Gandalf
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Would you also put Chad Johnson, Andre Johnson and Anquan Boldin in the "good option category"? I'd bet most of the owner of these guys would be willing to make a move for Tiki and TO. Thanks!A few GREAT choices here. Personally there are some choices that jump out to me. In order, I would choose:a. Steve Smith for Tiki and TO. This would be a huge deal trading, in essence, WilLis and a late 1st for Smith. This is a HUGE deal for you if possibleb. Same goes for Holt. I like Smith a little more, but Holt is a great option.c. Norwood and the pick. Dunn will be 32 years old in January.d. MBarber and the pick. Barber is playing well and Julius is not exactly a bastian of good health.e. Drew and the pick. Many are higher on Drew than I am, but he looks to be a strong PPR option.The options c, d, and e are good options and make the trade for Tiki and TO a great one. It would mean that you basically trade Willis for TO and a young RB prospect, assuming the picks wash or close).I think any of these choices are very good and still do not inhibit your chances at the title while allowing you to build for the future.FYI, if there was an initial dynasty PPR draft today, this is the approximate pick for all of the players mentioned which will help in deciphering my stuff above:Smith 1.12Holt 2.03Willis 2.10Tiki 4.05TO 3.12Barber 6.01Norwood 6.01Drew 6.01The young RBs would all depend on personal choice, but all three have tremendous upside.Gandalf said:So far, I'm still waiting on the Portis deal. The Reggie Bush owner declined, noting "Tiki is retiring and TO is too unpredictable." Just curious, why stay FAR away from Caddy in a dynasty league? Do you think Tampa's issues are more him or do you see the problems taking years to fix? What about Julius Jones for Tiki and TO? The owner who has JJ is fighting for the wild card spot in our league he might bite.Regarding option #2. As a backup plan, which of the following do you prefer, Tiki Barber for:1. Maurice Jones-Drew and a late 1st round pick 2. Leon Washington and a late 1st round pick3. Jerius Norwood and a late 1st round pick4. Marion Barber III and mid to late 1st round pickThere's also another angle I thought of... I could trade Tiki and TO for a better WR in a dynasty format. Say someone along the lines of Torry Holt, Steve Smith, Andre Johnson? Where would this plan fall in the spectrum of choices?Thanks.TO prob has 2-3 more years left. I think you are best off still with the trading away of Willis. I would look at trading Tiki only if I could get a RB like Norwood or DWilliams and a decent pick or college player. You still have decent RBs to make a run.Now to option 1. I would do it if I could get Portis or Bush (PPR, iirc). I think this is a no brainer. This is a cheap price for a top 5 player in dynasty. I would stay FAR away from Caddy. This would be my top option with the one above as my second best option.The key will be how you play this. Do not let anyone smell desperation or a fire sale. This will discount the price they are willing to pay. Hope this helps.
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). I think this is very close and probably depends on your team. If you have a strong team and just need a consistent production at QB, I would go with Rivers. He has been good for 200 yds and 1-2 TDs/game. But, if you need to take a chance at QB for the upside because your team is .500, I would take a chance on Kitna. Best case scenario is pick up Kitna. Play Rivers versus Cleve and then drop and play Kitna against the other two matchups. I think a lot depends on injuries. If KJ goes down, Kitna's value skyrockets.