Guice/Kupp/1.08 for Thielen/Hilton

[Gandalf]

Number of Teams: 13 teams with 30 man rosters
League settings: 0.5 PPR, standard scoring otherwise
Starting Lineup: 1QB, 2RB, 2WR, 2Flex (WR/RB/TE), TE, DST, K

I give:

• Derrius Guice

• Cooper Kupp

• 1.08

I get:

• TY Hilton

• Adam Thielen

Roster:
QB: Big Ben, Sam Darnold, Case Keenum
RB: David Johnson, Melvin Gordon, Derrius Guice, Carlos Hyde, Nyheim Hines, Andre Ellington, Ameer Abdullah, Brian Hill, Joe Williams
WR: DeAndre Hopkins, Keenan Allen, Cooper Kupp, Allen Robinson, Dante Pettis, Alshon Jeffery, Trent Taylor, Trey Quinn, Kendrick Bourne, Jordan Lasley, Auden Tate
TE: Zach Ertz, Vance McDonald, Tyler Eifert

2019 Draft Stock: 1.08, 3.13 and some fourths
2020 Draft Stock: 3rd, 4th (x2), 5th

An owner in my league approached me about Guice and said he'd overpay a little to get his guy. We're both Guice believers so we feel he has the potential to be a rock solid RB1. I prefer WRs to RBs so I countered the original offer with what I listed above. I'm firmly in win now mode and feel this trade would solidify that. Moving Guice, Kupp, and 1.08 for older WRs opens me up to some long-term risk but I feel the short-term upside is worth it.

What side do you have here? I would definitely look to flip one or two of my WRs for a third RB if this trade goes through.

[Gator Sens]

Your team looks like a solid playoff team, so I think over the next couple years this deal could help your team a fair amount. I'm a big Guice believer as well, but he is a huge question mark as of now. This deal makes a lot of sense if you are thinking win now.

[pokerplayer1000]

I like the trade, but I also like Kupp a lot, and would personally try to keep him and see what guice and the 1.08 get me.

I'd rather keep kupp and add Thielen for guice and the 1.08 if i could. Either way I think it is good for your team

[jwb32]

I don't like it. You have absolutely no RB depth behind Guice. And you are buying two players approaching the value cliff. You are strong enough now to contend.