Dynasty League Football Forum

Maybe should have put it like this: They see "a first" as all the same value. Like they see moving up from 8 to 4-5 as not a huge jump because "it's only a few spots". They also think a 2019 from a current bottom feeder is worth a lot more than it should be. Maybe realistic value...

Little backstory: My league is entering its third season, so we're all relatively new to this. Several guys in my league treat this like a constant redraft and move whatever they have to in order to field a competitive team year to year. We own picks in rounds 1,2,3 for up to 3 years out (so current...

Agree with taking Hyde here. His value is slightly depressed because of Williams hype at the moment. I'm not a Hyde owner, or real believer, but he's worth more than that.

The more players you start, the more depth you need. There are leagues where teams start QB/RB/RB/WR/WR/TE/Flex only. Then it's important to have studs. If you have something like QB/RB/RB/WR/WR/WR/TE/Flex/Flex, then depth becomes more important.

Hard to say without knowing league size, roster construction and starting requirements. Probably grabbing Ertz or Williams in a vacuum.

I'm doing this too.

Hold Treadwell. If he has a semi good season his value will go back up and you can sell for more. Thielen is nothing more than a WR3 and Godwin will never pass Evans in targets.

Piling on the Mariota side given situation. If Freeman leaves and Coleman is handed the job you're in good shape.

I'd just keep crowder, he doesn't have the value he should in most leagues Agree with this. I've found Crowder's value isn't the same to leaguemates as it is to "experts". I'd rather have Crowder, but am an Allen/Williams truther. If tempted to trade Crowder, I'd ask for a 2nd on top of T...

Agree with Caveman. Try and move 1.04 for a WR if you can. With only 5 starting RB/WR it's all about studs. One of Parker/Bryant/Shep/Cobb and 1.04 to a rebuilding team should net you someone pretty darn good.

My initial reaction is to try and trade down from 1.02 or up from 1.07 if you want a RB. I know that isn't always easy. If you can't, take Davis and flip a WR for a young RB instead.

OBJ side, but like Goddard said above it depends on your valuation of CMC. If you believe he's a yearly RB1/2 then it's close.

I would take Sanders or Ingram and look to deal during the season. You can get more than something like Powell and a 2018 2nd for either of them by week 4. If Sanders, Decker, Flacco, Ingram, Graham, Dixon, Juju, Ertz all go before you pick again then you're in rough shape if that pick isn't a high ...

I'd see what Alshon could fetch. Should be able to get a young WR and a solid RB2. If not I'd hold and wait until the season is underway before I moved a big name.

Even though I don't think Conely will be anything more than a WR4 I'd still drop Gordon for him.