Dynasty League Football Forum

Piling on the Gordon side.

On a side note, I think we've reached a point where we don't need to distinguish which Michael Thomas we're talking about now.

I think even West would be a better throw-in than Wallace in your particular situation. You could maybe even try for something like Henry and Hill for Keenan or Crowder+. Ultimately though, if he won't budge, just take the original deal. As others have said, Hill is worth the pick by himself, especi...

Don't overthink it. You need help at both RB and WR, so just go BPA and cross your fingers that both pan out.

If you honestly value Parker more than Davis or Williams, you are in a pretty small minority and should probably just keep him, as others have suggested. Is your trade partner more on the contending or rebuilding side? If he fancies himself a contender, maybe you could send DT and a small throw-in f...

I can see why you're struggling over this deal. Your RB corps is so bad that Hill would arguably be the RB1 on your team, but your WR corps is so good that Wallace would be no better than your WR8. And while there may, in fact, be 5-6 RBs in this draft with more upside than Hill, 2-3 of them are goi...

I agree with a lot of the advice above. Try to trade for a young, somewhat proven WR1 with one of the picks and use the other two on Davis and an RB. You're a ways off from competing, so I wouldn't be looking for someone like AB, AJG, Dez or Julio. I'd try to get someone like Sammy, Nuk, ARob, Keena...

Thanks for the input. While I do expect a better season from Miller in 2017, it still felt a little steep.

Have an offer on the table. I would be giving 1.09 and a 2018 1st & 2nd from the same team for Lamar Miller. I would project both '18 picks to be mid-high. I doubt the team finishes dead last, but probably in the bottom half of the league. I definitely need help at RB. I have the 1.01, so I'll g...

Piling on for the Nuk side. The picks should really be flip-flopped in order to make up the value difference between the two. That's just way too good of a value to pass up, RB depth be damned. Take the tidy profit and look to bolster your RB corps elsewhere.

pokerface40 wrote: ↑Tue Mar 21, 2017 12:48 am Take out the 1.06 and it's a decent starting point

This ^^^

I'm probably gonna cut Gabriel before our rookie draft in order to make all of my 3rd round picks, so if someone offered me a 2nd for him, I'd pounce on it, even if it was two years down the road. That's literally getting something for nothing.

First of all, his name is Ty. The "y" is lowercase and it's pronounced the same as "tie." It's not TY, as in "tee-why" Hilton.

Second, as an owner, I'd take a random '18 1st for him in a heartbeat.

Lots of fantasy players have no idea who half these players even are until the NFL draft. Anything wrong with that? I don't watch college football and don't want to. It has no appeal to me at all. I won't even watch bowl games much less take the time to watch regular season ones. While I don't wait...

Our draft is three weeks after the NFL draft. I think that gives everyone plenty of time to revise and finalize their draft boards based on landing spots, while still allowing for a robust FCFS free agency period during OTAs, training camp and the preseason so teams can still snag a potential "...

In the unlikely scenario that this actually comes to pass, where would you realistically slot him in a rookie/FA draft? I don't think I could bring myself to spend a 1st on him, unless I was a serious contender, but I don't see him making it to the 3rd round. I have the 2.01, but even that feels lik...