Neo said:
Yankee23Fan said:
Just in case anyone is looking for some kind of point of reference, I did complete the trade, throwing a 2007 3rd rounder to the SA owner.
Wait. You got SA for a 2007 3rd round rookie pick?
10 team league. all TD's = 6, 1 PPR for all positions, -1 for INT's, 1 per 15 passing, 1 per 10 rushing/receiving. This is also a keeper league - keep up to 2 players for no more then 3 years. If they are kept the 2nd year you lose the draft pick where they were drafted, if you keep them the 3rd year they are automatically a 1st round pick. Players keep their contract status if traded.The guy with Alexander is 0-6. Not only is Alexander hurt, but pretty much the rest of his team is/was as well. Also, he has the most points against this year so his luck isn't that great. Before adjusting for the trade, his team is: Culpepper, LeftwichMcAllister, Bush, Alexander, F. Taylor, WashingtonFitzgerald, Gabriel, Edwards, MasonTony G, V. DavisWilkins, FeelyBucs, ChiefsEveryone else is his division is 2-4 or better, so he is only 2 games out of a possible playoff spot, but he is dumping and preping for next year.My team is 4-2 in a division with a 6-0 team and everyone else has at least 2 wins. My team before the trade is:Grossman, FavreTomlinson, Parker, Turner, MaroneyBoldin, Glenn, Walker, Branch, KennisonWatson, A. SmithElam, StoverSteelers, RedskinsAlexander was a 2nd year keeper for his team, so that means if he is kept next year is automatically a 1st orund pick (he would have been anyway) and he can only stay on a team for next year and then has to be thrown back.My keepers going into this year were LT for a 1 - he is on his 3rd year and I have to throw him back; and Parker who was a 2nd year so if I keep him next year he is worth an automatic 1st. I drafted Maroney (actually traded for him at the draft after he was taken because he was the player I keyed on in all my drafts) with the intent on using him sporadically this year and keeping him and possibly Parker for next year. But, with Turner doing so well and him only costing me a 15th round pick I could keep him as well. So I have 3 keeper options at RB, not to mention Boldin for a 2nd round pick if I want.I really didn't need to do this trade at all. It was more a defensive move. I know that at least two teams in my division were looking at Alexander for a 4th rounder, and I couldn't let that happen. Also, because I worked this deal with the guy we also made another one where I gave him Alex Smith and an 8th round pick for Gonzo. I threw in Kennison because I would have had to drop him and I never use him with the core I have.So, going into next year I will have to throw LT back, but I have Alexander as a 1st rounder, Parker as a 1st rounder (our rules would let me keep both but lose my 1st and 2nd round pick), Maroney for like a 6th rounder, and Turner for a 15th rounder. Boldin is also there for a 2nd rounder is I was so inclined. I can only keep 2.Again, it was more a defensive trade for me to protect what I feel is a solid chance at toppling the 6-0 team in my division, giving me more options at our trade deadline because now I'm stocked at RB and could probably flip a player or two for an uber stud QB like Peyton (who in our system routinely hits 40 points without blinking) and have a team full of top players up and down heading into the playoffs.Sorry that was so long. I know you guys like explanations over here.