catch the ball. 

I’d have no problem taking him 1.01

 
I’m wondering the same thing. I got a pretty good offer (23 picks) for the 1.01 that I turned down based on the odds of the key piece back being a 23 first that could slide back landing in the 1.06+ range. Interestingly, if you flip Hall and he has a top 14 season, he’s partly responsible for devaluating the picks.. not great. Kinda a double whammy. Or triple. Granted Hall hasn’t done anything yet so there’s a lot riding on his talent relative to the 23 class. Plus luck. The ras is insane, the receiving talent is there, ascending offense. 
I mean, you should be able to get 2 for 1, given the 1.01 is a guaranteed to get your guy.  The rest of the picks are all a dice roll and given that I only have Bijan ranked firmly ahead of Breece Hall... I'm unwilling to do it without another pick (2nd round maybe but would like 2 firsts in '23)  or a player on the cusp, Devonta Smith or Jerry Jeudy?  It'd still be pretty damn hard, given the situation Hall is entering. 

I wouldn’t deal the 2021 1.01

Hall should be legit, and I love his landing spot. The potential for that young offense to develop into a productive, cohesive unit is strong, IMO. NY is good in the trenches, and Hall should have some nice holes to run through. And he can catch the ball. 

I’d have no problem taking him 1.01
Great landing spot, with a guy spelling him that isn't much of a threat between the tackles and on goal line sets.  Without another valuable piece + '23 pick... Taking Hall, cockroaches and all.  

 
To be fair, 2020 and 2021 produced by my recollection - nearly 20 starters with production.  Take 2020, where you had guys like: Jeudy, Lamb, Jefferson, Higgins, Aiyuk, Pittman, Claypool and Ruggs (potentially without legal troubles).  Mix those guys in with the 5RBs taken early and Antonio Gibson... 3 QBs, 2 very good and 1 with potential.  16 players that looked pretty good.  All of those wide receivers are in Mike Clay's top 50 receivers this year.  

I mean, if we are searching for 7 Justin Jefferson's... it probably won't happen but there is potential to hit in the first 3 rounds for sure.


I was talking about how the prospects were valued at the time of the draft.  Especially compared to how they were valued a year earlier.

Remember, 2020 was going to be the best draft class ever.  People were loading up on 2020 picks 2-3 years beforehand.  By this time in 2019, 2020 picks were almost unobtainable.

I mean, what's the worst that can happen?  Even if the 2020 pick ends up late you're still looking at guys like Najee Harris, Justyn Ross, Eno Benjamin, Chuba Hubbard, Tyler Johnson.

Except, whoops, Najee Harris stayed in school.  Justyn Ross got hurt.  Eno Benjamin sucked in 2020.  Chuba sucked in 2020.  Tyler Johnson underperformed.

All these guys that HSG is naming now.  Some of them are going to surprisingly underwhelm this year.  Some are going to pick up a major injury.  Some are going to stay in school.  By the time the 2023 draft rolls around the guys going in the late 1st aren't going to be worth anywhere near what Walker or London are worth right now.

Just like this time in 2019 when everyone was listing off Najee and Eno and Chuba and Tyler and Justyn and Colin Johnson and Tylan Wallace.  Except by the time 2020 drafts actually rolled around it was Ruggs and JJ and Viska and Mims and Aiyuk going in those spots.  And while JJ hit big, neither he nor especially any of the other guys were players that people were more excited about drafting than they are about drafting Walker or London now.

Walker (current 1.02) is going in the late 3rd of startup drafts right now.  I guarantee with a capital G that the guys going in the late 1st round of next year's draft won't be nearly that highly valued.  A lot of them won't even be the same names getting listed off now.  The #11 rookie in 2020 went in the 8th round of startups.

 
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I was talking about how the prospects were valued at the time of the draft.  Especially compared to how they were valued a year earlier.

Remember, 2020 was going to be the best draft class ever.  People were loading up on 2020 picks 2-3 years beforehand.  By this time in 2019, 2020 picks were almost unobtainable.

I mean, what's the worst that can happen?  Even if the 2020 pick ends up late you're still looking at guys like Najee Harris, Justyn Ross, Eno Benjamin, Chuba Hubbard, Tyler Johnson.

Except, whoops, Najee Harris stayed in school.  Justyn Ross got hurt.  Eno Benjamin sucked in 2020.  Chuba sucked in 2020.  Tyler Johnson underperformed.

All these guys that HSG is naming now.  Some of them are going to surprisingly underwhelm this year.  Some are going to pick up a major injury.  Some are going to stay in school.  By the time the 2023 draft rolls around the guys going in the late 1st aren't going to be worth anywhere near what Walker or London are worth right now.

Just like this time in 2019 when everyone was listing off Najee and Eno and Chuba and Tyler and Justyn and Colin Johnson and Tylan Wallace.  Except by the time 2020 drafts actually rolled around it was Ruggs and JJ and Viska and Mims and Aiyuk going in those spots.  And while JJ hit big, neither he nor especially any of the other guys were players that people were more excited about drafting than they are about drafting Walker or London now.

Walker (current 1.02) is going in the late 3rd of startup drafts right now.  I guarantee with a capital G that the guys going in the late 1st round of next year's draft won't be nearly that highly valued.  A lot of them won't even be the same names getting listed off now.  The #11 rookie in 2020 went in the 8th round of startups.
The talent level is very high though. Sure, every one could fall off of a cliff or get hurt. But we don’t know that. 

That’s the beauty of the picks - their value doesn’t change if a RB goes down. Just like some of my list won’t be there next spring, a few names I didn’t name will come out of left field & surpass expectations.

With the depth of elite talent expected to be on the board in ‘23, there could be a couple of names dropping off and still be 15 deep. 

 
The talent level is very high though. Sure, every one could fall off of a cliff or get hurt. But we don’t know that. 

That’s the beauty of the picks - their value doesn’t change if a RB goes down. Just like some of my list won’t be there next spring, a few names I didn’t name will come out of left field & surpass expectations.

With the depth of elite talent expected to be on the board in ‘23, there could be a couple of names dropping off and still be 15 deep. 


But there aren't going to be 15 prospects that are valued as highly as Walker or London are right now.  That's my point.  They're not going to be close just like they weren't in 2020 which was a class people were even more excited about than 2023.

 
But there aren't going to be 15 prospects that are valued as highly as Walker or London are right now.  That's my point.  They're not going to be close just like they weren't in 2020 which was a class people were even more excited about than 2023.
Disagree completely. People are judging this 2022 class against itself, not against 2023z 

There are better players coming next year. Some will land in great situations. There will easily be a baker’s dozen as valuable or more than any player in 2022.

 
Disagree completely. People are judging this 2022 class against itself, not against 2023z 

There are better players coming next year. Some will land in great situations. There will easily be a baker’s dozen as valuable or more than any player in 2022.


Breece Hall is a 1st round startup pick.  Kenneth Walker 3rd round.  That's against all players, not against other 2022 rookies.

You think there are going to be 13 players in next year's draft that have 1st round startup value at this time next year?  It's literally impossible in a 12 team league  :P

 
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So 2023 is projected to be the greatest draft in the history of drafts of all time in any sport ever.  Great.

However, given that people are making deals with that sort of value in mind, what's the upside?  Trading stud value for guys that are unproven is a recipe for disaster.

If you can get 2023 picks at reasonable value then go for it.  

 
Breece Hall is a 1st round startup pick.  Kenneth Walker 3rd round.  That's against all players, not against other 2022 rookies.

You think there are going to be 13 players in next year's draft that have 1st round startup value at this time next year?  It's literally impossible in a 12 team league  :P
I didn’t say that. I said there’ll be a baker’s dozen of premium players.

 
So 2023 is projected to be the greatest draft in the history of drafts of all time in any sport ever.  Great.
slight exaggeration but it looks awfully good, and has for a while now. 

However, given that people are making deals with that sort of value in mind, what's the upside?  Trading stud value for guys that are unproven is a recipe for disaster.

If you can get 2023 picks at reasonable value then go for it.  
I don’t think ‘23 picks are reasonably valued any more. I’d still rather have them than ‘22 picks, aside from 1.01, and maybe 1.02 depending on my team need 

 
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I didn’t say that. I said there’ll be a baker’s dozen of premium players.


You said there would be a baker's dozen that are as or more valuable than any player in the 2022 class.  The 2022 class has a player with 1st round startup value.  There are not going to be 13 players in next year's class that are as valuable as Breece Hall (1st round startup value) is right now.  There are no going to be 13 players that are as valuable as Kenneth Walker (3rd round startup value) either.

The 13th rookie next year will have significantly lower startup draft value and trade value at this point next year as Hall/Walker have right now.

There will easily be a baker’s dozen as valuable or more than any player in 2022.

 
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