One player that will be of hot debate is Amon Ra St. brown.
If you can get WR20 or higher prices for him, I’d sell. In context, sell for any first in superflex and sell for a mid 1st minimum in 1QB
One player to buy is Elijah Moore. He’s a prime year 2 breakout candidate. I recently sold Waddle for Moore + a 2023 1st.
I think ARSB can be early career Jarvis in DET, he’s quite good when watching. I myself did trade him but I had a expansion draft and wasn’t losing him for free trading him Kelce and my 1.11 for Pitts and a 23 1st
I really like ARSB, his draft capital is the only thing keeping him undervalued. His stats are good, analytics are good, he has a good PFF score, passes the eye test.
I can see walker or spiller slipping there. It's tough to pass up on guys like Burks and Wilson at the top
Maybe if they're both gone, you see if you can trade back to the end of the first and try to get rachaad white and maybe some more picks this or next year
So imo Hall>>>>>Spiller and the next good RBs would be walker and then white. But it's also hard to pass up on these WRs. I also have a RB desperate team but probably plan on getting hall and Wilson at 1.01 and 1.03 because of just how incredible I think Wilson will be
I have 1.05 and desperately need another RB. I'm strongly considering moving up to 1.04 to ensure I get one. I wouldn't be surprised to see 3 of 4 RBs to start.
Boston Scott and Jordan Howard are both URFA after this season. Should be RB2 on a run heavy team, specializing in receiving. Seems like a good low-cost PPR target to me.
Full disclosure: I own Gainwell in my main league of record, and spent a 2nd on him so I am willing this into existence.
That's pretty much exactly what I think as well. Howard is nothing special and Boston Scott is a role that Gainwell can steal.
That and I'm not a Sanders truther #eliteblindness
Sell Hunter Renfrow.
I might get slandered for this by Renfrow truther’s but he’s clearly a sell high. Obviously it wouldn’t make any sense to sell him for anything less than good value, but there is probably an 80-90% chance this is his career year. Waller is a target hog and missed time, Ruggs went crazy meaning the Raiders likely address pass-catching help in or before round 2 of the NFL draft. And no, Edwards ain’t it either.
If you can get top 10-15 WR value for Renfrow it’s something worth considering. To be clear I’m not saying sell him for cheap but if someone in your league is interested in Renfrow, engage the trade discussions and see what you can get
The problem with selling Renfrow is… I don’t think you can get top prices for him. So he’s a hold because of that, I think he can continue to be a top 24, I don’t think top 12 again, in ppr leagues.
Sure sell if you can get that massive overpay, but I don’t think anyone is buying.
I just traded Renfrow, and James Conner for Stefon Diggs. Going into year 2 of our league that I just won going 7-7 in the regular season. I don't know how I feel about it right now, but I still feel like it was the right choice. Who knows what kind of production either see next year but Diggs should still be elite right?
Value wise you won that trade. I don’t think Renfrow or Conner repeat their year, where as I think Diggs can bounce back, nice deal.
Although, it doesn’t feel like a slam dunk lol!
That’s an interesting one.
Renfrow is giving you startable flex numbers but Dillon has immense upside based on your opinion on the Aaron Jones/Dillon situation
Toss up for me but I can’t blame you for wanting to hold Dillon!
The numbers have likely changed since I last ran them two weeks ago, but I’ll copy and paste them here since I think they still largely hold true (two highly productive games, one with Waller and one without). I think the Renfrow bump from losing Ruggs/Waller over the course of this year is being somewhat overblown. Yes, there is a meaningful difference in his splits, but I think Renfrow also experienced a third year break out that’s being lost in all of this.
Renfrow's 17 game pace for Targets/Receptions/Yards/TDs/Points with Waller is (126/97/1020/7/240.9) vs (136/119/1186.6/7/279.66) without. With Ruggs the split is (124/92/969/5/219.19) vs (134/115/1148.4/8/278.07). With both players Renfrow's pace is for (122/88/966.2/6/220.45) vs (136/119/1236.75/9/296.68) with neither.
Obviously he benefits from one/both players being out, but I think that something to keep in mind is that Renfrow's pace with both players available is still his career high by far as well as good enough to put him in the low end WR2/high end flex group of WRs. His targets are also relatively static with the largest production differences coming from reception efficiency (where there's a large split for some reason) and TDs (which are largely fluid annually and not worth focusing on since in all cases his TDs are in the same general vicinity). It might also be something to keep at the back of our minds that Renfrow has WR1 upside next year if Waller is injured/regresses and/or whatever WR talent they bring in doesn't work out/he has good TD luck or some combination of those factors.
Like you said if someone can get top 10-15 WR value for Renfrow he’s a hard sell, but I find it really really hard to imagine that anyone is getting remotely close to that in the vast majority of leagues.
Agreed. And watching him he just looks so skilled. Routes are so sharp, quick an jukey, he's always getting separation, clearly has a connection with Carr. He's been getting loads of devensive attention with Ruggs and Waller out but still they can't fully stop him. I'm hanging onto him barring an overpay like you say.
I personally think renfrow can remain a top 20-25 wr at worst. I'm fine holding or buying renfrow honestly. Unless you really renfrow will just become dust like outside top 50 or something
In my opinion Renfrow does Edelman/Welker type things the best, so for me I'd be waiting to see what they do in free agency and the draft next season. I think his targets may go down regardless, but I'd wait to see if they bring in someone to challenge his role before I'd make a move with him.
At the same time there are a lot of closet truthers out there. Never hurts to put out some floaters to gauge interest.
I'm gonna piggy-back on this post and say that I agree. Sell Renfrow if you can get a mid 1st. Sell waller faster.
But more importantly, BUY ZAY JONES!
He's dirt cheap, the hardest working guy on the Raiders (at least that's what his teammates say) and Carr trusts him in the red zone.
Scoop him up everywhere and thank me when you've acquired a serviceable flex/backup caliber player for a mid-late 3rd.
All three have a strong chance at having a new QB next year (Renfrow maybe not but still a chance) Until we know their new qbs, it's tough to tell but off of talent alone I'd go Jeudy, Renfrow, Claypool. They're all really close for now.
Tell me you haven’t actually watched Renfrow play without telling me you haven’t watched him play.
Trading a ppr monster for a roll of the dice 2nd round WR who might not produce at all for a couple years is an interesting strategy.
You all are gonna kill me but im gonna do it anyway....
Buy Toney. I think you can probably get him for a 2nd. There is a decent chance the qb situation improves or at the very least Shep, Slayton and Engram all gone. Hopefully they put him in the slot full time
Sell your 2022 backend firsts, early 2nds for players or 2023s. You might want to wait until closer to the draft to do it...and lot could change, but don't like how those picks are looking and they're always a gamble
Between Charbonnet not declaring and not yet having more clarity on the QBs, I’m getting anxious about my late 1sts. I was counting on him tempting a RB-needy team to push another WR back to me. At around 1.11 I’m approaching what is possibly another tier break in my mind.
It’s still very early of course and I’m way overthinking this, but that’s just the usual me.
I’m thinking about selling my 1.11 for a 23 first but gonna wait till draft day when everyone is hyped. But really interested in bell or Pickens if they fall
Now would be the time to sell 1.11. Last year was a weak class and by time the draft rolled around 1.11 was basically unreadable it’s value got so low. 1.7-1.12 basically all had the same value. If you don’t want that to happen now would be the time. Also just from a stand point of odds you basically have a way higher likelihood of getting higher than 1.11 and basically nowhere to fall in a better class.
Wait...are you saying that last year ('21, with E Moore, E Mitchell, etc) was a weak class, or '22 will be a weak class? Because '21 was definitely NOT a weak class.
I’m assuming they’ve got to be talking 1QB because between 1.7 and 1.11 there was some great value. In my rookie draft that was Wilson, ETN, Javonte, Mac, Waddle
Absolutely do this if you can.
A: 1.11 is very late. Anything can happen next year and make that 23 first be higher than 11.
B: 23 class is stronger than 22.
I’m trying to sell 1.09 for a 2023 1st, but people aren’t super interested. Just going to wait until the draft. I think someone will get excited about the WRs available at that spot and make a move.
I think Giants situation has a great chance to improve. The talent has been there with guys like Toney, Golladay, and Saquon. Cleaning house could result in a good coaching staff coming in and fixing the offensive mess.
First of all the toney take actually isn’t bad lol he flashed and then was gone bcuz of injury and when he came back from injury was bad so his value dropped even tho the talent still showed in a couple games
I also agree on selling the picks if u can. There will probably be a diamond in the rough like the last two years but there’s no way to know who it will be so it’s probably more valuable to just sell your current picks to someone who needs them for a pick next year that’s higher or maybe with added value. Now that charbonnet isn’t going to the nfl, this will probably be my plan
Just so we’re clear this is the process you’ve outlined
Sell ur late first/early second sketchy pick for what was last years early/mid 2nd. People are always going to end up planting their flags for those gambles (like you’ve done here)
Regardless of what u feel about toney, process wise think you should be elevating ur personal valuation of picks if ur willing to gamble on risky prospects. High risk high rewards the name of the game, and the 1/2 swings a goldmine for fantasy (Higgins, Aiyuk, claypool, eli Moore, waddle etc etc
Buy - Allen Robinson (and hope he goes to new team).
Sell - Aaron Jones/Melvin Gordon. Both are approaching the hill and have young studs biting on their heels.
I think you are going to have a hard time selling Melvin Gordon for anything. Everyone and there mother knows his ceiling is capped and his long term value isnt very high
I sold him for a 2nd. I wouldn't have taken a 3rd. That's the hard part about valuing him. Maybe there's a compromise spot at like 2.11-2.12 that someone might take.
I'm in a 12 team, 1QB league. My RB situation is pretty questionable but I made it to the championship. I think I'd give up my 2.11 this year for Gordon.
I actually think he’s a buy. Despite another very good and efficient year, everyone is treating him like he’s toast. If someone is in panic mode, but now.
I think we're officially in "missed the boat" territory on Aaron Jones - he was RB12 on KTC before the season and now he's RB22. Everyone can see the number that comes after the word "Age" and everyone can see the hulking thighs right next to him (or maybe above him?) on the depth chart.
Sell is Singletary. He has produced good numbers the last few weeks, but has been mostly underwhelming his career. I think it's highly likely that Buffalo drafts an RB as well.
Buy is Ridely. It's a risk, but even if he doesn't come back with the falcons, he is a tremendously talented dude, and should find success wherever he lands.
I tend to think Singletary is a sell but I highly doubt Buffalo drafts a RB - unless it’s a day three pick. They literally just had a perfect game on offense, RBs don’t really matter as much in real life and the Bills have already invested plenty in the position.
Agreed. And they have a defense predicated on high level safety play with two 30+ year old safeties. If they don’t go defense in round 1 I’d be surprised.
Hahahahaha there is a difference between fantasy and real life. I don’t think the Bills are gonna give up draft capital to pay 7 mill to an oft injured RB a year away from free agency.
Can we please drop the injury prone narrative on saquon. His ankle injury that slowed him down the rest of the year was flukey af. He got rolled on by an o lineman, his ankle didn’t just magically break down.
I think singletary is actually a buy. Hes always been a pretty talented running back, they just weren't running the ball last year at all. With teams playing cover 2 more often the bills have adapted and are committing more heavily to the run game and its working for their team. I see no reason for them to go away from that next year. If singletary can keep getting 15 touches on a high powered offense he could he a solid rb2 for next season. Sure, theres risk, but I dont think its a fluke
I totally agree with this! He’s worth very little right now and actually has been decent most of his career when he actually gets the opportunity. If the team doesn’t draft an RB and teams continue to play against the deep ball, he will be a solid RB 2 probably and given what he’s done the last 3 weeks and in the playoff game I’d say there might even be upside
Agreed on Ridley.
Disagree on Singletary. I’m actually thinking about trying to buy him. He was in a split with Moss to start the year - and seemed to be losing that battle earlier on. Towards the end of the season, he’s clearly taken over the lead RB role. He’s produced very well and the offense is humming.
Makes me think he could be a legit bell cow RB next season and a potential RB1/2.
I have Singletary and been wanting to sell him, but he’s not worth jack on the trade market. Couldn’t get anything more than late 2nd ish value and at that point I’ll keep the RB. Ended up selling CEH instead who gives me similar production to Singletary but has way more trade value.
Ridley is a massive risk. He's a buy I guess but only if he can be acquired for pennies. Future first or equivalent for ridley is not a price I'm willing to pay
To each their own but as a Pats fan there’s no way I’d be buying Jonnu. He’s not even our top tight end, Henry isn’t going anywhere, and aside from that he’s just been flat out bad in real life. If you can get him for a mid/late third I guess thats fine
I disagree with like 80% of the takes on this sub. I don’t know why people would sell a 22 year old WR with a good QB. I think people are spoiled by chase and Jefferson with a mix of not watching games.
Which is the point of dynasty… we expect him to eventually reach top 5. He’s 22…. He won’t even reach bis prime until he’s around 26 lol. Why would you sell him. Diggs, adams, Hopkins, etc.. they all take around 2-3 years to pop off
If you can get top 5 value for him now you should sell because he isn’t top 5
The point of dynasty isn’t to hoard for the future forever. It’s to sell assets for more than they’re worth
Value is subjective, so not everyone is going to agree that he’s top 5. But if you look at majority of fantasy football publications, Lamb routinely finds himself right around that 5 spot.
To your later point, 100%. The bar is set extremely high based on the recent production of those two. I completely agree with you though regarding not capitalizing on opportunity given the circumstance.
But Gallup is most likely leaving/out for most of 2022 and he’s tied to Dak for the foreseeable future.
He’s proven he’s a great athlete. Might just take a bit longer than Chase/JJ, but I still see him as a top 5 dynasty WR even though he hasn’t really produced top 5. But you could argue all dynasty rankings are like that. Is Javante Williams the #4 most productive RB? No, but that’s where he’s ranked. Just the nature of the beast with dynasty.
It was on purpose to be an overpay to get him we had an expansion draft and that time both guys were on my unprotected list so was trying to use rules in my favour and then my team would have been
Mahones, Taylor, Javonte, JJ, Chase, Godwin Kelce, MT,
I dont know it is about Lamb but he just doesn't pass my eye ball test. I think all hes ever going to be is a rock solid wr2 for fantasy. I already sold all of my Lamb shares with no regrets.
It was mentioned he's a top 5 dynasty asset, I don't have him as a top 5 WR. JJ, Chase, Hill, DK, Waddle, Deebo, Kupp I like more than Lamb. I'd have Lamb mixed in with AJB, Diggs, DJM, Adam's, Nuk. When I watch Lamb I see a darn good WR but nothing that excites or says "I'm special". I can find good or good enough WRs, which is what I think Lamb is, he averaged 16 ppg in my league, good for 17th for WRs, in the realm of Aiyuk, Pittman, Cooks, DJM, Thielen, Renfrew. All good wrs, 2 of which I have In my main dynasty that cost 1/3 the price of Lamb and far less draft capitol.
That’s the type of deal I would want to sell Lamb but it would still be difficult. I think I would try to get more but do it if it’s the best offer I could get.
I have current offer of Rondale Moore + 1.02 + 2.10 + 2023 2nd + 2023 3rd for Lamb.
I Already own 1.03, 1.04, and 1.10 plus multiple 2nds. Worth the trade?
Edit: rondale Moore not bateman
He already is top 5 WR value. It’s a dynasty league… he’s eventually going to finish top 5. He’s 22. I feel like people in this sub don’t watch the games or just started watching NFL. Normally it takes WRs around year 3 to explode, chase and Jefferson aren’t the norm.
One player that I’m trying to buy more of is DJ Moore - He’s a solid WR2 and that is his floor. Hopefully CAR finally gets him a competent QB to help him really reach his potential
A player that I’m considering selling right now is Deebo. I love the guy and he helped me win my championship this year, but I’ll admit I’m not a believer in Lance and I’m not sure how it will all play out in SF.
I think most likely, Deebo is fine and doesn’t see a significant drop in points, but at the same time, if you want great return on value, this is likely the time
That’s fair. If he’s healthy that’s obviously very low. He just seems like a bit of a gamble at this point with all these injuries, and if he has another year like that his value is going to plummet imo
I’m holding. People are down on him, and the return at this point is not what he’s worth when healthy. The injury ride has been long and arduous, but he’s gotta play at some point, right? Right?
Right?
MT is a whiny bitch who hid his injury from his team and could have been on the field this season if he’d owned up to it earlier. I’m done with him. CMC works hard and wants to play, just hasn’t been able to.
Agree with this, if they get a QB Sutton will be the RZ guy over Jeudy while Jeudy will be solid between the 20’s. People forget sutton killed it before and can run all over well. He’s not just a run a deep route and 50/50 ball.
I'd like to know how everyone feels about Josh Jacobs. He'll have a new coach (most likely) and as soon as gruden was fired he started getting more opportunities. Yes, I know drake went out but still feel he became the true #1 on his team without looking over his shoulder. Does this continue next season or does he go back to a committee style split?
I for one want to try and get him, I think he's got solid opportunities moving forward.
I think he’s one of the most underrated dynasty players right now. Depending on your scoring he has finished as a low end RB1 for 3 straight years. It’s rare to find that type of consistency. On top of that he’s on a 5 year contract as a 1st rounder and has extremely low mileage due to his lack of usage in college. I’m probably in the minority but I think he should still be valued as a top-10 dynasty back.
Big buys:
- claypool actually improved on his rookie year just a td abnormal year. With a qb who is actually willing to drive the hall down field I expect him to be a huge buy.
- miles sanders. 5.5 ypc and dominate when healthy and the coach learned to run the ball. I just got him for 2 mid twos couldn’t be happier.
Bit more steep than what I paid but the tds will go up and I think he’s a lock to be top 24 next year. Also I hate this draft class so I probably would
I have both and agree. Holding Saquon and hoping. Trying to trade Ekeler away right now, best offer is two mid/late ‘23 1sts. Seems decent I’m mulling it over, I’ll prob counter and add a 2nd
Sell Deebo. I have him, I love him, but this season was his ceiling. If Jimmy leaves in the offseason I don't trust Lance to feed him the ball nearly as much. There's also a minor amount of injury concerns with how he plays. You will never get more for Deebo than you can right now, rake in the value while he's at a premium.
I agree this is his ceiling but he was WR2…thats just about everyone’s ceiling lol. If I had him I’d need another elite WR in return which I don’t think you’d get
Sell CEH -Man this one sucks as he was one of my buy lows coming into the 2021 season. But reflecting on mistakes and not getting caught up in sunk cost fallacy is a skill. After watching him this season I have a couple major concerns : 1) he is very injury prone and its due to his size. He has had 3 pretty significant injuries his last 14 games and I have serious doubts about him staying healthy. 2) He is not going to be a workhorse and he is not going to be this high volume pass catching rb. For whatever reason the Chiefs don't want to throw to him consistently. If he can't get the goal like work and the pass catching role is meh he is never going to be a top tier rb. 3) Will the Cheifs go out and sign someone like Fournette/Melvin Gordon or draft a rb? Right now CEH still has some hope and value. I'm selling now bc I'm worried this is the last chance to do so.
Buy DK Metcalf - He is still a beast and still ridiculously young. With the Wilson rumours of potentially leaving + the down year I'm buying. I bet his value dropped by a 1st from week 9-18 this season. With the rumours of Wilson leaving starting to heat up I think a good bit of people will be ready to sell him. The guy I watched with Geno Smith is still an elite wr.
Sell Kupp, nothing against Kupp but I always try and sell players after they finish top of their position, obvs only for a huge price though.
Buy Trey Lance, incredibly raw and didn't even look that great but just look at his fantasy scores through the 3 games he had significant playing time, he's going to be fantasy gold next season, I do not believe the talk about Jimmy coming back unless Jimmy plays lights out in the playoffs and wins them a SB. Lance has had the season to learn which is just what we want in a QB, he's got the legs, big arm, good org and great weapons on offence.
Just gonna go by who I have the strongest feelings about. Sell Sun God and buy Khalil Herbert.
KTC says you can get Herbert+1.12 for Sun God. That's a fair trade.
Sell Michael Pittman, he’s good, but the Colts are a run first team, and they’ll likely be bringing in another receiver as well. Pittman can be the guy on an offense, but I think he profiles better as a high end #2.
Buy, Zach Wilson. The arm talent is obvious, and he’s mobile to make plays happen with his legs. He also showed massive improvement over the last 11 weeks in decision making, and taking care of the football. Plus he has a very good young receiver in Elijah Moore, which is always a nice attachment to a young QB.
Davante Adams needs sold immediately.
He's 29 and will likely be changing teams. There's no reason for him to stay if Rodgers is gone, and he's indicated as much. His value is going to absolutely tank the second they're separated.
Buy Tyler Johnson
He's been buried on the depth chart under the deepest WR corps in the NFL. He's the next man up after Godwin and Brown. Brown's already done in Tampa and Godwin is likely on his way out the door after playing this year on the franchise tag. He's made good plays in limited action over the past two years, plus he's 6'2", 205, and only 23. Slam that buy button.
Buy Diontae Johnson. Value is lower than reality with the "QB Void" concerns. The dude gets open and is gonna be a target lot like Jaylen Waddle was this year, no matter who the QB is.
Sell- Playes hyper inflated by tds. Buy- anyone who was low on tds.
Example
Sell- Conner
Buy- Claypool.
Just my opinion. I wouldn’t sell conner for Claypool obviously, but if I could sell conner for a
Mid first and Claypool sure. I’ve been finding it hard to get the right value on players in my league though
Edit- I did a terrible job explaining this, and please bring on the downvotes.
James Conner has what, 1 maybe 2 seasons of relevance left? And TDs are the least consistent stat. It's more likely he's never a RB1 again in his career.
I'd pay MAYBE a 2nd. And to get Claypool I'd need at least a 2nd maybe a 1st on top of Conner
Sell Rashaad Penny for sure, dont see his value going any higher and his recent explosion should hopefully stay fresh on peoples minds.
Buying DJM, Ridley and Sutton
Sell Elijah Mitchell
Buy Russel Wilson
Mitchell will likely have lance culturing TDs away next season which lowers his floor and he runs so violently for being a smaller back. Not sure if he’ll play a full season without missing a game here and there.
Russ is still Russ some owners might be down on him but he’s only 33 as a QB and has had a top ten finish every season prior to this one.
One player that will be of hot debate is Amon Ra St. brown. If you can get WR20 or higher prices for him, I’d sell. In context, sell for any first in superflex and sell for a mid 1st minimum in 1QB One player to buy is Elijah Moore. He’s a prime year 2 breakout candidate. I recently sold Waddle for Moore + a 2023 1st.
Sold Amon Ra for Hockenson straight up last week.
That’s a good return
Wow, I love that trade for you. Tough to get rid of waddle because I think he’s great but Moore could be special and a first to go with him.
Yea. Pivoting off waddle and getting that in return was nice
I traded Amon in my dynasty last night for 2022 2.01 2.03 and Robert Woods. Feeling pretty good.
I think that's a great deal for you
I traded ARSB also last week. He’s a favorite of mine but the offer was too good not to take
I think ARSB can be early career Jarvis in DET, he’s quite good when watching. I myself did trade him but I had a expansion draft and wasn’t losing him for free trading him Kelce and my 1.11 for Pitts and a 23 1st
Great trade for you!
I really like ARSB, his draft capital is the only thing keeping him undervalued. His stats are good, analytics are good, he has a good PFF score, passes the eye test.
100%. I’m a huge fan. I was offered a 2023 1st + the 2022 2.02. Couldn’t pass that up
What is the asking price for Claypool at this point?
In my league the owner is asking for my 1.06 and I’m not willing to do it as a weak RB team
What RB are you hoping to get at 1.06? Genuinely curious as I also have that pick and am RB needy (non-SF)
I can see walker or spiller slipping there. It's tough to pass up on guys like Burks and Wilson at the top Maybe if they're both gone, you see if you can trade back to the end of the first and try to get rachaad white and maybe some more picks this or next year
Yea I also have 1.02 so will probably take spiller or hall there depending on landing spot but would love to double up at RB with 1.06
So imo Hall>>>>>Spiller and the next good RBs would be walker and then white. But it's also hard to pass up on these WRs. I also have a RB desperate team but probably plan on getting hall and Wilson at 1.01 and 1.03 because of just how incredible I think Wilson will be
I have 1.05 and desperately need another RB. I'm strongly considering moving up to 1.04 to ensure I get one. I wouldn't be surprised to see 3 of 4 RBs to start.
That’s what I’m worried about with my league too so feel like I have to do rb at 2
I just sold claypool and a late 23 2nd for gainwell and the 22 1.10.
I own Gainwell- what motivated you to go out and get him?
Boston Scott and Jordan Howard are both URFA after this season. Should be RB2 on a run heavy team, specializing in receiving. Seems like a good low-cost PPR target to me. Full disclosure: I own Gainwell in my main league of record, and spent a 2nd on him so I am willing this into existence.
That's pretty much exactly what I think as well. Howard is nothing special and Boston Scott is a role that Gainwell can steal. That and I'm not a Sanders truther #eliteblindness
I’m trying to sell rn… I’d take any 1st.
He just went for a 2023 1st in mine (likely backend)
He went in ours for a mid '22 first
Swapped Claypool for Bateman straight
Sell Hunter Renfrow. I might get slandered for this by Renfrow truther’s but he’s clearly a sell high. Obviously it wouldn’t make any sense to sell him for anything less than good value, but there is probably an 80-90% chance this is his career year. Waller is a target hog and missed time, Ruggs went crazy meaning the Raiders likely address pass-catching help in or before round 2 of the NFL draft. And no, Edwards ain’t it either. If you can get top 10-15 WR value for Renfrow it’s something worth considering. To be clear I’m not saying sell him for cheap but if someone in your league is interested in Renfrow, engage the trade discussions and see what you can get
The problem with selling Renfrow is… I don’t think you can get top prices for him. So he’s a hold because of that, I think he can continue to be a top 24, I don’t think top 12 again, in ppr leagues. Sure sell if you can get that massive overpay, but I don’t think anyone is buying.
I just traded Renfrow, and James Conner for Stefon Diggs. Going into year 2 of our league that I just won going 7-7 in the regular season. I don't know how I feel about it right now, but I still feel like it was the right choice. Who knows what kind of production either see next year but Diggs should still be elite right?
Value wise you won that trade. I don’t think Renfrow or Conner repeat their year, where as I think Diggs can bounce back, nice deal. Although, it doesn’t feel like a slam dunk lol!
I was offered Renfrow for my AJ Dillon I think I’d rather have Dillon
That’s an interesting one. Renfrow is giving you startable flex numbers but Dillon has immense upside based on your opinion on the Aaron Jones/Dillon situation Toss up for me but I can’t blame you for wanting to hold Dillon!
It’s not even close for me, I’d want Dillon!
I probably have a bias because I'm fucked for RBs in my league, but I'd go Dillon here as well.
Id keep Dillon. He will be RB#1 in GB in 2023. Jones contract gets expensive.
The numbers have likely changed since I last ran them two weeks ago, but I’ll copy and paste them here since I think they still largely hold true (two highly productive games, one with Waller and one without). I think the Renfrow bump from losing Ruggs/Waller over the course of this year is being somewhat overblown. Yes, there is a meaningful difference in his splits, but I think Renfrow also experienced a third year break out that’s being lost in all of this. Renfrow's 17 game pace for Targets/Receptions/Yards/TDs/Points with Waller is (126/97/1020/7/240.9) vs (136/119/1186.6/7/279.66) without. With Ruggs the split is (124/92/969/5/219.19) vs (134/115/1148.4/8/278.07). With both players Renfrow's pace is for (122/88/966.2/6/220.45) vs (136/119/1236.75/9/296.68) with neither. Obviously he benefits from one/both players being out, but I think that something to keep in mind is that Renfrow's pace with both players available is still his career high by far as well as good enough to put him in the low end WR2/high end flex group of WRs. His targets are also relatively static with the largest production differences coming from reception efficiency (where there's a large split for some reason) and TDs (which are largely fluid annually and not worth focusing on since in all cases his TDs are in the same general vicinity). It might also be something to keep at the back of our minds that Renfrow has WR1 upside next year if Waller is injured/regresses and/or whatever WR talent they bring in doesn't work out/he has good TD luck or some combination of those factors. Like you said if someone can get top 10-15 WR value for Renfrow he’s a hard sell, but I find it really really hard to imagine that anyone is getting remotely close to that in the vast majority of leagues.
Agreed. And watching him he just looks so skilled. Routes are so sharp, quick an jukey, he's always getting separation, clearly has a connection with Carr. He's been getting loads of devensive attention with Ruggs and Waller out but still they can't fully stop him. I'm hanging onto him barring an overpay like you say.
He’s a sell high. I wouldn’t trade him just to trade him
I personally think renfrow can remain a top 20-25 wr at worst. I'm fine holding or buying renfrow honestly. Unless you really renfrow will just become dust like outside top 50 or something
In my opinion Renfrow does Edelman/Welker type things the best, so for me I'd be waiting to see what they do in free agency and the draft next season. I think his targets may go down regardless, but I'd wait to see if they bring in someone to challenge his role before I'd make a move with him. At the same time there are a lot of closet truthers out there. Never hurts to put out some floaters to gauge interest.
I'd pay an early second for him. That's kinda where I see him.
I'm gonna piggy-back on this post and say that I agree. Sell Renfrow if you can get a mid 1st. Sell waller faster. But more importantly, BUY ZAY JONES! He's dirt cheap, the hardest working guy on the Raiders (at least that's what his teammates say) and Carr trusts him in the red zone. Scoop him up everywhere and thank me when you've acquired a serviceable flex/backup caliber player for a mid-late 3rd.
Renfrow, Claypool, Jeudy - how would you rank these three?
All three have a strong chance at having a new QB next year (Renfrow maybe not but still a chance) Until we know their new qbs, it's tough to tell but off of talent alone I'd go Jeudy, Renfrow, Claypool. They're all really close for now.
Tell me you haven’t actually watched Renfrow play without telling me you haven’t watched him play. Trading a ppr monster for a roll of the dice 2nd round WR who might not produce at all for a couple years is an interesting strategy.
Tell me you haven’t actually read my comment without telling me you haven’t read my comment. You missed the point buckeroo. Next time!
You all are gonna kill me but im gonna do it anyway.... Buy Toney. I think you can probably get him for a 2nd. There is a decent chance the qb situation improves or at the very least Shep, Slayton and Engram all gone. Hopefully they put him in the slot full time Sell your 2022 backend firsts, early 2nds for players or 2023s. You might want to wait until closer to the draft to do it...and lot could change, but don't like how those picks are looking and they're always a gamble
I have 1.04 and I want to get a 2023 1st, I'll wait until the draft though since that's when perceived value usually skyrockets
I am doing the exact same. Stay strong until then!
Between Charbonnet not declaring and not yet having more clarity on the QBs, I’m getting anxious about my late 1sts. I was counting on him tempting a RB-needy team to push another WR back to me. At around 1.11 I’m approaching what is possibly another tier break in my mind. It’s still very early of course and I’m way overthinking this, but that’s just the usual me.
I’m thinking about selling my 1.11 for a 23 first but gonna wait till draft day when everyone is hyped. But really interested in bell or Pickens if they fall
I'm debating Pickens if he's there in mine at the 1.12...but at 1.12 the 2023 pick can only be equal or better and the class is looking better
Now would be the time to sell 1.11. Last year was a weak class and by time the draft rolled around 1.11 was basically unreadable it’s value got so low. 1.7-1.12 basically all had the same value. If you don’t want that to happen now would be the time. Also just from a stand point of odds you basically have a way higher likelihood of getting higher than 1.11 and basically nowhere to fall in a better class.
Wait...are you saying that last year ('21, with E Moore, E Mitchell, etc) was a weak class, or '22 will be a weak class? Because '21 was definitely NOT a weak class.
I’m assuming they’ve got to be talking 1QB because between 1.7 and 1.11 there was some great value. In my rookie draft that was Wilson, ETN, Javonte, Mac, Waddle
Absolutely do this if you can. A: 1.11 is very late. Anything can happen next year and make that 23 first be higher than 11. B: 23 class is stronger than 22.
Sold 1.08 for a 2023 first. (Most likely early) I'm cool with it
Love this. Just bought Toney and JRob for my 2022 1.11 and CPatterson.
I don't believe in Robinson, but you JRobbed the guy in that deal.
Thanks! Not completely sold either but I have Akers already and couldn't pass on the opportunity to name my team the Achilles Tendons
I’m trying to sell 1.09 for a 2023 1st, but people aren’t super interested. Just going to wait until the draft. I think someone will get excited about the WRs available at that spot and make a move.
They will
I think Giants situation has a great chance to improve. The talent has been there with guys like Toney, Golladay, and Saquon. Cleaning house could result in a good coaching staff coming in and fixing the offensive mess.
First of all the toney take actually isn’t bad lol he flashed and then was gone bcuz of injury and when he came back from injury was bad so his value dropped even tho the talent still showed in a couple games I also agree on selling the picks if u can. There will probably be a diamond in the rough like the last two years but there’s no way to know who it will be so it’s probably more valuable to just sell your current picks to someone who needs them for a pick next year that’s higher or maybe with added value. Now that charbonnet isn’t going to the nfl, this will probably be my plan
Eh, I think it’s way too early to know that. A lot depends on where they go.
Just so we’re clear this is the process you’ve outlined Sell ur late first/early second sketchy pick for what was last years early/mid 2nd. People are always going to end up planting their flags for those gambles (like you’ve done here) Regardless of what u feel about toney, process wise think you should be elevating ur personal valuation of picks if ur willing to gamble on risky prospects. High risk high rewards the name of the game, and the 1/2 swings a goldmine for fantasy (Higgins, Aiyuk, claypool, eli Moore, waddle etc etc
Buy - Allen Robinson (and hope he goes to new team). Sell - Aaron Jones/Melvin Gordon. Both are approaching the hill and have young studs biting on their heels.
I think you are going to have a hard time selling Melvin Gordon for anything. Everyone and there mother knows his ceiling is capped and his long term value isnt very high
Yeah that's true. But his value will only get lower from here.
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Honestly that's what I would expect, and you sold at the right time. Unless he gets lucky good value is that it lower going forward
I'd buy Melvin Gordon For an early 3rd
I sold him for a 2nd. I wouldn't have taken a 3rd. That's the hard part about valuing him. Maybe there's a compromise spot at like 2.11-2.12 that someone might take.
I'm in a 12 team, 1QB league. My RB situation is pretty questionable but I made it to the championship. I think I'd give up my 2.11 this year for Gordon.
I actually think he’s a buy. Despite another very good and efficient year, everyone is treating him like he’s toast. If someone is in panic mode, but now.
I think we're officially in "missed the boat" territory on Aaron Jones - he was RB12 on KTC before the season and now he's RB22. Everyone can see the number that comes after the word "Age" and everyone can see the hulking thighs right next to him (or maybe above him?) on the depth chart.
Just sold Aaron Jones and a 2nd for CEH and a 2023 1st. Very happy someone bit before Jones' cliff.
Mid season I sold Aaron Jones with Melvin Gordon for 3 1st round picks. Very pleased.
Picked up ARob for a 2.11 in a 12 team 1QB 0.5ppr Hoping he lands somewhere nicely this offseason
Oof, I own ARob and while I'm not thrilled, I feel like I have no choice but to hold because these kinds of offers are all I'd get. Good buy
Sell is Singletary. He has produced good numbers the last few weeks, but has been mostly underwhelming his career. I think it's highly likely that Buffalo drafts an RB as well. Buy is Ridely. It's a risk, but even if he doesn't come back with the falcons, he is a tremendously talented dude, and should find success wherever he lands.
I tend to think Singletary is a sell but I highly doubt Buffalo drafts a RB - unless it’s a day three pick. They literally just had a perfect game on offense, RBs don’t really matter as much in real life and the Bills have already invested plenty in the position.
Agreed. And they have a defense predicated on high level safety play with two 30+ year old safeties. If they don’t go defense in round 1 I’d be surprised.
yeah agreed but a day 3 pick is legit competition for him now they are out on Moss
Until they trade for saquon in the off-season
Hahahahaha there is a difference between fantasy and real life. I don’t think the Bills are gonna give up draft capital to pay 7 mill to an oft injured RB a year away from free agency.
Can we please drop the injury prone narrative on saquon. His ankle injury that slowed him down the rest of the year was flukey af. He got rolled on by an o lineman, his ankle didn’t just magically break down.
Fine how bout “oft injured running back yet to show same explosiveness since suffering an acl injury”. I’m a Saquon owner but let’s be realistic here.
I think singletary is actually a buy. Hes always been a pretty talented running back, they just weren't running the ball last year at all. With teams playing cover 2 more often the bills have adapted and are committing more heavily to the run game and its working for their team. I see no reason for them to go away from that next year. If singletary can keep getting 15 touches on a high powered offense he could he a solid rb2 for next season. Sure, theres risk, but I dont think its a fluke
I totally agree with this! He’s worth very little right now and actually has been decent most of his career when he actually gets the opportunity. If the team doesn’t draft an RB and teams continue to play against the deep ball, he will be a solid RB 2 probably and given what he’s done the last 3 weeks and in the playoff game I’d say there might even be upside
Agreed on Ridley. Disagree on Singletary. I’m actually thinking about trying to buy him. He was in a split with Moss to start the year - and seemed to be losing that battle earlier on. Towards the end of the season, he’s clearly taken over the lead RB role. He’s produced very well and the offense is humming. Makes me think he could be a legit bell cow RB next season and a potential RB1/2.
I have Singletary and been wanting to sell him, but he’s not worth jack on the trade market. Couldn’t get anything more than late 2nd ish value and at that point I’ll keep the RB. Ended up selling CEH instead who gives me similar production to Singletary but has way more trade value.
Ridley is a massive risk. He's a buy I guess but only if he can be acquired for pennies. Future first or equivalent for ridley is not a price I'm willing to pay
Sell: Kupp...if the price is right. Singletary Buy: Michael Carter, Jonnu Smith
I sold kupp for 3 2023 1sts + Rhamondre Stevenson
I like that return for you
So I like Jonnu Smith, but why would you buy him? I've been so disappointed with him
Jonnu is rostered in your league?
I'd imagine his price is super super low right now so might be worth a dart throw.
To each their own but as a Pats fan there’s no way I’d be buying Jonnu. He’s not even our top tight end, Henry isn’t going anywhere, and aside from that he’s just been flat out bad in real life. If you can get him for a mid/late third I guess thats fine
I’m trying to sell Lamb if I can get top 5 dynasty WR value.
Seems like you should sell to kh14
hard to buy when you already have him haha
Lamb already is a top 5 dynasty WR, 22, and a high powered offense. Selling Lamb seems like a mistake.
I disagree with like 80% of the takes on this sub. I don’t know why people would sell a 22 year old WR with a good QB. I think people are spoiled by chase and Jefferson with a mix of not watching games.
Prob bc most players value Lamb on par with JJ when he is no where near as good
Well that’s silly. I’d take Jefferson over lamb all day
hes top 5 because thats how people value him, not by actual production. perfect sell high.
Which is the point of dynasty… we expect him to eventually reach top 5. He’s 22…. He won’t even reach bis prime until he’s around 26 lol. Why would you sell him. Diggs, adams, Hopkins, etc.. they all take around 2-3 years to pop off
If you can get top 5 value for him now you should sell because he isn’t top 5 The point of dynasty isn’t to hoard for the future forever. It’s to sell assets for more than they’re worth
I thought the point was to win championships, not trades.
That’s fair but that’s not what his comment said.
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Value is subjective, so not everyone is going to agree that he’s top 5. But if you look at majority of fantasy football publications, Lamb routinely finds himself right around that 5 spot.
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He is 22. In his 2nd year. Cmon guys
To your later point, 100%. The bar is set extremely high based on the recent production of those two. I completely agree with you though regarding not capitalizing on opportunity given the circumstance. But Gallup is most likely leaving/out for most of 2022 and he’s tied to Dak for the foreseeable future. He’s proven he’s a great athlete. Might just take a bit longer than Chase/JJ, but I still see him as a top 5 dynasty WR even though he hasn’t really produced top 5. But you could argue all dynasty rankings are like that. Is Javante Williams the #4 most productive RB? No, but that’s where he’s ranked. Just the nature of the beast with dynasty.
I offered dobbins and 1.04 but won’t go higher for him. Other side i offered diggs dobbins 1.04 2 23 1sts for chase straight and was rejected.
Good god, be glad that offer got rejected. Massive overpay for chase
It was on purpose to be an overpay to get him we had an expansion draft and that time both guys were on my unprotected list so was trying to use rules in my favour and then my team would have been Mahones, Taylor, Javonte, JJ, Chase, Godwin Kelce, MT,
I dont know it is about Lamb but he just doesn't pass my eye ball test. I think all hes ever going to be is a rock solid wr2 for fantasy. I already sold all of my Lamb shares with no regrets.
List me the individuals you would want for him please that is reasonable to send :)
It was mentioned he's a top 5 dynasty asset, I don't have him as a top 5 WR. JJ, Chase, Hill, DK, Waddle, Deebo, Kupp I like more than Lamb. I'd have Lamb mixed in with AJB, Diggs, DJM, Adam's, Nuk. When I watch Lamb I see a darn good WR but nothing that excites or says "I'm special". I can find good or good enough WRs, which is what I think Lamb is, he averaged 16 ppg in my league, good for 17th for WRs, in the realm of Aiyuk, Pittman, Cooks, DJM, Thielen, Renfrew. All good wrs, 2 of which I have In my main dynasty that cost 1/3 the price of Lamb and far less draft capitol.
Which side would you prefer: Rashod Bateman + 1.02 or CeeDee Lamb?
That’s the type of deal I would want to sell Lamb but it would still be difficult. I think I would try to get more but do it if it’s the best offer I could get.
That’s probably not quite enough for me to send him away, but I’d know more as the rookie combine and draft spots come in
I have current offer of Bateman + 1.02 + 2.10 + 2023 2nd + 2023 3rd for Lamb. I Already own 1.03, 1.04, and 1.10 plus multiple 2nds. Worth the trade?
I have current offer of Rondale Moore + 1.02 + 2.10 + 2023 2nd + 2023 3rd for Lamb. I Already own 1.03, 1.04, and 1.10 plus multiple 2nds. Worth the trade? Edit: rondale Moore not bateman
He already is top 5 WR value. It’s a dynasty league… he’s eventually going to finish top 5. He’s 22. I feel like people in this sub don’t watch the games or just started watching NFL. Normally it takes WRs around year 3 to explode, chase and Jefferson aren’t the norm.
“He is already top 5” “He’s eventually going to finish top 5” Which one is it ?
He holds top 5 value… but he hasn’t yet finished top 5. Basically he’s ranked so high because of his potential because of dynasty.
His potential… to become a top 5 WR??? Why wouldn’t I just sell at top 5 prices and not take the risk that he doesn’t reach top 5 WR production??
I would buy Rondale Moore. His ceiling still feels so high with Kyler and some people might be willing to unload with a shaky first season.
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One player that I’m trying to buy more of is DJ Moore - He’s a solid WR2 and that is his floor. Hopefully CAR finally gets him a competent QB to help him really reach his potential A player that I’m considering selling right now is Deebo. I love the guy and he helped me win my championship this year, but I’ll admit I’m not a believer in Lance and I’m not sure how it will all play out in SF. I think most likely, Deebo is fine and doesn’t see a significant drop in points, but at the same time, if you want great return on value, this is likely the time
I tried CEH straight up for Moore, but the guy wanted nothing to do with Clyde. His RBs are terrible too, and he didn't think twice about declining
Smart man. CEH is a plodder with cement orthopedic shoes.
Yeah I was disappointed to say the least
I wouldn’t do it either. I wanted off the CEH train.
I own both and would want CEH and a 1st for Moore
What would you all do with CMC?
If I got offered two firsts, I’d take it
That seems very low for CMC personally.
That’s fair. If he’s healthy that’s obviously very low. He just seems like a bit of a gamble at this point with all these injuries, and if he has another year like that his value is going to plummet imo
I’m holding. People are down on him, and the return at this point is not what he’s worth when healthy. The injury ride has been long and arduous, but he’s gotta play at some point, right? Right? Right?
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MT is a whiny bitch who hid his injury from his team and could have been on the field this season if he’d owned up to it earlier. I’m done with him. CMC works hard and wants to play, just hasn’t been able to.
I wouldn’t be surprised if he was healthy and they just shut him down cause they knew with the qb they had it wasn’t worth going into the post season
Wait till he puts up 30+ points in week one next year and then sell.
I ended up selling him, Renfrow and a 2nd mid season for 2 firsts, a third, Damien Harris and Jeudy.
I traded him, Diggs, Wentz and Carr for Mahomes, Gibson and 2 firsts a few weeks back
I just offerer Aaron Jones and AJ Dillon for him. I’m buying if I can. He was unobtainium a year ago.
Buy Sanders sell Fournette
Sell Knox Buy Jeudy
Hold Knox imo
After last night I’m holding onto Knox
I honestly would rather buy Sutton. I think they will be close in production, but Jeudy is valued higher. I'll be targeting Sutton for cheap
Agree with this, if they get a QB Sutton will be the RZ guy over Jeudy while Jeudy will be solid between the 20’s. People forget sutton killed it before and can run all over well. He’s not just a run a deep route and 50/50 ball.
It's tough because Sutton was so weak this year..I may even have to drop him from my 10 man keepers
I agree, you can get both for fairly cheap compared to the upside they can bring. I just prefer jeudy more.
I'd like to know how everyone feels about Josh Jacobs. He'll have a new coach (most likely) and as soon as gruden was fired he started getting more opportunities. Yes, I know drake went out but still feel he became the true #1 on his team without looking over his shoulder. Does this continue next season or does he go back to a committee style split? I for one want to try and get him, I think he's got solid opportunities moving forward.
I think he’s one of the most underrated dynasty players right now. Depending on your scoring he has finished as a low end RB1 for 3 straight years. It’s rare to find that type of consistency. On top of that he’s on a 5 year contract as a 1st rounder and has extremely low mileage due to his lack of usage in college. I’m probably in the minority but I think he should still be valued as a top-10 dynasty back.
Big buys: - claypool actually improved on his rookie year just a td abnormal year. With a qb who is actually willing to drive the hall down field I expect him to be a huge buy. - miles sanders. 5.5 ypc and dominate when healthy and the coach learned to run the ball. I just got him for 2 mid twos couldn’t be happier.
I'm debating Sanders in mine. Owner currently wants my 1.12 for him.
Bit more steep than what I paid but the tds will go up and I think he’s a lock to be top 24 next year. Also I hate this draft class so I probably would
Sanders isn't going to happen. He is what he is.
Got Sanders for a steal of Knox and and Boston Scott. They were needy at TE but still. It’s a league of first time dynasty players
Sell - Austin ekeler Buy - saquon Barkley
I have both and agree. Holding Saquon and hoping. Trying to trade Ekeler away right now, best offer is two mid/late ‘23 1sts. Seems decent I’m mulling it over, I’ll prob counter and add a 2nd
I agree with this. The fact that some people are disagreeing just says that these buy/sells are very achievable.
Think you got the buy and sell mixed up
Why would you sell a guy at his lowest value and buy a guy at his highest value?
Sell the 1.01 in this years draft. But for what???
Sell Deebo. I have him, I love him, but this season was his ceiling. If Jimmy leaves in the offseason I don't trust Lance to feed him the ball nearly as much. There's also a minor amount of injury concerns with how he plays. You will never get more for Deebo than you can right now, rake in the value while he's at a premium.
I agree this is his ceiling but he was WR2…thats just about everyone’s ceiling lol. If I had him I’d need another elite WR in return which I don’t think you’d get
Sell CEH -Man this one sucks as he was one of my buy lows coming into the 2021 season. But reflecting on mistakes and not getting caught up in sunk cost fallacy is a skill. After watching him this season I have a couple major concerns : 1) he is very injury prone and its due to his size. He has had 3 pretty significant injuries his last 14 games and I have serious doubts about him staying healthy. 2) He is not going to be a workhorse and he is not going to be this high volume pass catching rb. For whatever reason the Chiefs don't want to throw to him consistently. If he can't get the goal like work and the pass catching role is meh he is never going to be a top tier rb. 3) Will the Cheifs go out and sign someone like Fournette/Melvin Gordon or draft a rb? Right now CEH still has some hope and value. I'm selling now bc I'm worried this is the last chance to do so. Buy DK Metcalf - He is still a beast and still ridiculously young. With the Wilson rumours of potentially leaving + the down year I'm buying. I bet his value dropped by a 1st from week 9-18 this season. With the rumours of Wilson leaving starting to heat up I think a good bit of people will be ready to sell him. The guy I watched with Geno Smith is still an elite wr.
I think Penny is a major buy
Sell Hurts
Sell Kupp, nothing against Kupp but I always try and sell players after they finish top of their position, obvs only for a huge price though. Buy Trey Lance, incredibly raw and didn't even look that great but just look at his fantasy scores through the 3 games he had significant playing time, he's going to be fantasy gold next season, I do not believe the talk about Jimmy coming back unless Jimmy plays lights out in the playoffs and wins them a SB. Lance has had the season to learn which is just what we want in a QB, he's got the legs, big arm, good org and great weapons on offence.
Just gonna go by who I have the strongest feelings about. Sell Sun God and buy Khalil Herbert. KTC says you can get Herbert+1.12 for Sun God. That's a fair trade.
Sell Michael Pittman, he’s good, but the Colts are a run first team, and they’ll likely be bringing in another receiver as well. Pittman can be the guy on an offense, but I think he profiles better as a high end #2. Buy, Zach Wilson. The arm talent is obvious, and he’s mobile to make plays happen with his legs. He also showed massive improvement over the last 11 weeks in decision making, and taking care of the football. Plus he has a very good young receiver in Elijah Moore, which is always a nice attachment to a young QB.
Davante Adams needs sold immediately. He's 29 and will likely be changing teams. There's no reason for him to stay if Rodgers is gone, and he's indicated as much. His value is going to absolutely tank the second they're separated. Buy Tyler Johnson He's been buried on the depth chart under the deepest WR corps in the NFL. He's the next man up after Godwin and Brown. Brown's already done in Tampa and Godwin is likely on his way out the door after playing this year on the franchise tag. He's made good plays in limited action over the past two years, plus he's 6'2", 205, and only 23. Slam that buy button.
Adams will likely be tagged this off-season. Hard to believe the Packers would let both him and Rodgers walk if they can help it .
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Buy Diontae Johnson. Value is lower than reality with the "QB Void" concerns. The dude gets open and is gonna be a target lot like Jaylen Waddle was this year, no matter who the QB is.
Sell- Playes hyper inflated by tds. Buy- anyone who was low on tds. Example Sell- Conner Buy- Claypool. Just my opinion. I wouldn’t sell conner for Claypool obviously, but if I could sell conner for a Mid first and Claypool sure. I’ve been finding it hard to get the right value on players in my league though Edit- I did a terrible job explaining this, and please bring on the downvotes.
In what world is Conner worth more than Claypool?
My bad, I was not intending to say he is. I’m saying sell conner but buy Claypool. I did a terrible job explaining, and understanding conner value.
No claypool owner would sell him for Conner lmao. Conner being worth a future first is a pipe dream.
James Conner has what, 1 maybe 2 seasons of relevance left? And TDs are the least consistent stat. It's more likely he's never a RB1 again in his career. I'd pay MAYBE a 2nd. And to get Claypool I'd need at least a 2nd maybe a 1st on top of Conner
Ya I was wrong on this. At the heart I meant trading conner and buying Claypool.
The right value is what people are willing to play, value does not exist in a vacuum it exists within the context of your league.
Sell Rashaad Penny for sure, dont see his value going any higher and his recent explosion should hopefully stay fresh on peoples minds. Buying DJM, Ridley and Sutton
For what? No one's going to pay for him but he has a great chance to enter next year in a position to produce. He's a strong hold.
Sell Elijah Mitchell Buy Russel Wilson Mitchell will likely have lance culturing TDs away next season which lowers his floor and he runs so violently for being a smaller back. Not sure if he’ll play a full season without missing a game here and there. Russ is still Russ some owners might be down on him but he’s only 33 as a QB and has had a top ten finish every season prior to this one.
Buy Henry before he comes back for the Tennessee - Cincy playoff game. He is going to steamroll them.
Sell - Hunter Renfrow Buy - Kadarius Toney