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****OFFICIAL DYNASTY TRADES**** (48 Viewers)

This one just went down in my league. Not involved.

Team A Gives: Tony Pollard, 24’ 1st(likely mid-late)
Team B Gives: Javonte Williams
I personally take J-Will but I could see taking the other side. TP had a great season and he could be the 1A somewhere (even Dallas) next year and a 24 1st is valuable. Plus, J-Will tore up his knee that wasn't just an ACL I believe. Seems fair due to Team B taking all of the risk.
 
This one just went down in my league. Not involved.

Team A Gives: Tony Pollard, 24’ 1st(likely mid-late)
Team B Gives: Javonte Williams
Interesting deal. I'd probably have leaned Pollard/1st if Pollard was healthy.

With both guys injured, I'll lean JaWill - Payton could make him a superstar, assuming a full return to health.

Very fair deal though.
 
Zack Wilson will leave a giant mark...you use a high pick and you gotta believe that good or bad he will at least have good SF value for a decent period of time...and in less than two years he has less value than Bailey Zappe...ouch!
He was part of a massive package I received for Mahomes.

Luckily he was the only miss. I can’t imagine what it must have been like for those who drafted him.

Also, “QB”. I guess I talk about RB a lot because AC is so helpful.
Zach Wilson is a big reason that I don't play SF in Dynasty. Redraft but not dynasty. Hate that you have to rely on guys like that or draft them so high.
Yeah, he's been not a fun player to roster.

Also, on a related note, "massive package" is the name of my alt jazz fusion band.
 
This one just went down in my league. Not involved.

Team A Gives: Tony Pollard, 24’ 1st(likely mid-late)
Team B Gives: Javonte Williams

I got one Javonte team. I would pass on Pollard and a 2024 mid to late 1 for him.

I got two Pollard teams.

One the late one seems stone cold lock type. I think I'd do it, I'd give up Pollard and my 2024#1 for Javonte.

My other Pollard team is borderline on the pick, one of those picks that could be close to anywhere, I'd pass in that league on giving up Pollard and my 2024#1.

So my first instinct was to say I lean the Javonte side but looking at from my teams angles it seems about as fair as it gets.
 
Definitely 1.5...the Kamara cash-out should have been last year or even the year before for max value
Yeah I couldn’t get anywhere close to this trying to move him all last offseason - this off-season his value should be even lower.
Agreed. I'm not sure if I'd give up a mid 2nd for him at this point.

Same, seems the best bet for Kamara owners is maybe hope any suspension is light or doesn’t come and try to move him in August to a contender. Someone giving the 1.05 for him right now is nonsensical.
 
1QB 1PPR, no TEP, not involved

Team A gave Knox (still has Hock)
Team B gave 2.01
I'd rather have the 2.01.

Knox is "ok." He's definitely not a sit it and forget it starter.

I think the 2.01 is going to land a solid young player.
I think one could get more than Knox out of it.

This is the kind of deal you can always pull off later. Once we've got the information, if you hate who you think the 13th best player is--I can't imagine a Knox owner scoffing at 2.01 for him.
 
1QB 1PPR, no TEP, not involved

Team A gave Knox (still has Hock)
Team B gave 2.01
I'd rather have the 2.01.

Knox is "ok." He's definitely not a sit it and forget it starter.

I think the 2.01 is going to land a solid young player.
I think one could get more than Knox out of it.

This is the kind of deal you can always pull off later. Once we've got the information, if you hate who you think the 13th best player is--I can't imagine a Knox owner scoffing at 2.01 for him.
Agree 100%, my thought seeing it at the time was "I'd make that deal for maybe Shultz or Njoku but Knox is a tier lower". I think the guy who got the 2.01 is looking to make another move up for a on higher first. He has his own 1.09 and 2.09, and since this deal went through he's now thrown the 2.01 and 1.09 on the trading block, maybe trying to move up to 1.06 area...???
 
1QB 1PPR, no TEP, not involved

Team A gave Knox (still has Hock)
Team B gave 2.01
I'd rather have the 2.01.

Knox is "ok." He's definitely not a sit it and forget it starter.

I think the 2.01 is going to land a solid young player.
I think one could get more than Knox out of it.

This is the kind of deal you can always pull off later. Once we've got the information, if you hate who you think the 13th best player is--I can't imagine a Knox owner scoffing at 2.01 for him.
Agree 100%, my thought seeing it at the time was "I'd make that deal for maybe Shultz or Njoku but Knox is a tier lower". I think the guy who got the 2.01 is looking to make another move up for a on higher first. He has his own 1.09 and 2.09, and since this deal went through he's now thrown the 2.01 and 1.09 on the trading block, maybe trying to move up to 1.06 area...???
That should get it done for 1.06, maybe even 1.05
 
1QB 1PPR, no TEP, not involved

Team A gave Knox (still has Hock)
Team B gave 2.01

Yuck...why...there's just no reason for this...Knox is a solid real TE, but he has never had more than 50 receptions or 600 yards in 4 years...fantasy-wise he is nothing special...2.1 is a quality pick in any draft but this draft is setting-up so that there should be a very good player there...if he wanted a TE that bad, he would have been better off rolling the dice on Mayer or possibly Kincaid at 2.1 and hope they are the real deal...I despise this trade.
 
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Where are we at with Purdy now in SF? I've got Lawrence at 1 QB but Mac Jones as second QB. And then I have Lance. So would a mid second be too much to lock up the handcuff? Offer is on the table to me.
 
Where are we at with Purdy now in SF? I've got Lawrence at 1 QB but Mac Jones as second QB. And then I have Lance. So would a mid second be too much to lock up the handcuff? Offer is on the table to me.
Mid 2nd seems about right.

I wouldn’t pay if it I didn’t have Lance. As a Lance shareholder who has Purdy, I’d probably pay that if I didn’t have him.

The situation is kind of a cluster, but it seems like a worthy gamble.
 
Super flex. Deep leagues.

Gave: 1.11, 3.11
Received: 2025 1st, 2025 2nd

Gave: 1.10, 2.10
Received: 2025 1st, 2025 2nd

Can not comment on this one until we know what you are thinking here...
They are two of the 3/4 worst teams in the league based on starters/players.
I have 1.01-1.05 in 2023 and trying to continue my slow rebuild with eye on future assets.
This is good reasoning IMO to do this 2024#1's but not wait two years.
 
Super flex. Deep leagues.

Gave: 1.11, 3.11
Received: 2025 1st, 2025 2nd

Gave: 1.10, 2.10
Received: 2025 1st, 2025 2nd

Can not comment on this one until we know what you are thinking here...
They are two of the 3/4 worst teams in the league based on starters/players.
I have 1.01-1.05 in 2023 and trying to continue my slow rebuild with eye on future assets.
This is good reasoning IMO to do this 2024#1's but not wait two years.
I should probably say. I have the second trade teams 2023, 2024, 2025 1st and they will most likely be 1.01 each year.
 
Super flex. Deep leagues.

Gave: 1.11, 3.11
Received: 2025 1st, 2025 2nd

Gave: 1.10, 2.10
Received: 2025 1st, 2025 2nd

Can not comment on this one until we know what you are thinking here...
They are two of the 3/4 worst teams in the league based on starters/players.
I have 1.01-1.05 in 2023 and trying to continue my slow rebuild with eye on future assets.
Easy move on your part. Nice work
 
FFPC Triflex Superflex

Gave: Joe Burrow, Sam Howell, Terry McLaurin, Mike Gesicki, 2024 R2
Got: Josh Allen, Greg Dulcich, Curtis Samuel

My team is defending champ but is going to have some tough roster cuts to make, so even if it was an overpay for Allen, it allows me to keep some guys I'd otherwise have to cut. (Not sure I'll even keep Samuel.) Obviously if Howell is truly the Week 1 starter and Gesicki goes to a team that actually throws to him, this might turn out to be pretty lopsided.
 
FFPC Triflex Superflex

Gave: Joe Burrow, Sam Howell, Terry McLaurin, Mike Gesicki, 2024 R2
Got: Josh Allen, Greg Dulcich, Curtis Samuel

My team is defending champ but is going to have some tough roster cuts to make, so even if it was an overpay for Allen, it allows me to keep some guys I'd otherwise have to cut. (Not sure I'll even keep Samuel.) Obviously if Howell is truly the Week 1 starter and Gesicki goes to a team that actually throws to him, this might turn out to be pretty lopsided.

What does Triflex mean?
 
Been slow in my leagues and there are the only two trades I've seen and neither involve me, both from same league and both the same teams(teams A and B are same in both trades)

FFPC standard, not SF.


Team A gave: Dameon Pierce
Team B gave: 2024#1 (new owner of worst roster in the league but since FFPC has draft playoffs the pick is most likely going to be 3 or 4)

And this puzzler:

Team A gave: 2.5, 3.1 and 4.1

Team B gave: 1.10

My conclusion: assuming they are not in cahoots smart move by team A to move on a new owner which IMO can often yield some great deals as the new owner of a team is not married to anyone. As for team B, I like Pierce but he's not getting anyone over the hump so bad team stays bad and will probably be orphaned again next year without their #1 pick or anything overly appealing about it to attract much of a purchase price. The kind of team I'd not be interested for free if I had to pay the deposit.
 
FFPC Triflex Superflex

Gave: Joe Burrow, Sam Howell, Terry McLaurin, Mike Gesicki, 2024 R2
Got: Josh Allen, Greg Dulcich, Curtis Samuel

My team is defending champ but is going to have some tough roster cuts to make, so even if it was an overpay for Allen, it allows me to keep some guys I'd otherwise have to cut. (Not sure I'll even keep Samuel.) Obviously if Howell is truly the Week 1 starter and Gesicki goes to a team that actually throws to him, this might turn out to be pretty lopsided.
I like the move. Debatable whether Allen is an upgrade from Burrow (or if he is, by a significant enough amount to justify making the move) but given your roster limitations I don’t mind this move. Allen’s rushing yards keep his weekly floor high, and Inhave faith that they’ll add a WR, and likely a better receiving RB in the draft, so he could take another step in 2023.
 
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.
 
FFPC normal dynasty league. Today someone traded Mixon to the defending champ for a projected late 2nd/3rd. If Mixon stays on Cincy and does not get a long suspension that is a gift. Not much risk for a team defending champ to make this trade as it is very unlikely that 2nd would be high next year.
 
FFPC normal dynasty league. Today someone traded Mixon to the defending champ for a projected late 2nd/3rd. If Mixon stays on Cincy and does not get a long suspension that is a gift. Not much risk for a team defending champ to make this trade as it is very unlikely that 2nd would be high next year.
Wow, I'm shopping Mixon currently but if that's what it takes I will not come CLOSE to moving him. My absolute minimum return at this time would probably be the 1.08, but not sure if I'd do that.
 
FFPC normal dynasty league. Today someone traded Mixon to the defending champ for a projected late 2nd/3rd. If Mixon stays on Cincy and does not get a long suspension that is a gift. Not much risk for a team defending champ to make this trade as it is very unlikely that 2nd would be high next year.
Wow, I'm shopping Mixon currently but if that's what it takes I will not come CLOSE to moving him. My absolute minimum return at this time would probably be the 1.08, but not sure if I'd do that.
I wouldn’t pay 1.08 for him. He is avoid unless I am a contender in season. I would pay late 2nd and 3rd tho
 
FFPC normal dynasty league. Today someone traded Mixon to the defending champ for a projected late 2nd/3rd. If Mixon stays on Cincy and does not get a long suspension that is a gift. Not much risk for a team defending champ to make this trade as it is very unlikely that 2nd would be high next year.
Wow, I'm shopping Mixon currently but if that's what it takes I will not come CLOSE to moving him. My absolute minimum return at this time would probably be the 1.08, but not sure if I'd do that.
I would absolutely sell Mixon for 1.08

I would absolutely not buy Mixon for 1.08

That 2nd+3rd is a bargain.
 
FFPC normal dynasty league. Today someone traded Mixon to the defending champ for a projected late 2nd/3rd. If Mixon stays on Cincy and does not get a long suspension that is a gift. Not much risk for a team defending champ to make this trade as it is very unlikely that 2nd would be high next year.
Wow, I'm shopping Mixon currently but if that's what it takes I will not come CLOSE to moving him. My absolute minimum return at this time would probably be the 1.08, but not sure if I'd do that.
I would absolutely sell Mixon for 1.08

I would absolutely not buy Mixon for 1.08

That 2nd+3rd is a bargain.
For a data point, I sold Mixon/1.12 for Olave not long ago. I’m happy with my decision.
 
FFPC normal dynasty league. Today someone traded Mixon to the defending champ for a projected late 2nd/3rd. If Mixon stays on Cincy and does not get a long suspension that is a gift. Not much risk for a team defending champ to make this trade as it is very unlikely that 2nd would be high next year.
Wow, I'm shopping Mixon currently but if that's what it takes I will not come CLOSE to moving him. My absolute minimum return at this time would probably be the 1.08, but not sure if I'd do that.
I would absolutely sell Mixon for 1.08

I would absolutely not buy Mixon for 1.08

That 2nd+3rd is a bargain.
For a data point, I sold Mixon/1.12 for Olave not long ago. I’m happy with my decision.
Yeah, just a heavy workload for a dude who’s looking more and more average / replaceable, and who’s been dinged up over the years. Feels like a good time to sell, and a questionable time to buy.
 
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.

Too funny...that is exactly how one of my two leagues does it...just never knew that was the name...by the way, getting rid of kickers and defense was such a positive move.
 
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
 
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?
 
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?
At least get rid of kicker. Hate even thinking about kicker for my team
 
Too funny...that is exactly how one of my two leagues does it...just never knew that was the name...by the way, getting rid of kickers and defense was such a positive move.

Every league should do this

I run three local/friendly dynasty leagues on MFL. In the past few years we've had five votes (a couple leagues had votes in back-to-back years) to remove kickers. All five votes failed. I can't stand kickers, but we couldn't convince people to get rid of them. And the pro-kicker argument was like "I just like having them" or other nonsense.
 
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.
 

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