Cashin out on Evans

[koenigfj]

strictly value speaking Evans>DJ just because of seasons he has left as WR vs. RB average lifetime. I would try to get solid RB (not DJ type caliber obviously) by shifting your other younger WR. All that being said if you love DJ go get him and don't look back.

[drbuttermaker]

Never buy rbs at peak value and the dynasty format will be good to you.

Plus, Evans is (barring injury) a perennial must-start for the next decade, regardless of his QB or team.

[srlarson]

love DJ.....but I would stay w Evans.......one to watch When Bryant gets reinstated....could trade him and abdullah or Lacy for an upgrade.....

[MMG]

Thanks everyone for all your opinions and help! I really appreciate it. It sounds like I need to back up off the ledge overall lol. I totally agree that Evans is a great asset to have, but good gracious my RB's stink and it's a league that isn't too active and any sort of convo with another owner is rate haha

Thanks again! Always appreciated

[The Faceless Ones]

If that's your guy go get'em but also look at the make of your team once the trade is made. What does your draft picks look like? Maybe paring one with a player to get another RBI also

[AresGodOWar]

I think it is even depending on your needs and if you want a lot more points for the next 4 or 5 years or a steady production for the next 6-10 years

[roseyknee]

Keep evans, if you need an rb id move him for an rb in the next tier(howard, freeman etc) and a wr

This is what I was gonna say. Everyone knows you have to overpay for the elite guys, so If I'm moving an OBJ/Evans/big 3 RBs), I'd want to upgrade multiple spots on my team. You might not be getting the elite tier RB, but you can get two great players, like Freeman+Keenan or something. I think two top12 players are their position is greater than 1 top3 player, unless that elite player will put you over the top.

[spartan833]

I traded Evans for Zeke. I wanted a mega stud RB. Go get your guy. It would technically be an overpay, but not franchise-crippling at all.

I agree with lukky. Depending on scoring, a stud RB will put you further ahead than a WR will. It is a matter of whether you want that advantage for a shorter period of time. I am looking to win now, so I gave up Evans for DJ and a couple players that help with depth in a 14 team league with 10 offensive starters. In my league's scoring, even with regression for DJ, I should be getting a large bump in total points the next few years due to the trade.