Push back competing window?

[MyTeam]

Team 1 Below.

This team is stacked but there is one other team that is significantly better than mine. Another team that is almost as good as mine as inquired about Zeke, JT or CEH. If I shipped him one of those players for rookies (he has Ceedee, Jeudy, Dobbins, Reagor), it would probably put him ahead of me in terms of championship favorite this year and probably have me looking pretty good this year. I really like the idea of getting Jeudy before he plays tonight because I am very high on him.

Would you ever look to move your competing window back if you were the second best team in the league with hopes to compete next year or just wait and see what happens?

[Gator Sens]

I would consider moving Taylor for Jeudy + depending on what you could get on top.

[abloom]

Look it comes down to value. That being said I'm going to push for a championship with your team. Instead of trading away one of your rbs I want to move picks and grab another qb that can help you. Someone like Brees stafford or rothlisburger (depending on how Ben does tonight).

I think too often people push back their windows thinking they aren't the favorite to win. If you have a top 3 team in the league and not bogged down by age, I would never push back a competitive window

[MyTeam]

Look it comes down to value. That being said I'm going to push for a championship with your team. Instead of trading away one of your rbs I want to move picks and grab another qb that can help you. Someone like Brees stafford or rothlisburger (depending on how Ben does tonight).

I think too often people push back their windows thinking they aren't the favorite to win. If you have a top 3 team in the league and not bogged down by age, I would never push back a competitive window

This was what I was leaning towards. The initial offer that he sent was ARob and Jeudy for CEH.

[briank]

Team 1 Below.

This team is stacked but there is one other team that is significantly better than mine. Another team that is almost as good as mine as inquired about Zeke, JT or CEH. If I shipped him one of those players for rookies (he has Ceedee, Jeudy, Dobbins, Reagor), it would probably put him ahead of me in terms of championship favorite this year and probably have me looking pretty good this year. I really like the idea of getting Jeudy before he plays tonight because I am very high on him.

Would you ever look to move your competing window back if you were the second best team in the league with hopes to compete next year or just wait and see what happens?

If this trade is pushing back your window, I would look to trade Zeke in a deal for Jeudy and Dobbins.

[moishetreats]

In your case, absolutely not.

First, your team is strong, deep, and young. No reason to give up on anyone.

Second, I'd re-frame the thinking. For me, it's not about winning championships. Once you get to the championship game, randomness becomes a much bigger factor. Rather, my goal each year is to get to the championship game. In that scenario, anything can happen. And, even if you lose, you get a great chunk of change.

If you tell me that your team is, at best, looking at a third-place finish, then I can understand trying to stock up for next year. But if you tell me that your team is a leading contender to make the championship game, then I'm not selling. Especially with your players being young (it would be different if you were talking about moving, say, Julio Jones).

[MyTeam]

In your case, absolutely not.

First, your team is strong, deep, and young. No reason to give up on anyone.

Second, I'd re-frame the thinking. For me, it's not about winning championships. Once you get to the championship game, randomness becomes a much bigger factor. Rather, my goal each year is to get to the championship game. In that scenario, anything can happen. And, even if you lose, you get a great chunk of change.

If you tell me that your team is, at best, looking at a third-place finish, then I can understand trying to stock up for next year. But if you tell me that your team is a leading contender to make the championship game, then I'm not selling. Especially with your players being young (it would be different if you were talking about moving, say, Julio Jones).

My team right now is a pretty clear number two and aside from the craziness that is fantasy football, it should make the championship.

[abloom]

In your case, absolutely not.

First, your team is strong, deep, and young. No reason to give up on anyone.

Second, I'd re-frame the thinking. For me, it's not about winning championships. Once you get to the championship game, randomness becomes a much bigger factor. Rather, my goal each year is to get to the championship game. In that scenario, anything can happen. And, even if you lose, you get a great chunk of change.

If you tell me that your team is, at best, looking at a third-place finish, then I can understand trying to stock up for next year. But if you tell me that your team is a leading contender to make the championship game, then I'm not selling. Especially with your players being young (it would be different if you were talking about moving, say, Julio Jones).

My team right now is a pretty clear number two and aside from the craziness that is fantasy football, it should make the championship.

For kicks, can you share the #1 team?

[MyTeam]

In your case, absolutely not.

First, your team is strong, deep, and young. No reason to give up on anyone.

Second, I'd re-frame the thinking. For me, it's not about winning championships. Once you get to the championship game, randomness becomes a much bigger factor. Rather, my goal each year is to get to the championship game. In that scenario, anything can happen. And, even if you lose, you get a great chunk of change.

If you tell me that your team is, at best, looking at a third-place finish, then I can understand trying to stock up for next year. But if you tell me that your team is a leading contender to make the championship game, then I'm not selling. Especially with your players being young (it would be different if you were talking about moving, say, Julio Jones).

My team right now is a pretty clear number two and aside from the craziness that is fantasy football, it should make the championship.

For kicks, can you share the #1 team?

Yeah, I actually have shared it a couple times earlier this year.
QBs: Watson, Rodgers
RBs: CMC, Kamara, Carson, Akers, Singletary, Moss, Dillon
WRs: Adams, Godwin, K. Allen, Diggs, Edelman, Mike Williams, Higgins
TEs: Kelce, Hooper, Gronk

[abloom]

Well he edges you in qb and te, but I like your rb and wrs better considering depth. I wouldn't push back any window. I would just use picks to get a qb upgrade

[MyTeam]

Well he edges you in qb and te, but I like your rb and wrs better considering depth. I wouldn't push back any window. I would just use picks to get a qb upgrade

This league has a weird obsession with QBs and I can't really complain because I have traded Wentz and Goff away in the past for later first round picks during the rookie draft. I also moved Mahomes to get Barkley straight up.

Which isn't bad when I am selling a QB but buying QBs is rough. So I guess it is kinda my fault because whenever I get a good QB I move him.

[Rustycage]

Zeke for Lamb, Jeudy and Dobbins would be worth pushing your window back and I think it's close to a fair deal.

[briank]

In your case, absolutely not.

First, your team is strong, deep, and young. No reason to give up on anyone.

Second, I'd re-frame the thinking. For me, it's not about winning championships. Once you get to the championship game, randomness becomes a much bigger factor. Rather, my goal each year is to get to the championship game. In that scenario, anything can happen. And, even if you lose, you get a great chunk of change.

If you tell me that your team is, at best, looking at a third-place finish, then I can understand trying to stock up for next year. But if you tell me that your team is a leading contender to make the championship game, then I'm not selling. Especially with your players being young (it would be different if you were talking about moving, say, Julio Jones).

My team right now is a pretty clear number two and aside from the craziness that is fantasy football, it should make the championship.

I once had a team in a league that was ridiculously stacked and the odds on favorite 3 years in a row and I never made it past the first round of the playoffs. Unless your league is bestball, or some other version besides head to head, the playoffs are unpredictable once you get there.

[MyTeam]

Zeke for Lamb, Jeudy and Dobbins would be worth pushing your window back and I think it's close to a fair deal.

Would you consider moving Zeke over JT and CEH to extend my window? Right now, as I see it, Zeke is start up pick #3 or 4 and CEH is 7 or 8 and JT would be in the end of the first with the Mack news. Is it worth it to give the only proven asset for a 4 years younger asset?

[jenkins.math]

I would move Zeke for Dobbins + Jeudy/ Lamb in a heartbeat.