tear down or continue on

[dhanks91]

For team in sig.

I am Currently 3-2, tied for first in my division but not sure I can hold on for the rest of the season as 2 of the teams in my division(who were preseason favourites) have had terrible luck in their match ups. 4 teams make the playoffs with 3 division winners and one wild card. Draft position is based on potential points.

Moving tate would get me my first back, which would give me a chance to potentially pick up a solid rookie and build around Carr/Watson, Elliot, Arob & Allen.

Not sure how to gauge the return on allen. I know theirs a lot of mouths to feed in san diego but I believe in his talent aslong as he stays healthy.

All responses are appreciated, Thanks

[Goddard]

Accidentally voted for the 1st option, but meant to vote for the Tate one. Getting a mid 1st for him is pretty solid value right now.

[Slackalacker]

I like the Tate value and I'm high on Kupp but would probably want to keep Allen because he is a solid produce and I think MWill would just give Keenan more open opportunities.

[Jaguars8907]

I think I'd ride it out. You have enough pieces to be competitive, and look good for 2018

[dblj1199]

I'd move Tate for a mid first easily, then hope he loses every game the rest of the way to improve your pick. With getting ARob back and adding another young player in the draft you will set yourself up. Good luck.

[BigBawseRoss]

i dont like either deal, tate is worth more to your team this season and the next few than a flier on a mid first would be (its early enough that mid could be late as well)

[dhanks91]

Thanks guys! Made the Tate trade. Pretty sure I won't be making the playoffs so this pick should be no later than 6th

[moishetreats]

I'm not sure if I would have made either trade. But, I almost definitely would make neither or both. Making one just keeps you in purgatory. Having made the Tate trade, I'd absolutely do the Allen one, as well. And then get Bennett on the block and your 4 RBs that are on the bench (keeping Zeke and Coleman).