lukeestes32

I have a trade that has been accepted by another player in my league. I would be trading away latavius murray, Amari cooper, T.J. Yeldon, and zach ertz for Aaron rodgers and Leveon Bell(this is a standard non ppr league). The person i am trading with has Andy dalton (currently the #1 fantasy qb) who he trusts and is satisfied with so he is willing to trade Aaron Rodgers. He has other solid running backs such as Isiah Crowell, Chris Ivory, and Melvin Gordon and would be receiving Latavius Murray who he believes in and has a high value for as i do (he is currently the 11th ranked fantasy running back in our league) and T.J. Yeldon who would be a valuable depth player and possibly a flex starter on his team in and losing Leveon bell at the running back position. On top of this, his current tight end is Owen Daniels who has had 2 or 3 receptions in 3 out of 4 games so far and would be receiving a most-likely better tight end option in Zach Ertz. As far as Amari Cooper goes, his current receivers are Alshon Jeffery, Torrey Smith, Desean Jackson, Eric Decker, Martavis Bryant, and Doug Baldwin. Amari Cooper would give him an consistent, productive starter at wr every week and someone he can constantly rely on for production. In our league, we have a rule that if a trade seems fishy (there have been problems with collusion and people selling each other players or just giving up and giving away good players for low prices in our league in the past). If anyone thinks it could be collusion, the league votes and in this case everyone voted against our trade happening claiming that it is a completely unfair trade. I can see two sides to this thought as i think the trade is fair and makes sense in the minds of both myself and the person i am trading with: 1. I am already the #1 team in our league and people do not want my team to improve at all. 2. They are dazzled by the flashy names. Leveon Bell and Aaron rodgers are undoubtedly some of the biggest names in the Nfl, and the other players in my league seem to be overreacting to the fact that I would be receiving two stars and the other team does not receive any true superstars. What they do not realize is that the players I would be trading away still have value as the recipient would be receiving two good running backs (one immediate starter) and a very good and consistent receiver as well in amari cooper as well as an upgrade at tight end. So what do you all think. Is it a fair trade in these circumstances? Or, are the other players in our league right that this is an unfair trade and potentially "collusion"? Thank you for your opinions I really need some outside opinions since i feel that this is a fair trade but everyone is against me!