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[Gator Sens]

Busy day on the trade front for me today. I was just offered Chris Carson, Josh Gordon, 2021 1st and 2021 2nd for Nick Chubb and Jaleel Scott. Thoughts? Thanks for all the advice today all

[Rosenbluu]

Depends where your team is, if you’re contending or not. I still would prefer Chubb though

[Elroypedro]

Snap that up for value. You have plenty of good to great RBs in your stable for now and need to take a stab at Gordon being a WR1/2 level guy, and this is an overpay for Chubb.

Then keep Gordon as a possible WR1/2 flyer and trade the rest of those picks plus Carson for a bonafide borderline current WR1/2 like Diggs that you could buy low, for say two future 1sts and a 2nd, or 2 future 1sts and Carson.

[jenkins.math]

I would ask for at least something with a decent floor coming back for Chubb. 2021 draft is way too far away and do you really think Josh Gordon can survive an offseason?

I dont have an issue if you want to move Chubb and moving him for a WR makes sense. But moving Chubb for a meh RB, 2 rolls of the dice in 3 years and the ultimate roll of the dice in Gordon isnt a good deal.

[Jigga94]

Picks are too far away for me. If they were both 2020 then maybe I'd think about it. Chubb looks great and Gordon has his risks. He doesnt have a better RB to send in return?

[Gator Sens]

Picks are too far away for me. If they were both 2020 then maybe I'd think about it. Chubb looks great and Gordon has his risks. He doesnt have a better RB to send in return?

Not that he is willing to move, his top RB is Gurley

[Jcedwards]

I prefer Chubb. Picks are too far away for me. I like Chubb going forward over Carson and Gordon is a complete roll of the dice.

[jwb32]

2021 picks are of no interest to me when dealing a player with Chubb's potential upside. This is an easy no.

[BigBawseRoss]

id keep chubb, i cant believe your league even allows 3 years out pick trading.

[killer_of_giants]

2021 picks is ridiculous to me.