YuckFFPC 1 QB not me
Some dude traded away Barkley
to get
Etienne
Jake Ferguson
a couple 3rds and 4ths in 2026
.. how can we make smart, good again?YuckFFPC 1 QB not me
Some dude traded away Barkley
to get
Etienne
Jake Ferguson
a couple 3rds and 4ths in 2026"Now you see that evil will always triumph, because good is dumb." ~Dark Helmet
Might be the worst trade I ever seen basically CMC for a 3rd round pick and a move up of 1 to 2 picks in the late 1st.This is the kind of trade that makes you want to quit playing in dynasty
14 teams 1 QB PPR 1.5 TE
I am defending champ and the runner up last year just got a whole lot better for almost nothing
He traded away his 1st and 3rd (He is super likely be to a pick from 12-14)
and got CMC AND the other guys 2nd round pick (almost a mortal lock to be pick 15)
The team trading away CMC has 0 VP's and has scored 100 less pts than the 2nd worst team WITH CMC.............
How do you trade away your 2nd which is basically a late 1st to get a last 1st.
People are already jumping off the MHJr train eh? The trade makes sense, especially if the 2026 1st is late. As a Kyle Pitts owner, I wish I was quick to cut my losses.Gave: Jameson Williams/2026 1st (likely late).
Got: Marvin Harrison Jr/Wandle Robinson.
Deebo looks like he has a few years left in the tank. Have you watched him this year? Truly a dude in need of a different scene. He looks rejuvenated.Deebo doesn't have much left in the tank
Deebo will be 30 at the end of the season in a contract year. He plays hard and I love him for it, but I think it's a pretty fair assertion that he doesn't have much left in the tank in a dynasty perspective.Deebo looks like he has a few years left in the tank. Have you watched him this year? Truly a dude in need of a different scene. He looks rejuvenated.Deebo doesn't have much left in the tank
Guess it depends on what size windows you’re comfortable with.Deebo will be 30 at the end of the season in a contract year. He plays hard and I love him for it, but I think it's a pretty fair assertion that he doesn't have much left in the tank in a dynasty perspective.Deebo looks like he has a few years left in the tank. Have you watched him this year? Truly a dude in need of a different scene. He looks rejuvenated.Deebo doesn't have much left in the tank
I prefer Saquan and the 1st. That's a lot of value.FFPC 1QB - our sharkpool league
I gave Nabers, 2026 2nd (mine)
I got Barkley, 2026 1st (@FreeBaGeL)
I am currently 2 seed and been a contender last couple years but whatever it's only week 5 and my WR corps just took a big hit and this trade doesn't do anything for it
Bagel is the current 4 seed and #1 in the league in points scored but there is at least a world where this becomes an early 1st for me. Getting rid of Barkley doesn't exactly improve their odds but otherwise this seems fair. Nabers has a very high chance of coming back strong for many more years and Barkley has a ticking clock at best right now but gives me RB strength that I need badly. And there is also a world where I miss the playoffs and they make it and the difference between the picks becomes very minimal. For me that is always part of the fun of big FFPC trades. Because the toilet bowl competes for rookie picks. Anyway cheers, good deal.
very good job liquidating there. save a roster spot, stack another 2nd into your draft capital and still likely dominate or at least win at a position of strength.12 team SF, no TEP
I gave Jake Ferguson + 2027 4th
I got 2026 2nd (probably mid)
I had Kraft, Hockenson, Ferguson, & Juwan Johnson so just trying to sell some depth and pick up a draft pick here and there. Waiting patiently for a good game from Hock so I can ship him off too
100% contender move and I like it for you. Saquon for Nabers is a 1 for 1 replacement of current points. There's a lot of questions in Nabers' future and I don't want any part of them if I'm contending right now. The fact that you got a 1st for 2nd swap out of it as well mitigates the potential future negative point value. Now, go get that 'ship!FFPC 1QB - our sharkpool league
I gave Nabers, 2026 2nd (mine)
I got Barkley, 2026 1st (@FreeBaGeL)
I am currently 2 seed and been a contender last couple years but whatever it's only week 5 and my WR corps just took a big hit and this trade doesn't do anything for it
Bagel is the current 4 seed and #1 in the league in points scored but there is at least a world where this becomes an early 1st for me. Getting rid of Barkley doesn't exactly improve their odds but otherwise this seems fair. Nabers has a very high chance of coming back strong for many more years and Barkley has a ticking clock at best right now but gives me RB strength that I need badly. And there is also a world where I miss the playoffs and they make it and the difference between the picks becomes very minimal. For me that is always part of the fun of big FFPC trades. Because the toilet bowl competes for rookie picks. Anyway cheers, good deal.
12 Team PPR TEP rebuild
Gave: Dak, Breece Hall, Mark Andrews
Got: TLaw, Mason Taylor, 2027 1st (mid)
MJH just got trade for Maye straight up in our 14 team, start 1 QB, 0.5 pprPeople are already jumping off the MHJr train eh? The trade makes sense, especially if the 2026 1st is late. As a Kyle Pitts owner, I wish I was quick to cut my losses.Gave: Jameson Williams/2026 1st (likely late).
Got: Marvin Harrison Jr/Wandle Robinson.
MHJr looks bad but Kyler isn't helping things. Marvin Harrison Jr was so good in college and it's hard to see him busting - So, I lean Harrison Jr side but it's a fair trade all the way around.
I got Flowers for Maye in my 12 team 1 QB 0.5 PPR league back in week 1.MJH just got trade for Maye straight up in our 14 team, start 1 QB, 0.5 pprPeople are already jumping off the MHJr train eh? The trade makes sense, especially if the 2026 1st is late. As a Kyle Pitts owner, I wish I was quick to cut my losses.Gave: Jameson Williams/2026 1st (likely late).
Got: Marvin Harrison Jr/Wandle Robinson.
MHJr looks bad but Kyler isn't helping things. Marvin Harrison Jr was so good in college and it's hard to see him busting - So, I lean Harrison Jr side but it's a fair trade all the way around.
100% contender move and I like it for you. Saquon for Nabers is a 1 for 1 replacement of current points. There's a lot of questions in Nabers' future and I don't want any part of them if I'm contending right now. The fact that you got a 1st for 2nd swap out of it as well mitigates the potential future negative point value. Now, go get that 'ship!FFPC 1QB - our sharkpool league
I gave Nabers, 2026 2nd (mine)
I got Barkley, 2026 1st (@FreeBaGeL)
I am currently 2 seed and been a contender last couple years but whatever it's only week 5 and my WR corps just took a big hit and this trade doesn't do anything for it
Bagel is the current 4 seed and #1 in the league in points scored but there is at least a world where this becomes an early 1st for me. Getting rid of Barkley doesn't exactly improve their odds but otherwise this seems fair. Nabers has a very high chance of coming back strong for many more years and Barkley has a ticking clock at best right now but gives me RB strength that I need badly. And there is also a world where I miss the playoffs and they make it and the difference between the picks becomes very minimal. For me that is always part of the fun of big FFPC trades. Because the toilet bowl competes for rookie picks. Anyway cheers, good deal.
I thought you crushed that trade.100% contender move and I like it for you. Saquon for Nabers is a 1 for 1 replacement of current points. There's a lot of questions in Nabers' future and I don't want any part of them if I'm contending right now. The fact that you got a 1st for 2nd swap out of it as well mitigates the potential future negative point value. Now, go get that 'ship!FFPC 1QB - our sharkpool league
I gave Nabers, 2026 2nd (mine)
I got Barkley, 2026 1st (@FreeBaGeL)
I am currently 2 seed and been a contender last couple years but whatever it's only week 5 and my WR corps just took a big hit and this trade doesn't do anything for it
Bagel is the current 4 seed and #1 in the league in points scored but there is at least a world where this becomes an early 1st for me. Getting rid of Barkley doesn't exactly improve their odds but otherwise this seems fair. Nabers has a very high chance of coming back strong for many more years and Barkley has a ticking clock at best right now but gives me RB strength that I need badly. And there is also a world where I miss the playoffs and they make it and the difference between the picks becomes very minimal. For me that is always part of the fun of big FFPC trades. Because the toilet bowl competes for rookie picks. Anyway cheers, good deal.
I was on the other side of this trade. On paper the trade makes little sense for me. Currently in contention (leading the league in points) with a team that is quite deep at wr and VERY thin at RB (Saquon, Dobbins, Charbs) so now my RB cupboard is completely bare.
That said, I am very much a risk taker in FF and very much believe in acquiring studs/true difference makers. For me, this was an opportunity to buy into a player I am high on that probably would not have been possible otherwise. Yes there are long-term concerns with Nabers, but I am willing to take those on.
I also have been a lifelong Saquon stan but I am starting to move off him some in FF now. I think people are overlooking his poor efficiency (3.1ypc, 5 yards per catch) this year a bit because the fantasy numbers have still been okay with volume and TDs. But remember, the concern with him is what guys look like after a high-touch season late in their careers, and from an efficiency standpoint he is sliding right into that bucket.
Of course, a big part of that is the Philly offense (see: AJB) but I think we could be on the precipice of a big value drop for Saquon here soon. If he finishes this year at 3.X ypc his value is going to drop pretty hard heading into his age 29 season coming off a year like that. The narrative builds itself. And sooner than that he's a risky hold as between that, his prior injury history, and his age an even minor or medium sized injury is going to have a huge affect on his value and could drop it fast.
I agree. Perfect opportunity to sell Barkley and take the risk with Nabers.I thought you crushed that trade.100% contender move and I like it for you. Saquon for Nabers is a 1 for 1 replacement of current points. There's a lot of questions in Nabers' future and I don't want any part of them if I'm contending right now. The fact that you got a 1st for 2nd swap out of it as well mitigates the potential future negative point value. Now, go get that 'ship!FFPC 1QB - our sharkpool league
I gave Nabers, 2026 2nd (mine)
I got Barkley, 2026 1st (@FreeBaGeL)
I am currently 2 seed and been a contender last couple years but whatever it's only week 5 and my WR corps just took a big hit and this trade doesn't do anything for it
Bagel is the current 4 seed and #1 in the league in points scored but there is at least a world where this becomes an early 1st for me. Getting rid of Barkley doesn't exactly improve their odds but otherwise this seems fair. Nabers has a very high chance of coming back strong for many more years and Barkley has a ticking clock at best right now but gives me RB strength that I need badly. And there is also a world where I miss the playoffs and they make it and the difference between the picks becomes very minimal. For me that is always part of the fun of big FFPC trades. Because the toilet bowl competes for rookie picks. Anyway cheers, good deal.
I was on the other side of this trade. On paper the trade makes little sense for me. Currently in contention (leading the league in points) with a team that is quite deep at wr and VERY thin at RB (Saquon, Dobbins, Charbs) so now my RB cupboard is completely bare.
That said, I am very much a risk taker in FF and very much believe in acquiring studs/true difference makers. For me, this was an opportunity to buy into a player I am high on that probably would not have been possible otherwise. Yes there are long-term concerns with Nabers, but I am willing to take those on.
I also have been a lifelong Saquon stan but I am starting to move off him some in FF now. I think people are overlooking his poor efficiency (3.1ypc, 5 yards per catch) this year a bit because the fantasy numbers have still been okay with volume and TDs. But remember, the concern with him is what guys look like after a high-touch season late in their careers, and from an efficiency standpoint he is sliding right into that bucket.
Of course, a big part of that is the Philly offense (see: AJB) but I think we could be on the precipice of a big value drop for Saquon here soon. If he finishes this year at 3.X ypc his value is going to drop pretty hard heading into his age 29 season coming off a year like that. The narrative builds itself. And sooner than that he's a risky hold as between that, his prior injury history, and his age an even minor or medium sized injury is going to have a huge affect on his value and could drop it fast.
Barkley's a 28 year old RB who looks a bit tired after his massive usage last year and this draft class looks pretty weak outside of probably first few picks.
Understandable on all accounts.100% contender move and I like it for you. Saquon for Nabers is a 1 for 1 replacement of current points. There's a lot of questions in Nabers' future and I don't want any part of them if I'm contending right now. The fact that you got a 1st for 2nd swap out of it as well mitigates the potential future negative point value. Now, go get that 'ship!FFPC 1QB - our sharkpool league
I gave Nabers, 2026 2nd (mine)
I got Barkley, 2026 1st (@FreeBaGeL)
I am currently 2 seed and been a contender last couple years but whatever it's only week 5 and my WR corps just took a big hit and this trade doesn't do anything for it
Bagel is the current 4 seed and #1 in the league in points scored but there is at least a world where this becomes an early 1st for me. Getting rid of Barkley doesn't exactly improve their odds but otherwise this seems fair. Nabers has a very high chance of coming back strong for many more years and Barkley has a ticking clock at best right now but gives me RB strength that I need badly. And there is also a world where I miss the playoffs and they make it and the difference between the picks becomes very minimal. For me that is always part of the fun of big FFPC trades. Because the toilet bowl competes for rookie picks. Anyway cheers, good deal.
I was on the other side of this trade. On paper the trade makes little sense for me. Currently in contention (leading the league in points) with a team that is quite deep at wr and VERY thin at RB (Saquon, Dobbins, Charbs) so now my RB cupboard is completely bare.
That said, I am very much a risk taker in FF and very much believe in acquiring studs/true difference makers. For me, this was an opportunity to buy into a player I am high on that probably would not have been possible otherwise. Yes there are long-term concerns with Nabers, but I am willing to take those on.
I also have been a lifelong Saquon stan but I am starting to move off him some in FF now. I think people are overlooking his poor efficiency (3.1ypc, 5 yards per catch) this year a bit because the fantasy numbers have still been okay with volume and TDs. But remember, the concern with him is what guys look like after a high-touch season late in their careers, and from an efficiency standpoint he is sliding right into that bucket.
Of course, a big part of that is the Philly offense (see: AJB) but I think we could be on the precipice of a big value drop for Saquon here soon. If he finishes this year at 3.X ypc his value is going to drop pretty hard heading into his age 29 season coming off a year like that. The narrative builds itself. And sooner than that he's a risky hold as between that, his prior injury history, and his age an even minor or medium sized injury is going to have a huge affect on his value and could drop it fast.
I don't think either of you are wrong about Barkley here. It is definitely part of the risk on my side and I'll consider myself happy if he helps me earn the ship this year or compete for it and I'll be disappointed if I don't but the 1st does help mitigate the whole thing. But no strong argument here about Barkley other than I think he is special and it's only been a few weeks. Though he *is* falling into that inefficiency bucket on paper, I think he is passing the eye test for me and I do think AJ Brown is a problem for the Eagles. But honestly I'll take the volume and accumulation stats for the boxscore wins (if it plays out like that).I thought you crushed that trade.100% contender move and I like it for you. Saquon for Nabers is a 1 for 1 replacement of current points. There's a lot of questions in Nabers' future and I don't want any part of them if I'm contending right now. The fact that you got a 1st for 2nd swap out of it as well mitigates the potential future negative point value. Now, go get that 'ship!FFPC 1QB - our sharkpool league
I gave Nabers, 2026 2nd (mine)
I got Barkley, 2026 1st (@FreeBaGeL)
I am currently 2 seed and been a contender last couple years but whatever it's only week 5 and my WR corps just took a big hit and this trade doesn't do anything for it
Bagel is the current 4 seed and #1 in the league in points scored but there is at least a world where this becomes an early 1st for me. Getting rid of Barkley doesn't exactly improve their odds but otherwise this seems fair. Nabers has a very high chance of coming back strong for many more years and Barkley has a ticking clock at best right now but gives me RB strength that I need badly. And there is also a world where I miss the playoffs and they make it and the difference between the picks becomes very minimal. For me that is always part of the fun of big FFPC trades. Because the toilet bowl competes for rookie picks. Anyway cheers, good deal.
I was on the other side of this trade. On paper the trade makes little sense for me. Currently in contention (leading the league in points) with a team that is quite deep at wr and VERY thin at RB (Saquon, Dobbins, Charbs) so now my RB cupboard is completely bare.
That said, I am very much a risk taker in FF and very much believe in acquiring studs/true difference makers. For me, this was an opportunity to buy into a player I am high on that probably would not have been possible otherwise. Yes there are long-term concerns with Nabers, but I am willing to take those on.
I also have been a lifelong Saquon stan but I am starting to move off him some in FF now. I think people are overlooking his poor efficiency (3.1ypc, 5 yards per catch) this year a bit because the fantasy numbers have still been okay with volume and TDs. But remember, the concern with him is what guys look like after a high-touch season late in their careers, and from an efficiency standpoint he is sliding right into that bucket.
Of course, a big part of that is the Philly offense (see: AJB) but I think we could be on the precipice of a big value drop for Saquon here soon. If he finishes this year at 3.X ypc his value is going to drop pretty hard heading into his age 29 season coming off a year like that. The narrative builds itself. And sooner than that he's a risky hold as between that, his prior injury history, and his age an even minor or medium sized injury is going to have a huge affect on his value and could drop it fast.
Barkley's a 28 year old RB who looks a bit tired after his massive usage last year and this draft class looks pretty weak outside of probably first few picks.
Understandable on all accounts.100% contender move and I like it for you. Saquon for Nabers is a 1 for 1 replacement of current points. There's a lot of questions in Nabers' future and I don't want any part of them if I'm contending right now. The fact that you got a 1st for 2nd swap out of it as well mitigates the potential future negative point value. Now, go get that 'ship!FFPC 1QB - our sharkpool league
I gave Nabers, 2026 2nd (mine)
I got Barkley, 2026 1st (@FreeBaGeL)
I am currently 2 seed and been a contender last couple years but whatever it's only week 5 and my WR corps just took a big hit and this trade doesn't do anything for it
Bagel is the current 4 seed and #1 in the league in points scored but there is at least a world where this becomes an early 1st for me. Getting rid of Barkley doesn't exactly improve their odds but otherwise this seems fair. Nabers has a very high chance of coming back strong for many more years and Barkley has a ticking clock at best right now but gives me RB strength that I need badly. And there is also a world where I miss the playoffs and they make it and the difference between the picks becomes very minimal. For me that is always part of the fun of big FFPC trades. Because the toilet bowl competes for rookie picks. Anyway cheers, good deal.
I was on the other side of this trade. On paper the trade makes little sense for me. Currently in contention (leading the league in points) with a team that is quite deep at wr and VERY thin at RB (Saquon, Dobbins, Charbs) so now my RB cupboard is completely bare.
That said, I am very much a risk taker in FF and very much believe in acquiring studs/true difference makers. For me, this was an opportunity to buy into a player I am high on that probably would not have been possible otherwise. Yes there are long-term concerns with Nabers, but I am willing to take those on.
I also have been a lifelong Saquon stan but I am starting to move off him some in FF now. I think people are overlooking his poor efficiency (3.1ypc, 5 yards per catch) this year a bit because the fantasy numbers have still been okay with volume and TDs. But remember, the concern with him is what guys look like after a high-touch season late in their careers, and from an efficiency standpoint he is sliding right into that bucket.
Of course, a big part of that is the Philly offense (see: AJB) but I think we could be on the precipice of a big value drop for Saquon here soon. If he finishes this year at 3.X ypc his value is going to drop pretty hard heading into his age 29 season coming off a year like that. The narrative builds itself. And sooner than that he's a risky hold as between that, his prior injury history, and his age an even minor or medium sized injury is going to have a huge affect on his value and could drop it fast.
My perspective is to ALWAYS give yourself a chance to win the 'ship if you can. I think Saquon does that for @barackdhouse. He's getting strong point contribution to his squad NOW as well as getting future, liquid, draft capital. As I said earlier that somewhat mitigates the risk of trading away Nabers for him in the future.
From your side of the trade, I think you've significantly reduced your chances of contention until at least 2027. Assuming perfect surgery/rehab, Nabers won't be back until well into the 2026 season. He very likely won't be 100% until 2027. So you've locked in a non-productive asset for essentially 2 years. You've also traded away your 2026 1st (in a supposedly down draft) giving you minimal liquid assets to acquire a difference maker (through trade or draft) at RB, where you have strong need. Once Nabers is 100%, the rest of your roster is 2 years older and may or may not contribute at the level they are now.
Not bagging on you or your trade AT ALL here. Just sharing my perspective. If I have Nabers on a contending team, I am 100% trading him NOW while his value is still very high for a contributor who can produce NOW so my squad stays in contention. If I can get draft assets as well, that's the cherry on top. GL on the season and I'm really curious how this all turns out come playoff time!
FFPC SF (not involved)
Team A gets; Josh Allen, Javonte Williams, Godwin, 2026 2nd
Team B gets: Jeanty, Egbuka, Mooney, 2026 1st
Oddly, both teams are contenders, currently the 3rd and 4th seeds but Team B already lost Burrow and Nabers and now has Purdy as his only starting QB.
I didn't wanna say it too loud but I agree with Bagel's assessment of his team. And I would actually consider it a likely early 1st at this point.
I don't think you got enough. Corum and Davis are fluff most likely. As for the the 1st and 2nd in 2026, it helps that your league is going to superFlex in 2026 because of a strong QB class (otherwise weak class), but IMO, even that isn't enough for Achane and Mason. I think you should have gotten 2 first round picks instead of the mid to late 2nd.Continuing my "REBUILD" ... sitting at 0-4 and #11 in Points Scored & Power Rank (for what that is worth).
Trade Partner is 3-1 but has no depth...
12 Team currently 1 QB going SF in 2026; 0.5 PPR TE+
I gave up: Mia RB De'Von Achane, Min RB Jordan Mason & 2026 3rd (mid)
I received: LAR RB Blake Corum, Buf RB Ray Davis, 2026 1st (mid-early), 2 x 2026 2nds (mid & late)
I tend to agree. Love the idea of moving on from RBs in a rebuild, but it seems light for Achane.I don't think you got enough. Corum and Davis are fluff most likely. As for the the 1st and 2nd in 2026, it's will help that your league is going to superFlex in 2026 because of a strong QB class (otherwise weak class), but IMO, even that isn't enough for Achane and Mason. I think you should have gotten 2 first round picks instead of the mid to late 2nd.Continuing my "REBUILD" ... sitting at 0-4 and #11 in Points Scored & Power Rank (for what that is worth).
Trade Partner is 3-1 but has no depth...
12 Team currently 1 QB going SF in 2026; 0.5 PPR TE+
I gave up: Mia RB De'Von Achane, Min RB Jordan Mason & 2026 3rd (mid)
I received: LAR RB Blake Corum, Buf RB Ray Davis, 2026 1st (mid-early), 2 x 2026 2nds (mid & late)
I like this trade for you long term in our league.Devy league. Full PPR
I gave Jeremiah Love and what should be a lower 2026 2nd rounder
I received Marvin Jr and Trey Benson.
Still a believer in Jr and needed some additional pieces to truly compete this year. Plus both players and young, so willing to roll the dice.
Of course Benson goes to IR the day after the trade![]()
Appreciate feedback .. but the market would not part with more for Achane ... I was shopping him for 2 weeks ...I tend to agree. Love the idea of moving on from RBs in a rebuild, but it seems light for Achane.I don't think you got enough. Corum and Davis are fluff most likely. As for the the 1st and 2nd in 2026, it's will help that your league is going to superFlex in 2026 because of a strong QB class (otherwise weak class), but IMO, even that isn't enough for Achane and Mason. I think you should have gotten 2 first round picks instead of the mid to late 2nd.Continuing my "REBUILD" ... sitting at 0-4 and #11 in Points Scored & Power Rank (for what that is worth).
Trade Partner is 3-1 but has no depth...
12 Team currently 1 QB going SF in 2026; 0.5 PPR TE+
I gave up: Mia RB De'Von Achane, Min RB Jordan Mason & 2026 3rd (mid)
I received: LAR RB Blake Corum, Buf RB Ray Davis, 2026 1st (mid-early), 2 x 2026 2nds (mid & late)
I prefer the Kyren Williams late 1st side long term, but I get it that your WR room needs help. I don't think Smith and Adams will make the difference for you this year. Will they help? Sure, but they aren't league winners. Your RB room is probably fine, but Barkley is underachieving right now. I love Barkley and he should pick up the pace some. In ppr leagues Adams ranks around 14 and Smith 40. Is that good enough considering how bad your WRs are without Lamb right now? One other thing, in dynasty I'd rather lose a week than make trades just to fill a bye week or short term injury issues, but that's just me.12 team 1QB TEP. I probably overpaid, but it's a start-3 WR league and my WR room was in bad shape with injuries/byes and generally uninspiring performance.
Gave: Kyren Williams, 2026 1st (should be 10-12)
Got: Devonte Smith, Davante Adams
My WRs before the trade were Lamb (hurt), DJ Moore (bye), Doubs (bye), Wan'Dale, Boutte, Thornton with the bolded being my likely starters this week
My RB room is still decent: Saquon, Achane, Mason/Jones most weeks
Hoping to make a playoff push at least this year before I have to rebuild.
Sometimes it's best to swallow the urge to trade for what the market will bear if it's not enough.Appreciate feedback .. but the market would not part with more for Achane ... I was shopping him for 2 weeks ...I tend to agree. Love the idea of moving on from RBs in a rebuild, but it seems light for Achane.I don't think you got enough. Corum and Davis are fluff most likely. As for the the 1st and 2nd in 2026, it's will help that your league is going to superFlex in 2026 because of a strong QB class (otherwise weak class), but IMO, even that isn't enough for Achane and Mason. I think you should have gotten 2 first round picks instead of the mid to late 2nd.Continuing my "REBUILD" ... sitting at 0-4 and #11 in Points Scored & Power Rank (for what that is worth).
Trade Partner is 3-1 but has no depth...
12 Team currently 1 QB going SF in 2026; 0.5 PPR TE+
I gave up: Mia RB De'Von Achane, Min RB Jordan Mason & 2026 3rd (mid)
I received: LAR RB Blake Corum, Buf RB Ray Davis, 2026 1st (mid-early), 2 x 2026 2nds (mid & late)
This was the best offer I could negotiate. With the option of only needing to start 1 RB, value is limited. Saq went for a late 1st & 3rd not long ago for a rebuild
Yeah, maybe that's the play here. I can also think of a lot of situations where Achane's value sharply decreases from where it is right now, though. He's an asset that's in opposition to @Birdie048 's "goal" of maximizing his own pick in 2026.Sometimes it's best to swallow the urge to trade for what the market will bear if it's not enough.Appreciate feedback .. but the market would not part with more for Achane ... I was shopping him for 2 weeks ...I tend to agree. Love the idea of moving on from RBs in a rebuild, but it seems light for Achane.I don't think you got enough. Corum and Davis are fluff most likely. As for the the 1st and 2nd in 2026, it's will help that your league is going to superFlex in 2026 because of a strong QB class (otherwise weak class), but IMO, even that isn't enough for Achane and Mason. I think you should have gotten 2 first round picks instead of the mid to late 2nd.Continuing my "REBUILD" ... sitting at 0-4 and #11 in Points Scored & Power Rank (for what that is worth).
Trade Partner is 3-1 but has no depth...
12 Team currently 1 QB going SF in 2026; 0.5 PPR TE+
I gave up: Mia RB De'Von Achane, Min RB Jordan Mason & 2026 3rd (mid)
I received: LAR RB Blake Corum, Buf RB Ray Davis, 2026 1st (mid-early), 2 x 2026 2nds (mid & late)
This was the best offer I could negotiate. With the option of only needing to start 1 RB, value is limited. Saq went for a late 1st & 3rd not long ago for a rebuild
I'm not trying to say it's a bad trade, it isn't, but I'm just saying what I would have wanted in the deal. That doesn't make it right or wrong.Yeah, maybe that's the play here. I can also think of a lot of situations where Achane's value sharply decreases from where it is right now, though. He's an asset that's in opposition to @Birdie048 's "goal" of maximizing his own pick in 2026.Sometimes it's best to swallow the urge to trade for what the market will bear if it's not enough.Appreciate feedback .. but the market would not part with more for Achane ... I was shopping him for 2 weeks ...I tend to agree. Love the idea of moving on from RBs in a rebuild, but it seems light for Achane.I don't think you got enough. Corum and Davis are fluff most likely. As for the the 1st and 2nd in 2026, it's will help that your league is going to superFlex in 2026 because of a strong QB class (otherwise weak class), but IMO, even that isn't enough for Achane and Mason. I think you should have gotten 2 first round picks instead of the mid to late 2nd.Continuing my "REBUILD" ... sitting at 0-4 and #11 in Points Scored & Power Rank (for what that is worth).
Trade Partner is 3-1 but has no depth...
12 Team currently 1 QB going SF in 2026; 0.5 PPR TE+
I gave up: Mia RB De'Von Achane, Min RB Jordan Mason & 2026 3rd (mid)
I received: LAR RB Blake Corum, Buf RB Ray Davis, 2026 1st (mid-early), 2 x 2026 2nds (mid & late)
This was the best offer I could negotiate. With the option of only needing to start 1 RB, value is limited. Saq went for a late 1st & 3rd not long ago for a rebuild
Good points all ... But my belief is that the MIA offense will have struggles after this week vs CAR #21 Run Def.I'm not trying to say it's a bad trade, it isn't, but I'm just saying what I would have wanted in the deal. That doesn't make it right or wrong.Yeah, maybe that's the play here. I can also think of a lot of situations where Achane's value sharply decreases from where it is right now, though. He's an asset that's in opposition to @Birdie048 's "goal" of maximizing his own pick in 2026.Sometimes it's best to swallow the urge to trade for what the market will bear if it's not enough.Appreciate feedback .. but the market would not part with more for Achane ... I was shopping him for 2 weeks ...I tend to agree. Love the idea of moving on from RBs in a rebuild, but it seems light for Achane.I don't think you got enough. Corum and Davis are fluff most likely. As for the the 1st and 2nd in 2026, it's will help that your league is going to superFlex in 2026 because of a strong QB class (otherwise weak class), but IMO, even that isn't enough for Achane and Mason. I think you should have gotten 2 first round picks instead of the mid to late 2nd.Continuing my "REBUILD" ... sitting at 0-4 and #11 in Points Scored & Power Rank (for what that is worth).
Trade Partner is 3-1 but has no depth...
12 Team currently 1 QB going SF in 2026; 0.5 PPR TE+
I gave up: Mia RB De'Von Achane, Min RB Jordan Mason & 2026 3rd (mid)
I received: LAR RB Blake Corum, Buf RB Ray Davis, 2026 1st (mid-early), 2 x 2026 2nds (mid & late)
This was the best offer I could negotiate. With the option of only needing to start 1 RB, value is limited. Saq went for a late 1st & 3rd not long ago for a rebuild
I think Achane's receiving will offset any loss in run production against good run defenses.Good points all ... But my belief is that the MIA offense will have struggles after this week vs CAR #21 Run Def.I'm not trying to say it's a bad trade, it isn't, but I'm just saying what I would have wanted in the deal. That doesn't make it right or wrong.Yeah, maybe that's the play here. I can also think of a lot of situations where Achane's value sharply decreases from where it is right now, though. He's an asset that's in opposition to @Birdie048 's "goal" of maximizing his own pick in 2026.Sometimes it's best to swallow the urge to trade for what the market will bear if it's not enough.Appreciate feedback .. but the market would not part with more for Achane ... I was shopping him for 2 weeks ...I tend to agree. Love the idea of moving on from RBs in a rebuild, but it seems light for Achane.I don't think you got enough. Corum and Davis are fluff most likely. As for the the 1st and 2nd in 2026, it's will help that your league is going to superFlex in 2026 because of a strong QB class (otherwise weak class), but IMO, even that isn't enough for Achane and Mason. I think you should have gotten 2 first round picks instead of the mid to late 2nd.Continuing my "REBUILD" ... sitting at 0-4 and #11 in Points Scored & Power Rank (for what that is worth).
Trade Partner is 3-1 but has no depth...
12 Team currently 1 QB going SF in 2026; 0.5 PPR TE+
I gave up: Mia RB De'Von Achane, Min RB Jordan Mason & 2026 3rd (mid)
I received: LAR RB Blake Corum, Buf RB Ray Davis, 2026 1st (mid-early), 2 x 2026 2nds (mid & late)
This was the best offer I could negotiate. With the option of only needing to start 1 RB, value is limited. Saq went for a late 1st & 3rd not long ago for a rebuild
They have faced all lower tier Run Defenses so far and the issues of Mia OL create pause on any fantasy value going forward.
Their next 3 opponents are all Top 5 Run Defense and I expect Achane's value to drop.
I also see Ollie Gordan getting more touches as the season moves forward limiting Achane's production.
If the season gets lost, will they heavily run Achane? I have doubts.
And yes, I did try for 2 x 1st ... but negotiated /opted for the 2 x 2nds as a replacement for the other late 1st. My team needs volume of youth and talent. It worked for me.