The other owner needs WR. He has suggested offering Leonard Fournette (I own RoJo.) for Michael Gallup. (This is the same owner who traded me Gallup for Sterling Shepard last Nov.) Then he suggested CEH.
more than 1 backfield at that..
Just to be clear, the owner isn't offering either CEH or Fourny for Gallup. He is willing to part with both RB (or either) but he probably realizes that CEH will bring in a better quality WR than Fourny will (since he already suggested Gallup).
Really depends on your roster. Generally I lean to the RB side of a trade, but in this case IDK. Second year in a row Fournette signed a cheap one year deal and he 26 now, don't know that I like his outlook as a free agent next season at 27 since he is once again on a RBBC. Gallup been solid and I don't see any concerns for his future at this point. I'd stick with Gallup unless I had a pressing need at RB.
To be honest, my interest is only mild. I have "cut" issues and a 2-for-1 deal would make it tougher. But i am not sold on Gallup and as you can see, my weakness is RB.
IDK if I'd say your weak at RB with Henry and Robinson starting, but yeah more depth would be good and your sitting nicely at WR.
I'm not Milk but I'm going to reply any how. Just remember Dak missed most of last season and they had back up Andy Dalton starting. I got think Dak returning is a positive for Gallup.
I thought so too. In 2019, Gallup was just 80 yards behind Cooper as the WR2. But in 2020, Lamb bested Gallup. And like I said in my other post, if the Boys add the rookie Pitts (and let's face it, Jerry gets what he wants), that's another mouth to feed for a team that averages 618 pass attempts (last 2 seasons).
However Pitt brings some positives also as he is one more player the d has to worry about. If the Cowboys draft him ( I don't think they will) think he'll effect Zeke as he'll be a tempting red zone target down near the goal line.
