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Arog is worth more than Gallup in 6 pt passing, .5 PPR. I'd add a 3rd and see if he bites.
I traded my McLaurin for Rodgers in superflex earlier this summer, to give you a value comparison.
A few days ago I traded Gesicki, Wentz, Kylen Granson, and a 4th for Rodgers. Other owner was hot for Gesicki and had made me a lot of offers. They have Allen as a starter, Tannehill was my starter and I have Kittle.
Thanks. This is where I've arrived.
If you can wait, wait. His value is low right now. One good game & it could pop. I’d give it a couple games
But Jackson is never healthy. The best ability is availability, and all that.
Yet the team chose to keep him on its active roster despite the fact that he missed the last 2 preseason games due to injury and despite the fact that it was speculated that he would be released. He is really good when healthy.
It would come down to Hill, Herbert and Brown for me. They are all further down the depth charts than DPJ. I probably lean to Brown for me because WR's are easier to find and if Montgomery/Williams or Jones/Dillon get dinged then Herbert and Hill increase in value significantly. I would guess Brown (or the equivalent) can be found at any time on the waivers in your format.tangfoot said:
Not exciting, but definitely a guy I want to keep around as a bye week or injury fill in at worst.
22-man roster, superflex non-ppr league. My team is likely a strong contender this year. Been doing everything I can to try to trade some of my more appetizing young players (Rhamondre Stevenson, Nyheim Hynes, and Dee Eskridge) to teams who could use the handcuffs for future draft picks but haven't gotten any takers (other owners are savvy enough to see that I'm trying to get value before cut day).sushinsky4tsar said:
I get why you would feel that way though. I really can't say if dropping him is an option without knowing if there are any other young, somewhat talented #2s with a path to start, or if they're all rostered without exception.
They're essentially all rostered. I'd say at any given point there are no fewer than 55 QBs rostered. I'd be confident he'd be swept up in the first round of waivers.Feeling obligated to keep Jordan Love over any of those guys. That's the soft underbelly of superflex they don't tell you about in the brochure.
Stevenson doesn't belong in the conversation at this point. That's even more true in a non-ppr format.
Hines -- I like him a lot in .5 PPR. Can spot start in a pinch and there's upside beyond that if Taylor wrecks. I kind of feel like his value is underrated but acknowledged in .5 PPR. I think I would LOVE him in full PPR. This leads me to believe that maybe his name value might be worth more than his actual fantasy production in zero PPR. Still think he should have value to the Taylor owner in a 22-roster. Probably should have value to any of the owners who chase the talented #2 RB stashes. But you're probably not going to make a killing in a zero PPR trade market.
Eskridge - I guess this is probably my pick if you're telling me Love has to stay. Part of this is a perceived threat that Wilson might not be around much longer himself. I haven't been following that situation too closely. If you think Wilson is a Seahawk for life, that's a hard drop.
He was traded for a likely mid-late first a few days ago in one of my leagues, surprised to see him pull that much. That team has Zeke, Gibson, and Gordon and may be rolling the dice on Akers to pick up for Gordon next year. I have him in another league and got some initial “cut-bait” lowball offers (like end of roster or possible cut guys, future 3rds, etc.) but nothing recently.
Positional value (superflex, non-ppr) dictates keeping QB and RB over WR. I get the allure - draft capital, unknown potential - but Metcalf and Lockett are locked in for the foreseeable future capping Eskridge as WR3 in Seattle. Where does that put him in fantasy? Likely unusable outside of bestball. Even with an injury to Metcalf or Lockett, would Eskridge be more helpful in your starting lineup than the other WRs you already have? I would guess that the answer is not likely, therefore, for me, Eskridge is an easy cut.
This is where you have to have some fun.
Value feels about right to me but I’m sure the people who disagreed with me preferring Lockett over Michael Carter will feel otherwise
I think if you're win-now Lockett is the type of player you want to keep. I'm in the same boat, my window is this year and probably next year and I have Lockett as my WR2, and while I'd love to have Waddle and think it's a good trade, I think it'd hurt my chances this year...
I just traded CEH and Darnold for Swift in .5 PPR, start 1QB, 12 team league. He has Watson, Fitzpatrick and no other starting QB. I still have Dak, Z Wilson and Wentz. Feel I upgraded from CEH to Swift.
I don't know I want Swift either. Been thinking about offering my CEH for Javonte Williams (PPR)
Aiyuk may be a sell low, but I am having bad memories of Dante Pettis.
Before the season started, and after Akers’ injury, I gave up Akers and Henderson for Sutton, a 2022 second, and a 2023 first.
I tried to move CEH for Sermon/late 2022 1st. No counter. I’ll just hold and pray.
It will be hard just to get a first for CEH at this point - you were basically asking for two. I guess one could argue Sermon's value has dropped a little but probably not for the people that just drafted him.
I was offered Mooney and I passed. I love the prospect of Fields to Mooney, but not enough to give up on Aiyuk.
