Damien Harris value

[#5willalwaysloveyou]

For the team in my sig

Give: harris

Get: Jarvis landry

We have 2 flex spots so I can start 5 receivers

[Gator Sens]

Landry is the safer asset as of now. I thought Harris was going to lock up the lead role heading into next season, but he was unable to stay on the field. Hard to say what happens moving forward.

[#5willalwaysloveyou]

Landry is the safer asset as of now. I thought Harris was going to lock up the lead role heading into next season, but he was unable to stay on the field. Hard to say what happens moving forward.

Thought the same thing about Harris but not so sure now. Sony looked good in his last few gamrs

[killer_of_giants]

pats backfield: avoid at all costs.

[#5willalwaysloveyou]

pats backfield: avoid at all costs.

I hear you. Is Landry a good return for Damien?

[StripesOfKC]

Early 2nd I think

Had a chance to creep into late 1st if not for missing the end of the season. I think Sony still sucks but he showed enough to have a role going forward which could be a nuisance

[FantasyFoosball]

Landry > Harris for me

[killer_of_giants]

pats backfield: avoid at all costs.

I hear you. Is Landry a good return for Damien?

yeah, landry is a safe if unspectacular option in ppr, and quite consistent.
harris will have big games, you just never know when.

[megager]

I traded Harris for Njoku and 2021 2.02, so basically 2.02. I'd want an early second. I think it's fair price as Harris value could go up with Cam gone and more TDs going Harris way

[Yarnith]

Landry is still the best WR in Cleveland easy win getting him for any back in NE.

[sumnerjw]

Maybe a bit of a contrarian thought... I traded away at least one share of Landry this year. Also I have a few shares of Harris. To me, a Landry-level receiver is easy to replace. You can always find guys willing to trade and get another player of similar production. There are SOOO many receivers in this league, and you already have a few elite ones. What IF, and it's a huge IF, Damien stays healthy... what if Sony's knee swells up... what if the Pats get a QB that is a threat to pass... all of a sudden you have an RB that gets 15+ touches and 1/2 a TD per game. That is worth more to me than a Landry-level receiver.

Sorry, probably not that helpful... I just think there's a chance that Harris gets some more run in 2021, even if it's only 20% chance, I'm willing to take that bet vs a replaceable 28 year old receiver.

Good luck!

[#5willalwaysloveyou]

Maybe a bit of a contrarian thought... I traded away at least one share of Landry this year. Also I have a few shares of Harris. To me, a Landry-level receiver is easy to replace. You can always find guys willing to trade and get another player of similar production. There are SOOO many receivers in this league, and you already have a few elite ones. What IF, and it's a huge IF, Damien stays healthy... what if Sony's knee swells up... what if the Pats get a QB that is a threat to pass... all of a sudden you have an RB that gets 15+ touches and 1/2 a TD per game. That is worth more to me than a Landry-level receiver.
Sorry, probably not that helpful... I just think there's a chance that Harris gets some more run in 2021, even if it's only 20% chance, I'm willing to take that bet vs a replaceable 28 year old receiver.

Good luck!

Thanks for the response. Basically everything you said is why I'm hesitant to make the move and why I made this thread.

[hoos89]

I'm not opposed to sending Harris, but I'd personally rather try for an early or mid 2nd instead of Landry, or someone whose floor is a little less known but whose upside I prefer (e.g. Mooney, Gabriel Davis). Or try to add like a 2nd or something to move up to someone like Cooks, Shenault or Pittman.

[Mtt33]

Harris is likely the starter in NE next year. They’ll always use multiple backs but barring injury I’d be confident he’s the touch leader, he’s better than Sony. I could see arguments for both sides here. I think I’ll go landry in your format though where you can trot out 5 WRs.