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If you want another player to shore up a different position, trade Darnold or Tua after you take Lawrence at 1.01.

You won’t do anything for yourself by grabbing vets for a run than secure a middling 1st the following year and have even more aging assets on your roster. This is a complete rebuild in my opinion. Some of the sells that were suggested could be done with a pick to upgrade the pick, but we got away f...

If someone offers a decent RB while you’re otc for one of those earlier picks, it might be worth it with CMC likely to be healthier than last season. Otherwise, I wouldn’t consolidate all that capital on one player. You could use more WRs as well. Add a couple more promising rookies to your build an...

Henry is well worth a random 1st two drafts out. He would make your RB core strong. To truly compete, I would look into snagging one more good WR, if it can be done without totally depleting your depth.

I wouldn’t mind a trade for Winston, but I wouldn’t use a current starter in the deal. If you can swing for a bench player and a 2nd or at least get a 2nd back with Carr, it might be worth the gamble. Since you’re not moving to SF until 2024, Winston has a chance of having a job by then. Carr has on...

I like Chubb over Jacobs, but you’re building a really nice young squad there. I think keeping the younger back and using the 1.05 keeps that build going. Also, I don’t think the gap between Jacobs and Chubb should be as expensive as the 1.05 that can be used now with only a random first coming back.

Studs win 10-team leagues. You are correct to foresee issues competing, especially with three flex spots, but I agree that you may have to let a bit of next season play out before you make any more aggressive moves. Most of the players you could sell will be more valuable when they are putting up po...

Not only should he bounce back, but he should be worth more than Johnson and Shenault if you decide to pivot later.

To answer a rebuild question like that, you should really share your starting reqs before anyone can help you with that. It looks like you have some aging assets that would bring decent prices in-season when competing. You have a good TE core and a couple of young WRs, but most of the rest makes it ...

After hitting QB, QB (no reason to go a different direction in 14-team), there should be at least one pick from your 1.04, 1.07, and 1.08 that will land you a good RB like Harris or Williams. I wouldn’t worry about anything more than bpa when picking though. If Chase falls to 1.04 and another QB/WR ...

Reagor and Ruggs where drafted a little before Shenault, so getting both of them and a 1st is a good price as long as you have an easy drop to make room. Even if I had all the faith in the world in Shenault (which I don’t), the chances that at least one of the others ends up comparable is decent.

I would consider not asking about selling the 1.03 in any more threads. It’s been Gibson, it’s been Lamb...

Unless you’re getting a QB in return, hold it to see who is there. You will get better offers most likely when that pick is on the clock anyway.

With 3 QBs potentially going off before your 1.07, I wouldn’t trade that one for Gibson either.

McCaffrey and Metcalf are fairly close in value. ...are they, though? I believe that is what I said, so the better question is why aren’t they? They’re both ranks in the top 10 right now, with the 24-yr old CMC a few spots ahead of Metcalf at 23. When healthy McCaffrey racks up ppg at a better rate...

McCaffrey and Metcalf are fairly close in value. That means you’re paying Davis and 2.10 to move from 1.08 to 1.03. Since I think CMC has a few left in him, I might lean that way if I was competing. Metcalf is a plug and play each week like McCaffrey, and the 1.03 will get you another solid WR. Sinc...