What the hell happened to engram this week? I thought I was gonna get a big zero from him but he finally made a catch
Trevor Lawrence happened
I wonder if Engram's targets will increase with Kirk lost for the season.The TD at the end was all Engram, great catch
YesI wonder if Engram's targets will increase with Kirk lost for the season.
I wonder if Engram's targets will increase with Kirk lost for the season.
Is Washington defense a good d to play this week against the Giants?
Should I drop tua for either Russell Wilson or Justin Herbert
Browns placed LB Jeremiah Owusu-Koramoah (neck) on injured reserve.
Owusu-Koramoah suffered a neck injury in Week 8 while attempting to tackle Ravens running back Derrick Henry.
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If this is a seasonal league, any trade should be based on who else you've got rostered. Let's say the guy has D. Henry, Barkley. Gibbs and K. Williams, strong at WR, but weak at TE - does he really need Hall ? Or maybe he just likes those guys better. Yes, it's a stretch to imagine - but I've seen stranger things. That aside, think I'd at least ask if that's what he really meant before accepting - I've run into a few that were real and some that weren't - no harm in asking if it's a 'friendly league'.Just a general fantasy ethics discussion I wanted to see some people's thoughts on, no reason just curious where people's heads are at.
Today I got a completely unbalanced trade offer where a guy was gonna send me Terry McLaurin/Breece Hall for Josh Downs/Evan Engram. I got the alert and before I could press "accept", he had already cancelled. Clearly he made a mistake. Like we're talking the deal was offered and within 30 seconds cancelled. But what if I hit accept in time? Would that be wrong to take advantage of a mistake like that? I only play in a couple of leagues, this year just two, one with friends and another with randos and the deal came from the rando league. I don't think I would have hit accept in the friend league because I know these people and I suppose I'd feel some type of way. I guess I could gloat at their stupidity, but I'm not that kind of guy. I probably wouldn't feel as bad about it against a rando but the more I think about it, I probably would have tried to send him some other players in a separate deal to make it more fair or something.
So no judgement either way, what would yall do in that scenario? Take the deal, their mistake their loss. Not take the deal, try to work out something more fair.