Who Won This Trade - Standard, Dynasty

[Lamarvelous]

If we're being honest here, I'm considering (and was at the time of the trade) to make an offer for the 1 or 2 this year and was gonna use 1.15 an my other pick at 1.9 to do it. I might have to add something to that to get it, but I'm desperate for RB help and would love to get Jonathan Taylor.

 

[Shanemansj13]

Actually pretty from what I think they can do this year but the 1st is the obvious difference. Even if the 1st isn't as valuable as it is in most drafts still a winner.

Juju might be a beast with a declining Big Ben but the only season he proved himself was opposite of Antonio Brown...one of the best WR's in the last decade. He hasn't proved shit imo.

Robinson had a 1,400 yard and 14 TD season and 800 yards and 6 TD's in back to back seasons with Fucking Blake Bortles.
Then 800 and 1,100 in back to back with Fucking Mitch Trubisky.

Robinson is way more proven but like I said, it doesn't mean he will be better. Still, Robinson and a 1st is a win for me overall.

 

[SmokingMonkey]

If we're being honest here, I'm considering (and was at the time of the trade) to make an offer for the 1 or 2 this year and was gonna use 1.15 an my other pick at 1.9 to do it.

i wouldn't add a whole lot, but agree that I doubt someone moves from 1.2 or 1.1 for 1.9 + 1.15 picks, even in a deep class year

 

[TREFF]

i wouldn't add a whole lot, but agree that I doubt someone moves from 1.2 or 1.1 for 1.9 + 1.15 picks, even in a deep class year

Agreed, having had the #2, I wouldn't have accepted that offer. Having had the #5, I wouldn't have accepted that offer. After about #7 or maybe #8, the value just ain't there. 2 second tier WR's, or one second tier WR and AJ Dillon or a QB, just aren't equal to Taylor, or the perceived value of CEH