bigredhoo

Can you offer a draft pick for next year's draft?

Good trade for you - whoever gets the best player in a trade, wins. Hard to say if it is "fair" without knowing the other roster . . . basically, you are giving up OBJ for Barkley

I've got Graham (and just picked up Eifert)

If your other RBs are decent, may be worth the risk of having Bell available for the playoffs

Absolutely do it

He was just dropped in my league - no one has rushed to pick him up! That being said, I would keep him at least 1-2 weeks to see if Rosen makes a difference

I like Brown here - should be a shootout

No - tempting, but you would be getting a bunch of questions marks for a clear RB1

I am considering offering Davante Adams for Travis Kelce (standard, non-PPR, 10-team league). We start 2 WRs and 1 TE. My other WRs are Mike Evans, Calvin Ridley, Tyler Boyd and John Brown. Fair offer or laughed out of the building? I think I can match Adam's production with my other WRs and it would be nice to get a difference maker at the TE position. His WRs are Cooks, Sanders, Shepard and Cooper.

I agree with Footballjoe -if you give up the first overall pick, you need to get more than just move up a total of 6 or 7 spots over 2-3 rounds. I'd want to get extra picks.

Agree with the 5 you noted

7th overall (snake draft)

With the 9th overall pick (and with 12 keepers already off the board), you are probably looking at some scraps by the time you pick in the first round anyway. In this case, I think I go Rodgers and play catch-up. I just don't think you will get better value at that pick than what you already have.

Good value to get Murray at 22 - proven back with a great offensive line

With 10 teams, you need difference makers. I love Rodgers, but I wouldn't keep a QB in a 10 team, standard scoring league. CJ will be fantastic this year. I also think having 2 of the top 3 or 4 WRs will give you a big advantage.