Value of Julio Jones

[depraved]

I ended up keeping Julio, because as mentioned his value is way too high. I also was able to keep Edelman for the bye weeks of Wayne, Jones and Thomas. I ended up trading for Bradshaw since he's my only shot at a teams #1 for something that I essentially got for free. Hartline was a waiver wire pickup for me, I think most forgot about him. And whoever said Bradshaw starting for me is better than hartline rotting on my bench would be correct. I may have been able to get more, but at this point I am just happy to have a decent running back who should be able to get me a decent haul at 7-10 pts a week, and with my receivers it should make up the difference of not having that elite back.

Thanks again for all the help it was really insightful and helped me not do anything too stupid and keep my depth at WR in tact! Thanks again guys.

 

[tlance]

I'm in a 12-team PPR league. I have D. Bryant, D. Thomas (keeper), M. Colston and P. Garcon at WR. I have R. Bush at RB followed by a bunch of crap. In this league, I am able to start only 1 RB and 3 WR, but I'm still very concerned about a Bush injury.

Offered Colston (and Mark Ingram) to an owner for MJD (and James Jones). This owner happens to be deep at RB (also has Rice, Lacy, J. Bell and Pierce) while being WR challenged (he's starting Bowe and Andre Roberts this week).

I think the trade is a win-win for both. Thoughts?

I think this trade would be an absolute fleecing for you. MJD is the best player in the deal hands down, and Jones is not that far behind Colston despite the poor week 1 showing. If the other guy accepts, he is selling low on 2 good players. Ingram could be on waivers in a couple weeks if he keeps going like he is.