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I would make that trade in a minute. Hopefully it goes through for you.

12 team league - no PPR I'm 2-1 in this league and Kelvin Benjamin is questionable. I was thinking about putting Terrele Pryor in his spot, but he hasn't done squat in the past 3 games. Meanwhile, Devin Funchess is available on waivers. Do I start Pryor and hope Washington starts including him in the passing game, again? Or should I grab Funchess? If I grab Funchess, who do I drop? The rest of my roster is: QB: Carr; RB: Bell, Crowell, Gillislee, Gore, Kelley, & Duke Johnson WR: T. Pryor, Benjamin, Crabtree, & Garcon TE: Ebron & Engram D/ST: Eagles K: Santos.

GARCON!!!!! He's Hoyer's favorite target in San Francisco, and easily their most talented. Even in games where they face a decent defense, Garcon will almost certainly see the most opportunities of anyone on that team. Amendola and Shephard both have to contend with other more talented receivers on their teams.

You have to make this trade. At any point, Allen could plummet in touches to West. Meanwhile, Cooper is still a top-notch wide-out. If Oakland gets the bugs worked out of their offense, he'll be an easy WR1.

I would do this. I think Amendola is far more streaky than Shephard. Additionally, Amendola's history of injury always bothers me.

Cousins. The Broncos defense is significantly better IMO.

What he said. Cohen's value will probably drop if Howard continues to establish himself as the top RB in Chicago like he did this past week, but for now you can get better than Fitz.

12 team league - 1/2 PPR. I've been offered Ameer Abdullah for Pierre Garcon. It's tempting as my other RB's are Jordan Howard, Lagarrette Blount, Jay Ajayi, and Matt Breida. However, I'm not a huge fan of Abdullah in PPR since he's always contending with Theo Riddick. Plus, I think Garcon is worth more since he's the #1 receiver in San Francisco. Do I take the trade or say screw it? EDIT: My other receivers include: Jermaine Kearse, OBJ, Zay Jones, DeAndre Hopkins, and J.J. Nelson.

Fair enough point, man. I can agree with what you're saying. I'm just thinking, though, that I'd look around and try to get a little more value for a player like Kelce. I think it's more than possible.

I'm with weepaws. Stafford is on fire, right now, and Ebron is a favorite target of his. If you can hang on to Fleener and Graham, I'd also grab Ebron. After that, use one of the three as trade bait since they're all solid options.

I don't think the guy is going to take it. Carr has the potential to put up some solid passing numbers in that offense. More so than Wilson, in my mind. As for Coleman vs Adams, I think I'd personally want Adams. Especially with the possibility of Jordy Nelson missing time due to injury, since that would probably mean an up-tick in receiving opportunities for Adams.

I'd send him CJ Anderson. For Mike Evans and w/ 1/2 ppr, that's worth the price.

Until Cam starts showing that he can put up the numbers we know he can, I'd stick with Stafford.

I think I would ask for more. I'm not saying that Crowell is a slouch, but I think Kelce is better than just that.

This is a custom league with PPR scoring. I can start any 5 of these guys as long as 1 of them is a wide receiver. Who do I go with: Jordan Howard vs Buccaneers Isaiah Crowell vs Ravens Theo Riddick vs Giants Kerwynn Williams vs Colts Pierre Garcon vs Seahawks Jeremy Maclin vs Browns Jordy Nelson vs Falcons Travis Kelce vs Eagles Greg Olsen vs Bills

I'll also say Watkins and White.

I joined a 12-team standard scoring league. First off, I hate Yahoo's draft system. Secondly, I'm not sure what to make of the team I drafted. I had the second over-all pick. I would appreciate any critiques, as well as ways to fix it if needed. My draft was as follows: 1:2 - Le'Veon Bell 2:11 - Terrell Pryor, Sr. 3:2 - Isaiah Crowell 4:11 - Kelvin Benjamin 5:2 - Michael Crabtree 6:11 - Mike Gillissle 7:2 - Frank Gore 8:11 - Pierre Garcon 9:2 - Rob Kelley 10:11 - Derick Carr 11:2 - Eric Ebron 12:11 - Jacquizz Rodgers 13:2 - Jaguars Defense 14:1 - Theo Riddick 15:2 - Cairo Santos I realize that I'm very heavy in RB's. A few wide receivers still available include Kendall Wright, Tavon Austin, Robert Woods, and Travis Benjamin.

I think you had a well-balanced draft. Duke Johnson is a waste of a roster space in a ten-team league in my book. Britt does nothing for me, either. Fortunately, they are so deep on your roster, they probably won't matter.

I'm also going to say "no." I don't see a clear upside to doing this trade, and my view is never to make a trade just to "make a trade." http://www.fftodayforums.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=468809

Ditto.

I like Hyde. He's the man in San Francisco, where as Abdullah ends up splitting time with Riddick. Not to mention the fact that Riddick seems to get more of the passing downs than Abdullah does.

Go with your gut and don't pull off this trade. Bell and Johnson are a push in my book as both will be competing for the title of top fantasy RB this season. Jordan Reed is nice, but I'd sooner have Kelce. He can put up just as many points as Reed, plus he doesn't have the history of concussions that Reed is constantly contending with. Alshon Jeffery COULD be a nice pick-up, but his performances last year left me uninspired and wondering just how much he wants to be on the field. To sum it up, stick with what you've got.

I would also take that deal. AJ Green is a far greater asset than Crabtree. Gore is a proven commodity as opposed to Hunt, who (despite the hype) still has to beat Spencer Ware out of his starting job

OK. So I'm trying to figure out how to approach this year's draft. I've got the third overall pick in my 12-team 1-PPR league and I don't feel like there are a ton of stand-out players who will be around when things get back to me in the second round. I already know that David Johnson and LaVeon Bell are being kept by their owners, so those guys are certainly off the table. I'm probably going to go with a WR in round 1. After that, I'm not sure how to proceed for the next couple rounds. Most mocks I've looked at have Lamar Miller as the best RB on the board at that time, but I'm not sold on him. Do I go WR, again and hope I get Mixon, Crowell or Cook when it comes back to me in the third? Suggestions? NOTE: I have Jay Ajayi as a keeper (I got him in the 10th round, last year).

I understand the appeal for Gurley since he's about the only thing the Rams have going for their offense, but I'd still go with DeMarco Murray. He had a great 2016 and will have much the same role this year. If Mariota has improved at all from last year, as well, then that will also help Murray out a lot.