TE trade what side?

[OhSnapItsAnt]

My team doesn’t have much depth and I have no 2020 1st but I’m not sure if this helps me.. losing a big piece like Andrews. I don’t think I like it but wanted to see what you guys thought. Is the potential upside worth it or do I need more solid pieces?
Thank you!

Give: Mark Andrews

Get : Goedert, Gesicki, John Ross

[bigbuck22]

Doesn't help you one bit because you already start Kittle every week. Why trade a top asset at the position just to break him into small bits that don't help you anywhere?

The only logical move of Andrews is for a 1st rd pick so you can add a young RB or WR.

[Gator Sens]

I like Goedert a lot, but I would hold Andrews here. You are going to roll Kittle week to week anyway. Having two top end TE's could be great trade bait down the line.

[RB6]

Andrews, not close.

[jwb32]

No reason to make this trade. You are giving up the best player and the pieces coming back don't improve your roster.

[Mike from Canada]

You'd be getting back two less valuable TE's and a roster clogger. Not exactly a formula for success.

[Goddard]

Stay put

[WhatWouldDitkaDo]

Andrews, not close.

x2 and even if you're going to sell Andrews, I'd target a top RB or WR rather than multiple lesser TEs.

[franchise 8]

With your lack of RB depth but otherwise a strong team, I'd definitely be targeting a week TE team in your league with either Kittle or Andrew's and try and bring back a mid RB1 like Josh Jacob's, Nick Chubb etc. Especially if Ian Thomas can make the leap I'm expecting with the new offensive sceme he'll be in.

[honcho55]

I’d maybe counter

Andrews and one of your RBs (not Henry)

For Goedert and a RB upgrade