Deadwood

Those are their expected salaries this year based on our league settings in an auction $ value generator.

I think that's a great team for a 16-teamer. Love Sutton and Jones this year.

Elboberto on Reddit provides an awesome free auction spreadsheet. However, you cannot input old data. I'm not sure if that exists.

This was offered to me and my instant reaction was to accept, but had some pause with the salaries involved. Just comparing estimated auction values says it's fairly even, but Josh Allen is a cheat code in SuperFlex. However, Lance could be great and Lenny/Mike Dub are so cheap. $300 team salaries Get Josh Allen @ $53/year x 3 (proj. auction price of $112 in 2022) Give Trey Lance @ $30/year x 3 (proj. auction price of $75 in 2022) Leonard Fournette @ $9/year x 2 (proj. auction price of $35 in 2022) Mike Williams @ $11/year x 2 (proj. auction price of $29 in 2022)

I would choose Darkwa as well. Drake probably has the better pedigree and higher upside, but Darkwa has a great schedule ahead of him and has already shown he can put up big games. Drake has to show me something first.

I would not bet against Brees.

League is a 12-teamer with ESPN scoring. Non-PPR. Would you do this? give J Langford ($15 next year if kept) get D Williams (expiring next year, I have Bell) Trading Langford is tough with his sweet schedule and upside, but Williams would ensure (knock on wood) I have upper-tier value at one of my RB slots all year with Bell also on my team. My mind changes by the hour; what would you do?

I think it's a bad time to trade Cobb. While he could struggle all year, his value is at his lowest right now and you probably won't get what you want. History says he'll bounce back, and the chances are better now that Adams is in the picture to take away some defensive attention.

Bradshaw is averaging 2.5 carries and 1 target / game in the last two contests.

I'd definitely go Gore. The Packers' D is no slouch and Anderson is still getting 10-15 touches per game.

Martin is a man possessed this season. Not sure I'd give him up for either of those guys. I think Hillman for Clay is fair; that's where I'd start.

Team is in the signature. Non-PPR standard ESPN cats. My RBs are pretty thin. How do you like this deal? There's some risk on both sides. Give: S Smith and his fractured back (ice up, son) Get: C Hyde and his tough schedule + foot issue Pull the trigger or stand pat?

Eli is the clear choice here, then I'd probably lean towards Tannehill over Cutler due to his strong finish last year and better receiving corps.

'Likely'. https://twitter.com/RapSheet/status/655783679298523136

I'd hold pat, especially since Jeffery is a big question mark with his hammy injury. Forsett should get tons of touches and looks with Smith out.