Rest of season: Tank Dell or Zay Flowers?

[richig07]

Just got offered Zay Flowers in exchange for Tank Dell in a 12 team/0.5 PPR.

My WR's are pretty set outside of them after a recent trade. I have Keenan Allen, Stefon Diggs, Amon-Ra St. Brown, Jordan Addison, and either Dell/Flowers depending on this trade. Oh, and I added Rashee Rice because I had an extra spot after the trade I made. He was the best "stash and see" I could find. I didn't need anyone immediately.

 

[MilkSpiller22]

I hate lateral trades. But looking past that.

I like tank dell. But he is an upside play. Flowers is the safer play. But his ceiling is nowhere near dell’s.

But you say this is a stash. As neither should start for you until bye weeks.

So I think I’d rather stash dell than to stash flowers.

 

[SmokingMonkey]

I know more people that have been happy with Texans WRs over the years than any Baltimore WRs since LJax took over.

Unless you score extra points for catching the ball at/behind the LOS, give me Dell as the much higher upside stash

 

[averagejoe]

I like both.
As an Mark Andrew's owner, I know he's losing looks to Zay. Not a bad thing for Jackson to like someone in that offense. Just don't expect too many TD.

 

[TKOSpikes]

Just got offered Zay Flowers in exchange for Tank Dell in a 12 team/0.5 PPR.

My WR's are pretty set outside of them after a recent trade. I have Keenan Allen, Stefon Diggs, Amon-Ra St. Brown, Jordan Addison, and either Dell/Flowers depending on this trade. Oh, and I added Rashee Rice because I had an extra spot after the trade I made. He was the best "stash and see" I could find. I didn't need anyone immediately.

Sounds like a matchup issue for bye weeks.
That’s week 5 for Keenan, 7 for St. Brown, 13 for Diggs (Addison is also 13).

Houston
5: at Atlanta, 7: bye, 13: home to Denver

Baltimore
5: at Pittsburgh, 7: home to Detroit, 13: bye


…but odds are Dell has the higher upside, albeit, with a lower floor. Texans will be chucking a lot this year though.

 

[Chef99]

Gimme Dell for this year.

In the long run? Good question.