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****OFFICIAL DYNASTY TRADES**** (21 Viewers)

14 team 1 QB PPR 1.5 TE (not involved)

Jameson Williams
Rachaad White
Dalton Schultz
2026 1st
for
Chase Brown
Joe Mixon
Cade Otton
2026 2nd
 
Startup draft trade (draft hasnt started yet). 12 team, FFPC single QB.

Pick 1.02

For

2.06, 5.07, and a future 1st
That’s really bad return, IMO.

They not only gave up 1.02, but they moved all the way out of the 1st for an extra second and a 2026 rookie. Ew. Just… no.
Did you catch the part this is a startup draft
Yes.

I don’t love giving up the 1.02 for 2.06, 5.07 & a crapshoot rookie in 2026.

I did think about it a bit more and the 5th (55th overall) & extra second make it not totally egregious. I may have been a bit hyperbolic.

But 2.06 is a long drop from 1.02. Maybe I’m missing something.
 
Startup draft trade (draft hasnt started yet). 12 team, FFPC single QB.

Pick 1.02

For

2.06, 5.07, and a future 1st
That’s really bad return, IMO.

They not only gave up 1.02, but they moved all the way out of the 1st for an extra second and a 2026 rookie. Ew. Just… no.
Did you catch the part this is a startup draft
Yes.

I don’t love giving up the 1.02 for 2.06, 5.07 & a crapshoot rookie in 2026.

I did think about it a bit more and the 5th (55th overall) & extra second make it not totally egregious. I may have been a bit hyperbolic.

But 2.06 is a long drop from 1.02. Maybe I’m missing something.
2026 is weak in a 1QB league. Very weak.
 
Startup draft trade (draft hasnt started yet). 12 team, FFPC single QB.

Pick 1.02

For

2.06, 5.07, and a future 1st
That’s really bad return, IMO.

They not only gave up 1.02, but they moved all the way out of the 1st for an extra second and a 2026 rookie. Ew. Just… no.
Did you catch the part this is a startup draft
Yes.

I don’t love giving up the 1.02 for 2.06, 5.07 & a crapshoot rookie in 2026.

I did think about it a bit more and the 5th (55th overall) & extra second make it not totally egregious. I may have been a bit hyperbolic.

But 2.06 is a long drop from 1.02. Maybe I’m missing something.
2026 is weak in a 1QB league. Very weak.
I would guess it is hard to know this right now. I have heard that before and the classes have ended up strong. Lev Bell came out of a "weak" class
 
I would guess it is hard to know this right now. I have heard that before and the classes have ended up strong. Lev Bell came out of a "weak" class
Yeah, I’m not saying I’m psychic. But it’s impossible to know what pick that’s going to be (maybe late since they’re presumably stacking 2 of the too 12 start-up players).

Part of it is also the drop from 1.02 to 2.06 16 spots back. That feels like a few tiers, and I’m not sure player 55 makes up that ground. The future 1st is nice, or maybe it’s pick 1.12. Which could also be nice. :shrug:

I dunno - I enjoy picking my 1st round picks. Dropping tiers in early rounds of startups seems like a bad idea, though I know it can be executed well.
 
Startup draft trade (draft hasnt started yet). 12 team, FFPC single QB.

Pick 1.02

For

2.06, 5.07, and a future 1st
That’s really bad return, IMO.

They not only gave up 1.02, but they moved all the way out of the 1st for an extra second and a 2026 rookie. Ew. Just… no.
Did you catch the part this is a startup draft
Yes.

I don’t love giving up the 1.02 for 2.06, 5.07 & a crapshoot rookie in 2026.

I did think about it a bit more and the 5th (55th overall) & extra second make it not totally egregious. I may have been a bit hyperbolic.

But 2.06 is a long drop from 1.02. Maybe I’m missing something.
My first thought was that I’d be interested in moving down if I was sitting at 1.2 and was presented this offer.

Then I looked at ADP data and what I think my best options look would look like at 2.6 and 5.7, combined with how I feel about the 2026 class, I’d have to hold onto the 1.2.

But I would be trying real hard to move back, just would prefer to stay in the mid to late round one range unless I got a more significant return.
 
16 team 1 QB PPR 1.5 TE (clearly not involved)

Wrap your head about this one (The guy who owned Hubbard paid $15 in FA/RFA money to franchise him)
So everyone can put in a blind bid if they win the bid they get the player on open contract if the owner does not take any bid he keeps him 1 year and can franchise at $20 next year.

I seen the offer and was like what a joke no way he takes that........and then he did

Hubbard
for
$30
Abdullah, Ameer LVR RB
Evans, Zach NYJ RB
Goodson, Tyler IND RB
Hunt, Kareem KCC RB
Ogunbowale, Dare HOU RB
Vidal, Kimani LAC RB
Iosivas, Andrei CIN WR
Jones, Charlie CIN WR
Lazard, Allen NYJ WR
Palmer, Trey TBB WR
Patrick, Tim DET WR
Reynolds, Josh NYJ WR
Shepard, Sterling TBB WR
Westbrook-Ikhine, Nick MIA WR
 
I would guess it is hard to know this right now. I have heard that before and the classes have ended up strong. Lev Bell came out of a "weak" class
Yeah, I’m not saying I’m psychic. But it’s impossible to know what pick that’s going to be (maybe late since they’re presumably stacking 2 of the too 12 start-up players).

Part of it is also the drop from 1.02 to 2.06 16 spots back. That feels like a few tiers, and I’m not sure player 55 makes up that ground. The future 1st is nice, or maybe it’s pick 1.12. Which could also be nice. :shrug:

I dunno - I enjoy picking my 1st round picks. Dropping tiers in early rounds of startups seems like a bad idea, though I know it can be executed well.
Also the guy who made that trade will make another 10-20 trades during the startup moving up and down and up and down getting to the picks he wants to take his players at.
He doesn't make 1 trade and call it a day. Also his goal might be to collect 6-8 future 1st.
I have done this myself in many startups over the years. It worked out great for the most part. Had a long reign of success using this strategy with menobrown in a league even though we torched every single startup pick basically but it was the future 1sts that carried us for years. That was the 2017 class which was great and we picked mostly well from that rookie class.
 
Startup draft trade (draft hasnt started yet). 12 team, FFPC single QB.

Pick 1.02

For

2.06, 5.07, and a future 1st
That’s really bad return, IMO.

They not only gave up 1.02, but they moved all the way out of the 1st for an extra second and a 2026 rookie. Ew. Just… no.
Did you catch the part this is a startup draft
Yes.

I don’t love giving up the 1.02 for 2.06, 5.07 & a crapshoot rookie in 2026.

I did think about it a bit more and the 5th (55th overall) & extra second make it not totally egregious. I may have been a bit hyperbolic.

But 2.06 is a long drop from 1.02. Maybe I’m missing something.
My first thought was that I’d be interested in moving down if I was sitting at 1.2 and was presented this offer.

Then I looked at ADP data and what I think my best options look would look like at 2.6 and 5.7, combined with how I feel about the 2026 class, I’d have to hold onto the 1.2.

But I would be trying real hard to move back, just would prefer to stay in the mid to late round one range unless I got a more significant return.
2.06 and 8.02 were moved for 3.10 and 4.03

Right now looking at 1.02 and 8.02..…for 3.10, 4.03, 5.07, and a future 1st.

That's definitely better than 4 future 1sts
 
He doesn't make 1 trade and call it a day. Also his goal might be to collect 6-8 future 1st.
That can absolutely be a winning strategy.

Just gotta embrace the suck for a couple seasons & then draft well. I’ve read a couple of articles detailing various approaches to it.

In 2023 I tried to move back from 1.01 and no one wanted to move up. I was kinda pissed I couldn’t move the pick. I took Mahomes. In 2024 preseason I moved Mahomes + Doubs for Nico, Herbert a LB, and 2x 2026 1sts to someone who was convinced that Mahomes would rebound to a 50 TD season.

That worked out well. :wub:

But yeah, next start up I do I’m absolutely going to try to drop back every round by a few picks unless I am absolutely in love with a pick on the board.
 
Startup draft trade (draft hasnt started yet). 12 team, FFPC single QB.

Pick 1.02

For

2.06, 5.07, and a future 1st
That’s really bad return, IMO.

They not only gave up 1.02, but they moved all the way out of the 1st for an extra second and a 2026 rookie. Ew. Just… no.
Did you catch the part this is a startup draft
Yes.

I don’t love giving up the 1.02 for 2.06, 5.07 & a crapshoot rookie in 2026.

I did think about it a bit more and the 5th (55th overall) & extra second make it not totally egregious. I may have been a bit hyperbolic.

But 2.06 is a long drop from 1.02. Maybe I’m missing something.
My first thought was that I’d be interested in moving down if I was sitting at 1.2 and was presented this offer.

Then I looked at ADP data and what I think my best options look would look like at 2.6 and 5.7, combined with how I feel about the 2026 class, I’d have to hold onto the 1.2.

But I would be trying real hard to move back, just would prefer to stay in the mid to late round one range unless I got a more significant return.
2.06 and 8.02 were moved for 3.10 and 4.03

Right now looking at 1.02 and 8.02..…for 3.10, 4.03, 5.07, and a future 1st
I like the 2nd deal more than the 1st. I think. I’m kinda on the fence there, too.
 
Picture being offered this for any player not names Chase......Treyveyon Henderson, Tyler Warren, Egbuka, and a future 1st (all those players I listed actually have an ADP lowered than the stated picks), so obviously other players could be inserted.

It's not a bad start to a dynasty league
 
Or ya go with a more WIN approach and go Kyren Williams, RJ Harvey, Mclaurin, and trade the future 1st for a pick to get someone like Devonta Smith or Derrick Henry or something
 
Startup draft trade (draft hasnt started yet). 12 team, FFPC single QB.

Pick 1.02

For

2.06, 5.07, and a future 1st
That’s really bad return, IMO.

They not only gave up 1.02, but they moved all the way out of the 1st for an extra second and a 2026 rookie. Ew. Just… no.
Did you catch the part this is a startup draft
Yes.

I don’t love giving up the 1.02 for 2.06, 5.07 & a crapshoot rookie in 2026.

I did think about it a bit more and the 5th (55th overall) & extra second make it not totally egregious. I may have been a bit hyperbolic.

But 2.06 is a long drop from 1.02. Maybe I’m missing something.
My first thought was that I’d be interested in moving down if I was sitting at 1.2 and was presented this offer.

Then I looked at ADP data and what I think my best options look would look like at 2.6 and 5.7, combined with how I feel about the 2026 class, I’d have to hold onto the 1.2.

But I would be trying real hard to move back, just would prefer to stay in the mid to late round one range unless I got a more significant return.
2.06 and 8.02 were moved for 3.10 and 4.03

Right now looking at 1.02 and 8.02..…for 3.10, 4.03, 5.07, and a future 1st.

That's definitely better than 4 future 1sts
That's a strong second trade and the totality of it's pretty good and I agree it's better then 4 future 1'st.
 
Startup draft trade (draft hasnt started yet). 12 team, FFPC single QB.

Pick 1.02

For

2.06, 5.07, and a future 1st
That’s really bad return, IMO.

They not only gave up 1.02, but they moved all the way out of the 1st for an extra second and a 2026 rookie. Ew. Just… no.
Did you catch the part this is a startup draft
Yes.

I don’t love giving up the 1.02 for 2.06, 5.07 & a crapshoot rookie in 2026.

I did think about it a bit more and the 5th (55th overall) & extra second make it not totally egregious. I may have been a bit hyperbolic.

But 2.06 is a long drop from 1.02. Maybe I’m missing something.
My first thought was that I’d be interested in moving down if I was sitting at 1.2 and was presented this offer.

Then I looked at ADP data and what I think my best options look would look like at 2.6 and 5.7, combined with how I feel about the 2026 class, I’d have to hold onto the 1.2.

But I would be trying real hard to move back, just would prefer to stay in the mid to late round one range unless I got a more significant return.
2.06 and 8.02 were moved for 3.10 and 4.03

Right now looking at 1.02 and 8.02..…for 3.10, 4.03, 5.07, and a future 1st.

That's definitely better than 4 future 1sts
That's a strong second trade and the totality of it's pretty good and I agree it's better then 4 future 1'st.
It is…. If the picks hit.

Established players > rookies is another inherent value of start-up picks.

So on paper, yeah - the value is solid. In practice a lot can go south.
 
Startup draft trade (draft hasnt started yet). 12 team, FFPC single QB.

Pick 1.02

For

2.06, 5.07, and a future 1st
That’s really bad return, IMO.

They not only gave up 1.02, but they moved all the way out of the 1st for an extra second and a 2026 rookie. Ew. Just… no.
Did you catch the part this is a startup draft
Yes.

I don’t love giving up the 1.02 for 2.06, 5.07 & a crapshoot rookie in 2026.

I did think about it a bit more and the 5th (55th overall) & extra second make it not totally egregious. I may have been a bit hyperbolic.

But 2.06 is a long drop from 1.02. Maybe I’m missing something.
My first thought was that I’d be interested in moving down if I was sitting at 1.2 and was presented this offer.

Then I looked at ADP data and what I think my best options look would look like at 2.6 and 5.7, combined with how I feel about the 2026 class, I’d have to hold onto the 1.2.

But I would be trying real hard to move back, just would prefer to stay in the mid to late round one range unless I got a more significant return.
2.06 and 8.02 were moved for 3.10 and 4.03

Right now looking at 1.02 and 8.02..…for 3.10, 4.03, 5.07, and a future 1st.

That's definitely better than 4 future 1sts
That's a strong second trade and the totality of it's pretty good and I agree it's better then 4 future 1'st.
It is…. If the picks hit.

Established players > rookies is another inherent value of start-up picks.

So on paper, yeah - the value is solid. In practice a lot can go south.
A lot can go south with one player as well. It's not like it's uncommon for a high end stud to either get hurt or stop being a stud
 
Curious about feedback on this deal.

12 team, QB/RB/RB/WR/WR/WR/TE with 1 flex (not QB) starting lineup, currently no PPR but switching to 0.5 PPR in 2026

Gave:
Kyren Williams
Tucker Kraft
Tyreek Hill
2026 3rd round pick

Received:
Trey McBride
Kyle Williams
2026 2nd round pick

Overpay for McBride?
 
Startup draft trade (draft hasnt started yet). 12 team, FFPC single QB.

Pick 1.02

For

2.06, 5.07, and a future 1st
That’s really bad return, IMO.

They not only gave up 1.02, but they moved all the way out of the 1st for an extra second and a 2026 rookie. Ew. Just… no.
Did you catch the part this is a startup draft
Yes.

I don’t love giving up the 1.02 for 2.06, 5.07 & a crapshoot rookie in 2026.

I did think about it a bit more and the 5th (55th overall) & extra second make it not totally egregious. I may have been a bit hyperbolic.

But 2.06 is a long drop from 1.02. Maybe I’m missing something.
My first thought was that I’d be interested in moving down if I was sitting at 1.2 and was presented this offer.

Then I looked at ADP data and what I think my best options look would look like at 2.6 and 5.7, combined with how I feel about the 2026 class, I’d have to hold onto the 1.2.

But I would be trying real hard to move back, just would prefer to stay in the mid to late round one range unless I got a more significant return.
Would agree. If this had been a back-half pick in the 1st it'd be a lot better. 1.02 should be drawing a lot more or at least earlier picks than a 5th.
 
Startup draft trade (draft hasnt started yet). 12 team, FFPC single QB.

Pick 1.02

For

2.06, 5.07, and a future 1st
That’s really bad return, IMO.

They not only gave up 1.02, but they moved all the way out of the 1st for an extra second and a 2026 rookie. Ew. Just… no.
Did you catch the part this is a startup draft
Yes.

I don’t love giving up the 1.02 for 2.06, 5.07 & a crapshoot rookie in 2026.

I did think about it a bit more and the 5th (55th overall) & extra second make it not totally egregious. I may have been a bit hyperbolic.

But 2.06 is a long drop from 1.02. Maybe I’m missing something.
My first thought was that I’d be interested in moving down if I was sitting at 1.2 and was presented this offer.

Then I looked at ADP data and what I think my best options look would look like at 2.6 and 5.7, combined with how I feel about the 2026 class, I’d have to hold onto the 1.2.

But I would be trying real hard to move back, just would prefer to stay in the mid to late round one range unless I got a more significant return.
2.06 and 8.02 were moved for 3.10 and 4.03

Right now looking at 1.02 and 8.02..…for 3.10, 4.03, 5.07, and a future 1st.

That's definitely better than 4 future 1sts
That's a strong second trade and the totality of it's pretty good and I agree it's better then 4 future 1'st.
Agree here too on the 2nd trade, Looking at startup ADP I'd much rather have two of: Breece, Rice, LaPorta Tet, Burrow, Hurts, or Judkins than one of Nico, London, McConkey, Achane, Hampton (as much as we all like these guys on their own) and the 86th pick which is going to be like 2nd round rookies (Higgins, Harris) or aging vets with diminishing value (Pollard, Pacheco, Conner, Njoku). There are some gems IMO around that 86th pick ADP but no guarantee someone doesn't snag them before you.
 
FFPC standard, 1 QB/TEP.

Gave:Hurts, Devonta Smith and Strange

Got: Brian Thomas Jr.

Rationale behind it for me is I have Lamar at QB, my team is extremely deep but felt like it lacked enough high end studs. Was making my team what I view as a better regular season then playoff team. In a redraft BTJ or McBride would be my highest drafted players.
 
FFPC standard, 1 QB/TEP.

Gave:Hurts, Devonta Smith and Strange

Got: Brian Thomas Jr.

Rationale behind it for me is I have Lamar at QB, my team is extremely deep but felt like it lacked enough high end studs. Was making my team what I view as a better regular season then playoff team. In a redraft BTJ or McBride would be my highest drafted players.
Smash in 1 QB leagues. Especially since you have Lamar. Huge upgrade from Smith to BTJ. Huge.

Bargain, even. I get Hurts can be a stud in 1 QB due to RuTd, but you already have that, so the upgrade at WR is 100% worth it.

You get no points for Hurts on your bench, and lots from BTJ in your lineup - at least, presumably more than Smith (who’s a bit inconsistent)
 
FFPC standard, 1 QB/TEP.

Gave:Hurts, Devonta Smith and Strange

Got: Brian Thomas Jr.

Rationale behind it for me is I have Lamar at QB, my team is extremely deep but felt like it lacked enough high end studs. Was making my team what I view as a better regular season then playoff team. In a redraft BTJ or McBride would be my highest drafted players.
Smash in 1 QB leagues. Especially since you have Lamar. Huge upgrade from Smith to BTJ. Huge.

Bargain, even. I get Hurts can be a stud in 1 QB due to RuTd, but you already have that, so the upgrade at WR is 100% worth it.

You get no points for Hurts on your bench, and lots from BTJ in your lineup - at least, presumably more than Smith (who’s a bit inconsistent)
Thanks and you summed it well.

I'd guess I used Devonta and Hurts in the range of 30% of their available weeks. I'm a sucker for passing game hookups and the huge plays they can bring so usually started them the same weeks but also has lot of difficult Hurts vs Lamar calls. I am extremely high on Devonta Smith the player, but he's a poster child for why situation matters.Still own him in multiple leagues so I'll still enjoy the reward if he can ever land in a better situation before he ages out but I just replaced two WDIS guys for what I forecast as a sure weekly lineup guy.

Other big gain for my team was I had nothing to work with on roster space and clearing up two spots could be huge for me.
 
Curious about feedback on this deal.

12 team, QB/RB/RB/WR/WR/WR/TE with 1 flex (not QB) starting lineup, currently no PPR but switching to 0.5 PPR in 2026

Gave:
Kyren Williams
Tucker Kraft
Tyreek Hill
2026 3rd round pick

Received:
Trey McBride
Kyle Williams
2026 2nd round pick

Overpay for McBride?

Given the format, I’d say it’s an overpay for McBride, yes.
 
FFPC standard, 1 QB/TEP.

Gave:Hurts, Devonta Smith and Strange

Got: Brian Thomas Jr.

Rationale behind it for me is I have Lamar at QB, my team is extremely deep but felt like it lacked enough high end studs. Was making my team what I view as a better regular season then playoff team. In a redraft BTJ or McBride would be my highest drafted players.
Seems like an easy deal to make. Couple 5th round startup picks for a top 10 guy who is like 22.
Made even easier given the QB aspect of it

Possibly the rare trade good for both teams for a couple/few years if his other QB was garbage
 
16 team 1 QB PPR 1.5 TE

I traded away my 2026 1st
for
DK Metcalf

Not feeling great about it to be honest. No real winner in this trade as my pick should be late next year but then again you never know what can happen but I won the ship last year.
 
Curious about feedback on this deal.

12 team, QB/RB/RB/WR/WR/WR/TE with 1 flex (not QB) starting lineup, currently no PPR but switching to 0.5 PPR in 2026

Gave:
Kyren Williams
Tucker Kraft
Tyreek Hill
2026 3rd round pick

Received:
Trey McBride
Kyle Williams
2026 2nd round pick

Overpay for McBride?

Basically Kyren for McBride, of which I would pretty easily prefer McBride. The TE landscape sucks except for Bowers/McBride/Kittle, it's a pretty big advantage to have one of them.
 
FFPC standard, 1 QB/TEP.

Gave:Hurts, Devonta Smith and Strange

Got: Brian Thomas Jr.

Rationale behind it for me is I have Lamar at QB, my team is extremely deep but felt like it lacked enough high end studs. Was making my team what I view as a better regular season then playoff team. In a redraft BTJ or McBride would be my highest drafted players.

BTJ by quite a lot even if Hurts wasn't your backup.
 
A trade Ive been offered and considering:

Give Garrett Wilson
Get 2027 1st (mid) and Jayden Higgins

I probably have the ~4th best team in this league and the top two teams are pretty stacked. I'm considering blowing up my team (bucky, rj harvey, jsn, London, worthy) to stack 2026 and especially 2027 picks. Curious what your guys' thoughts are.
 
16 team 1 QB PPR 1.5 TE

I traded away my 2026 1st
for
DK Metcalf

Not feeling great about it to be honest. No real winner in this trade as my pick should be late next year but then again you never know what can happen but I won the ship last year.
Seems easy for a projected late one in a 16 team league. In one of my FFPC leagues someone gave 1.6 AND Strange for Metcalf.
 
16 team 1 QB PPR 1.5 TE

I traded away my 2026 1st
for
DK Metcalf

Not feeling great about it to be honest. No real winner in this trade as my pick should be late next year but then again you never know what can happen but I won the ship last year.
While I’ve about given up hope that DK will ever be a top 5 WR, I do think he can be a very solid FF WR2.

A single late 1st seems like a very fair price. Don’t know what WR would be better than DK at picks 1.12-1.16 next year, so if he gives you needed depth at the position with the outside chance that “this is finally the year”, I like it.
 
FFPC single QB

Rome Odunze

For

2026 1st (prolly mid-late) and 2026 2nd (probably early)
Not sure I’d give up on Rome that early into his career, but I’m also not sure I’d pay that much for him, so imma lean picks on this one.
Considering only 1qB league I’ll take the Odunze side given that I think the 2026 draft is weak at RB, WR, and TE. The fantasy owner that’s always obtaining next year’s picks will most likely think the next set of shiny toys will look better than the old set. Take advantage of these types whenever possible.
 
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A trade Ive been offered and considering:

Give Garrett Wilson
Get 2027 1st (mid) and Jayden Higgins

I probably have the ~4th best team in this league and the top two teams are pretty stacked. I'm considering blowing up my team (bucky, rj harvey, jsn, London, worthy) to stack 2026 and especially 2027 picks. Curious what your guys' thoughts are.
go 4 it
 
Not sure if I posted this earlier, but I could not find it .. so here goes and apologies if repeated ...

12 Team 0.5 PPR 1 QB going SF 2026 TE 1.0 PPR (1/1/3/1 + 2 Flex)

Team A gave up 1.04
Team B gave up Russ Wilson, 2026 1st & 2nd (projected both mid-late 6-9 range)

1.04 Drafted Colston Loveland Chi TE
Team has Mark Andres/I Likely/C Kolar, Evan Engram and Jake Ferguson at TE
 
Curious about feedback on this deal.

12 team, QB/RB/RB/WR/WR/WR/TE with 1 flex (not QB) starting lineup, currently no PPR but switching to 0.5 PPR in 2026

Gave:
Kyren Williams
Tucker Kraft
Tyreek Hill
2026 3rd round pick

Received:
Trey McBride
Kyle Williams
2026 2nd round pick

Overpay for McBride?
Seems like a classic win now vs long-term build trade. Scoring format favors Kyren side heavily for year 1. Once the 0.5PPR switch happens it evens out a little more. If Kyren hangs onto the job for 3 more years (not a given) I'd take his side even with the 0.5PPR being added. But if you're in it for a long-term build though McBride likely means you don't have to worry about TE for a long while so that has a lot of appeal.
 
FFPC single QB

Rome Odunze

For

2026 1st (prolly mid-late) and 2026 2nd (probably early)
Not sure I’d give up on Rome that early into his career, but I’m also not sure I’d pay that much for him, so imma lean picks on this one.
The only thing clear to me is I prefer the value on the Rome side with confidence the picks are probably late.

But I also hate and almost never give up my first pick, especially top two, unless I'm overwhelmed or the trade is exactly what my team needs. So all in all not sure, but again am clear that Rome's value and ultimate performance will exceed projected late picks in a soft looking class.
 
FFPC single QB

Rome Odunze

For

2026 1st (prolly mid-late) and 2026 2nd (probably early)
Odunze

Agreed, not sure I get this one. Odunze was a top 5 pick last year and is coming off a solid rookie season in what most people consider to be an ascending offense. To then flip him for a likely later pick in a likely weaker draft?

I'm guilty of it too, but man people have really lost patience with rookies that were merely pretty solid in their rookie season.
 
FFPC single QB

Rome Odunze

For

2026 1st (prolly mid-late) and 2026 2nd (probably early)
Not sure I’d give up on Rome that early into his career, but I’m also not sure I’d pay that much for him, so imma lean picks on this one.
The only thing clear to me is I prefer the value on the Rome side with confidence the picks are probably late.

But I also hate and almost never give up my first pick, especially top two, unless I'm overwhelmed or the trade is exactly what my team needs. So all in all not sure, but again am clear that Rome's value and ultimate performance will exceed projected late picks in a soft looking class.
The future 1st traded was not from that team. The future 2nd IS from that team, and that team has drafted all youth this far and collected a few extra future 1sts.

Also this trade happened during the startup draft with pick 4.04 on the clock. The team traded the 1st and 2nd for that pick, then drafted Odunze.
 
12 team PPR SF, QB scoring reduced from normal.

Team A gives:
Cook, James BUF RB
Pacheco, Isiah KCC RB
Ridley, Calvin TEN WR
Smith-Njigba, Jaxon SEA WR
Smith, Jonnu MIA TE

Team B gives:
Lawrence, Trevor JAC QB
Brown, Chase CIN RB
Pearsall, Ricky SFO WR
Williams, Jameson DET WR
Kincaid, Dalton BUF TE
Year 2025 Draft Pick 1.07

I am not involved. Interested in reaction.
 

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