Dynasty League Football

Pretty easy decline for me as well. You’d be giving up an established WR1 for a couple guys you hope can reach that ceiling, and you’d be burning an extra roster spot in the process.

I got him at 2.09 back in May. Had him ranked closer to a mid 2nd at the time, so I liked the value. Right now, I really don’t see the point in trading him for a 2nd and just kicking the can down the road another year. I turned down an offer of a 2nd & 3rd in 2020 (both mid/late). I’d probably add a...

^ Well that enhances the case though. It is all about value over replacement player. If most of the tight ends are middling around besides Kittle/Kelce/Ertz, and Burton struggles with injuries for most of the year (and they pick up another tight end for blocking schemes), I would say he has decent ...

For perspective, I offered Keenan and Ertz for JuJu and Ian Thomas and got turned down. It at least made him think about it though. I love Godwin, but you’re likely gonna need to add a piece more valuable than he is to get JuJu.

I had the exact worst-case scenario you’re envisioning play out in a friends league that didn’t require payment in advance to trade future picks. We wound up deciding to give the new owner compensatory picks that first offseason. We also grandfathered in a new rule requiring owners to pay in advance...

Example of improper deductive reasoning: Everyone who eats carrots is a quarterback. John eats carrots. Therefore, John is a quarterback. Not to sidetrack the thread, but that seems like perfectly sound deductive reasoning to me. If it was something like this, then I could see the problem: All quar...

Man, I love Godwin and I’m lower than most on Williams, but I’d still snap-accept this.

Full disclosure: I’m a lifelong, die-hard Colorado Buffaloes fan and have had a mancrush on Lindsay for more than five years now. He’s always played bigger than his size and was a workhorse RB in college at a Power 5 school. What he accomplished last year as a pro was surprising even to me, but it w...

I’d probably just go Harry, but if you’re looking for the best combination of raw talent, draft capital and landing spot, you could make a pretty strong case for Parris Campbell.

Deebo by about a late 1st, which, not coincidentally, is about where I value Deebo.

There are ways to promote trading - for instance, give awards for best trade, based on a league-wide poll, or most active owner, or any of other various reward scenarios you can come up with... forcing owners to trade or even be more active than they are comfortable with won't end well. -oo- Comple...

Would you guys drop anyone on my roster for him? Maybe Crockett or Gaskin? I feel like even my longest of long shot flyer RBs have higher ceilings, but I’m open to differing opinions.

I didn’t draft Foreman, but I acquired him in a trade before his rookie season and have held ever since. I don’t hate this landing spot. I think Mack is clearly a superior RB to Miller, so he definitely has a tougher path to a starting role. But I also own Miller, so I like that there’s at least a p...

KJ is the best piece in the deal, but with those starting requirements, I think Jones/Miller makes your team better overall. Miller’s value may not extend beyond this year, though, so you’re really hoping that Jones proves to be roughly as good as KJ over the next few years. If you think you have a ...

Tough call. That team looks like a pretty solid contender, but that’s a pretty strong offer for Mixon. Where do you think the 2020 1sts project to land? If at least one looks like it’ll be early, this might be too good to pass on. If they’re both looking late, I’d probably just hold Mixon and try to...