Chase value

[dd041496]

I want to add Chase to Jefferson and have a set it and forget it lineup at receiver. I’m looking to package players and the other owner mentioned DK last year in talks for another player. Obviously he’s in a more crowded situation than he was in last year and a there’s a huge difference in value between him and Chase. The question is… what is that difference? Any ideas in potential packages for Chase with my lineup?

[Gator Sens]

Metcalf + a 1st maybe? You don't have any great options at RB to add, so that may be your best approach. You could add Brown or Kirk too if it gets it done.

[dd041496]

Metcalf + a 1st maybe? You don't have any great options at RB to add, so that may be your best approach. You could add Brown or Kirk too if it gets it done.

Is DK, Kirk and the 11th pick too much?

[Avery]

In my experience of trying to acquire Jefferson or Chase this off-season, you’re going to have to vastly overpay to get the owner to move off of them.

I offered Lamb + 1st + and got rejected without a counter for Jefferson so I think you have to be prepared to offer way to much if you want to swing this.

[Gator Sens]

Metcalf + a 1st maybe? You don't have any great options at RB to add, so that may be your best approach. You could add Brown or Kirk too if it gets it done.

Is DK, Kirk and the 11th pick too much?

I don't think so. Metcalf is overrated and the 11th pick is not great.

[dblj1199]

I think you start out with DK, a 1st, but I'm not sure that will get it done, I think you will have to add Kirk or Hollywood and another 1st. A lot to me depends on if the Chase owner is contending then he is more likely to pass on dealing his top player. If he's rebuilding he may want to use him to build around, but a package of players / picks could get him to deal Chase and kick off his rebuild. Good luck.

[TheTroll]

In my experience of trying to acquire Jefferson or Chase this off-season, you’re going to have to vastly overpay to get the owner to move off of them.

I offered Lamb + 1st + and got rejected without a counter for Jefferson so I think you have to be prepared to offer way to much if you want to swing this.

Totally agree here…if you have to ask this forum for the value, then it’s not enough. You need to fleece your entire roster for either of them

[MacDaddy123]

In my experience of trying to acquire Jefferson or Chase this off-season, you’re going to have to vastly overpay to get the owner to move off of them.

I offered Lamb + 1st + and got rejected without a counter for Jefferson so I think you have to be prepared to offer way to much if you want to swing this.

^^^This

"Is DK, Kirk and the 11th pick too much? "

No, in my opinion it is not enough.
Probably need something like Metcalf, Jacobs + 1.11.

[Anteaters]

Is DK, Kirk and the 11th pick too much?

Not.Nearly.Enough.

The 1.11 is a weak add-on in a trade for Chase.
I'm the biggest Kirk fan anywhere, and he is something less than a big factor in a trade for Chase.
DKM maintains some name value, so he is a good "big" piece of the trade.

You need at least one Top 3 draft pick and the kind of player that makes you say "oooohhhh, I don't know if I can add him."

[CGW]

You need a significant overpay to acquire chase. I think to get it done you are looking at three of four of these assets: DK, Jacobs, Kelce, 1st.

[TheTroll]

Chase and JJ are like owning Masters tickets... you hang on to them for lifetime and will them to your children. If you didn't draft them, then just accept that and start taking dart throws that you could win the mega millions on the next Chase or JJ.

[surgebird2]

Chase and JJ are like owning Masters tickets... you hang on to them for lifetime and will them to your children. If you didn't draft them, then just accept that and start taking dart throws that you could win the mega millions on the next Chase or JJ.

I wish this wasn't true lol, but it is, and of course I didn't draft either of them.

But yeah like others have said, you're not offering enough. Probably need another 1st of value for it to be seriously considered. But hey, here's hoping for ya!