joethin Posted June 20, 2007 Share Posted June 20, 2007 I need to rebuild my RB corps and a back up QB. As you can see below not only did I have Kevin Jones but LaMont Jordan as well last year, for some miracle I made the playoffs and got eliminated in the first round. We need to trim our teams down to 30 players or less prior to our Rookie Draft. I have picks 1.07 and 2.06 & 2.07 (and other for each remaining round - 4 more). My WR corps is not getting any younger (Harrison & Moss). At 1.07 I will probably not have a shot at Peterson or Lynch - Russell or Quinn - Calvin. Please see details of the League below: 12 Team League Start QB - RB (2) - WR (3) - TE - PK - ST - DE/DT (3-4) - LB (3-4) - CB/S (3) Scoring Pass TD - 5 Pass YD - 1 for every 50 Rush/Rec TD - 6 Rush YD - 1 for every 20 Rec YD - 1 for every 15 Receptions - 1 for every 2 Fumble Recoveries (from Opponent) - 2 Forced Fumbles - 2 Interceptions Caught - 2 Tackles - 1 Assists - 1 Sacked - 2 Safeties - 2 My TEAM: Frye, Charlie CLE QB Palmer, Carson CIN QB Herron, Noah GBP RB Houston, Cedric NYJ RB Jones, Kevin DET RB Jordan, Lamont OAK RB Berrian, Bernard CHI WR Branch, Deion SEA WR Brown, Reggie PHI WR Caldwell, Reche NEP WR Harrison, Marvin IND WR Moss, Randy NEP WR Clark, Desmond CHI TE Vinatieri, Adam IND PK Brock, Raheem IND DT Gregg, Kelly BAL DT Allen, Jared KCC DE Pryce, Trevor BAL DE Barton, Eric NYJ LB Boley, Michael ATL LB Haggans, Clark PIT LB Howard, Thomas OAK LB James, Bradie DAL LB Miller, Caleb CIN LB Phillips, Shaun SDC LB Trotter, Jeremiah PHI LB Tillman, Charles CHI CB Demps, Will NYG S Huff, Michael OAK S Manuel, Marquand GBP S Schweigert, Stuart OAK S Whitner, Donte BUF S I will be cutting lose Frye & Herron. I'm thinking about trading Harrison in order to meet my needs (Fresher RB / 1st round pick, etc) Other than that do you have other ideas? Thanks for your help. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Bronco Billy Posted June 20, 2007 Share Posted June 20, 2007 I'm thinking about trading Harrison in order to meet my needs (Fresher RB / 1st round pick, etc) Other than that do you have other ideas? Thanks for your help. I think if you plan on trading away Harrison for a younger RB that you're going to cripple your WR corps. You don't have a legit #2 FF WR on your roster right now, though Branch could possibly morph into one. That said, if you don't trade away Harrison your RB corps will wreck your season. You're in a catch-22 for the coming season. That said, in a dynasty league sometimes you have to realize when it's time to cut bait & start rebuilding for a future year. I think it is that time for you. That being the case, you definitely want to get what you can for Harrison, since he won't be able to help you when your team is ready to compete again. If you could get a top 3 draft pick for him, that would be ideal since you'd pick up a potential stud starter for your team's future to go with your 7th pick. Because that's not likely since teams with top 3 picks aren't ready to compete for a championship in teh coming year, you probably ought to be looking to trade him for a younger RB and hopefully a future draft pick in the 2nd/3rd round. Look for a team that is ready to make a run at the championship but could use some WR help and has enough RB depth to surrender a player like Benson/D Williams/Norwood or one of the other projected young starting RBs, and then try to enhance your draft position either in the 2nd/3rd round this year or the 1st/2nd next year (make the argument that with Harrison that his next year's 1st rounder will be very low in the round, which has less value - which is legit). Then use that 7th pick for a high future potential WR in this year's draft, and you've got a decent start for future years. Good luck. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
rattsass Posted June 20, 2007 Share Posted June 20, 2007 This is definitely conditoin critical for the RB spot. Dealing Harrison is a no brainer, but you definitely need to be right about the guy you are trading for. This could make or break your team. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
joethin Posted June 20, 2007 Author Share Posted June 20, 2007 I think if you plan on trading away Harrison for a younger RB that you're going to cripple your WR corps. You don't have a legit #2 FF WR on your roster right now, though Branch could possibly morph into one. That said, if you don't trade away Harrison your RB corps will wreck your season. You're in a catch-22 for the coming season. That said, in a dynasty league sometimes you have to realize when it's time to cut bait & start rebuilding for a future year. I think it is that time for you. That being the case, you definitely want to get what you can for Harrison, since he won't be able to help you when your team is ready to compete again. If you could get a top 3 draft pick for him, that would be ideal since you'd pick up a potential stud starter for your team's future to go with your 7th pick. Because that's not likely since teams with top 3 picks aren't ready to compete for a championship in teh coming year, you probably ought to be looking to trade him for a younger RB and hopefully a future draft pick in the 2nd/3rd round. Look for a team that is ready to make a run at the championship but could use some WR help and has enough RB depth to surrender a player like Benson/D Williams/Norwood or one of the other projected young starting RBs, and then try to enhance your draft position either in the 2nd/3rd round this year or the 1st/2nd next year (make the argument that with Harrison that his next year's 1st rounder will be very low in the round, which has less value - which is legit). Then use that 7th pick for a high future potential WR in this year's draft, and you've got a decent start for future years. Good luck. Nicely articulated man, thank you Benson & Norwood are really good options... time to go to work Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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