Postby honcho55 » Fri Jul 19, 2019 8:52 pm
ArrylT wrote: ↑Thu Jul 11, 2019 9:04 pm
There could be a buy low just because someone is bound to feel the need to sell Saquon and most owners prefer to buy low than buy high.
For example here is a trade from late June:
Trade date: 2019-06-26
Colorado Springs
RB Saquon Barkley, NYG
Year 2021 round 2 draft pick from Colorado Springs
Year 2021 round 4 draft pick from Colorado Springs
Virginia Beach [ roster · trades ]
QB Derek Carr, OAK
RB Phillip Lindsay, DEN
RB Latavius Murray, NOS
WR DJ Moore, CAR
WR Courtland Sutton, DEN
4.08 draft pick
5.08 draft pick
6.08 draft pick
Its SF league so QBs have more value, but the Trade Analyzer tool likes the Barkley side by a fair margin (1090 to 920).
Basically if you're able to buy Barkley for a package like this, with lots of 'dimes' and 'quarters', then it should be considered a buy low?
Man, I can’t imagine that’s reflective of Barkley’s real value. Just a bad trade imo.
Anyways I wanted to comment about the Barkley vs D.J debate, I’m on the D.J. side there. I think it’s dangerous to assume Barkley is *vastly* better than D.J. (talking relative here: Barkley now vs D.J. after year 1-2).
I would rate Barkley tops in recent memory, but there’s a whole list of guys that are in the same tier imo. AP, LT, Gurley, zeke for sure. D.J., Cmac, Kamara, etc, maybe.
I 100% agree that the landscape can change quickly and there’s a million things that can happen. Barkley is of course as safe a bet as you can get, for short term and long term, but that’s rolled in to his very high value.
To add a little context also, last year this time in a Redraft league, I traded D.J.+ for Barkley+. So again, I’m not saying D.J. is on Barkley’s level for value right now, just saying it’s dangerous to say he’s THE super freak show and no one is remotely close. In fact I thought Peterson was the best pure runner I ever saw (one pinch better than Barry, not old enough to have seen some of the other greats) but fact is, his career arc in fantasy isn’t some massive outlier. I’d expect Barkley’s isn’t either, while still saying I’d take him 1.01 in a startup easy. There’s plenty of room.
As far as a “buy low” window, nah I don’t see it, in general. Maybe in a particular league you might snag him low-ish, but really: this guy was ALWAYS crazy high price, and the guy that has him in your league paid that price (theoretically). I don’t see it being common that someone will jump ship, after A: spending what it took to buy 1.01 last year (or earning 1.01 and turning down insane offers at the time), and B: seeing the value validated. Again, there will always be exceptions.
main league, half PPR, all TDs 6, -3 for INT
12 team. 2019 champ, 2020 runner up, ‘21 3rd
start 2SF, 2RB, 2WR, 1TE, 2WRT
QB: T Lawrence, K Cousins, R Wilson, Z Wilson
RB: K Walker, T Ettiene, JK Dobbins, D Gore, J Hasty, D Johnson, L Rountree
WR: JJ, AJB, A Cooper, Juju, C Kirk, J Dotson, N Westbrook-Ikhine, I McKenzie
TE. T Kelce, Pitts, Albert O, D Parham, J O’Shaunessy
1.03, 1.11, 2.02, 2.09
Extra 24 1st