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FantasyFreak wrote: ↑Sat May 18, 2024 3:56 pm NO. Love Kyren, but IMO, you're doing this backwards. Instead of trading a RB that is much more likely to be a 3-4 year producer, you need to try and fleece the Kyren owner by trading him Corum at well above cost, if anything.

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How can you honestly predict where a 26 and 27 pick will land? Hard to say where a 25 pick will end up. You know your league better than I do, so these may be perennial spots for these owners, but no chance I trade Puka or any similar wr for picks that far out.

I would see what I could get in trade. I love MHJ, but you need multiple assets.

I think there are going to be 1 or 2 wrs that climb draft boards after the draft. If the other owner is a serious contender in need of a rb, I would ask for something on top , but I like the deal for you.

I like London quite a bit, but G. Wilson even more. What was that package?

Im taking Caleb here. Your WR core is already elite. The Kirk injury would scare me at his age and with Geno and Wilson those guys could easily lose their jobs at any time. Id want to reset my QB core with the rookie stud. This. That is a pretty stacked team in a 12 team sf. Your qb room is solid, ...

JSN pretty easily for me. Lockett is turning 32, and I think Grubb is going to be very good for Geno, Metcalf and JSN.

It's pretty risky to ride that team too deep in to '24. Problem is you don't have particularly good draft capital for the next two years. The 3rds and 4ths just don't cut it. Unless you sell off some assets, this is going to be painful in '25 and '26. If it's me, I'm starting the rebuild ASAP. It's...

As a Breece owner I would not take that even in a sf.

I can't understand why the other owner would offer this, so easy accept for me.

I'd take this in a sf/tep.

Not sure why anyone would want to be mediocre. You either trade all older assets in order to rebuild or add one or two if you think you can compete. The worst place to be in dynasty is to constantly be drafting 1.5-1.8.

Seems pretty fair. Buying a guy who's got two 1k seasons under his belt despite bottom of the league QB play seems like a good move. Hate giving up MHJ in any trade, but if I was going to this is the kind of deal it would take - young high end WR plus extra capital. These are my thoughts as well.

I think Mitchell is a much better NFL asset than fantasy asset. I'd take Jacobs here. I would need a better pick or player involved.

This is really, really bad. I love Laporta, but you are asking for the rookie of the year at QB in a super flex and the #1 asset in dynasty. Terrible.