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For me in a 1.5 PPReception league it was Steven Jackson in 2006.

I never commented on the trade when it happened, this is first time I said anything.

I feel your pain.

It was a joke from 16 years ago.

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2004, The Whizzinator LOL.

Good point, may have to bump this before every Packers/Bears game.

Could he be a returner too?

Can they keep doing trades like this? Everyone makes mistakes at times, but to move up one spot? They must have thought he was a stud. The Bears traded to go up up one spot to draft Mitchell Trubisky when they could have taken Deshaun Watson or Patrick Mahomes. They gave up 3 picks to do it. Alvin Kamara RB for the Saints Tedric Thompson Safety for the Seahawks Fred Warner LB with San Francisco Bears trade up for TrubiskyThe Bears traded up one spot in the first round to choose quarterback Mitchell Trubisky at No. 2, sending selections in the first (No. 3), third (No. 67) and fourth (No. 111) rounds as well as a 2018 third-round pick (No. 70).

3-6 and in 1st place.

I don't know about a player program. I use ADP to judge player value. I have seen a program comparing value of trading picks, but not players.

INDIANAPOLIS -- Tarik Glenn, a three-time Pro Bowl tackle for the Indianapolis Colts, announced Tuesday he will retire from the NFL. The 31-year-old Glenn, a first-round draft pick out of California in 1997, started 154 regular-season games during his 10-year career. A steady blocker on the left side of the offensive line, he was a main reason quarterback Peyton Manning was sacked just 15 times last season. The 6-foot-5, 332-pound Glenn was second to 11-year veteran receiver Marvin Harrison in years of service with the Colts. He reportedly had hinted to teammates he was considering retirement after the Colts' Super Bowl win over Chicago, and Indianapolis took Tony Ugoh, a three-year starter at Arkansas, in the second round of the NFL draft in April. Others seen as possible replacements for Glenn include veteran Ryan Diem, in a switch from right tackle, and Charlie Johnson, a rookie last year who started the second half of the Super Bowl after Diem was injured. Copyright 2007 by The Associated Press

Defenses 4-3 CIN, HOU, JAX, TEN, DEN, NYG, OAK, PHI, WAS, GB, SEA. KC, ATL, NO, CAR 4-3/Tampa-2 BUF, IND, CHI, DET, TAM, MIN 3-4 NE, NYJ, CLE, SD, PIT (transitioning to some Cover-2), DAL, SF (likely), MIA 46 BAL Transitioning PIT, ARI

Not really a surprise. If he is on PUP when the season starts it will be a concern.

I still say the NFL should have full time refs that view film and review much the way the players do.