Jordy for Martavis+

[lukkynumber13]

I have the option on Treadwell or Carson. Does he carry more value? I own Thielen in this league

Yuck... I suppose I would go for Treadwell just in case he turns it around this year. Your call

[skip]

No change for me. Bryant isn't anywhere close to the talent of Jordy. I want at least a first round pick with Bryant to get him. Minimum.

[EAGLES]

Update: so I declined the offer and now he has upped it to Martavis, Chris Carson and 3 third round picks. I know third round picks don't have much value but I figure I could maybe pair a couple of them and acquire a second if I wanted to. Does that change things?

Like you said, 3rd rounds carry practically no value. So, what makes you think someone would give up a good 2nd for two 3rds? Keep Jordy

[Generic Username]

Jordy = future 1st and probably more, a contender will pay. This isn't close

[dipANDglide]

I love Bryant as a buy low, but I'd want a little more on top of him. Bryant plus a pair of 2nds would be fine.

This sounds about right

[believeinthehunter]

Carson is a hurt rb in Seattle, they start a different one every year lol

[believeinthehunter]

Treadwell is only 21 tho, so he's got vale

[Mrowmix]

I agree with most here that you can probably get a bit more value here. However, when Jordy is 33 next year (or gets another groin/hammy/hip injury this season), you might be thankful that you took the 26 year old receiver that will have hype around him when he hits free agency. 3rds are pure lottery tickets, but you could have found a Tarik Cohen or Carson in the third this year, which could have been flipped for a high 2nd or first if you monitored values correctly in the early season. If you're not contending, I like it the updated offer.

[lukkynumber13]

I agree with most here that you can probably get a bit more value here. However, when Jordy is 33 next year (or gets another groin/hammy/hip injury this season), you might be thankful that you took the 26 year old receiver that will have hype around him when he hits free agency. 3rds are pure lottery tickets, but you could have found a Tarik Cohen or Carson in the third this year, which could have been flipped for a high 2nd or first if you monitored values correctly in the early season. If you're not contending, I like it the updated offer.

Some wisdom here