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Postby Free Bagel » Mon Sep 08, 2003 10:18 am

Well, alot of FF owners can get down on their players when they don't produce, and are more willing to give them up for less than they would have the week before.

So, who's week 1's best target to trade for?

My first inclination is David Boston, as he was already deemed risky and SD didn't seem to look his way much.

Other notibles include Barlow (Hearst got both of the TD's), and Canidate (got fewer carries than Betts). Also possibly Warner/Faulk as the Rams don't look like the "rams of old," as was predicted.

Thoughts?
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Postby Clevelander » Mon Sep 08, 2003 10:22 am

my opinion is that its too early to trade unless you have an owner that doesnt pay attention and is itchy...there was however an emergance of some players that should be available on the free agent lists...
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Postby Transmogrifier » Mon Sep 08, 2003 10:29 am

clevelander wrote:my opinion is that its too early to trade


That's crazy talk. If you can find an owner that's real down on some of the guys who had substandard weeks, you fleece them. Favre is one; Dillon is another; Brady, LT, etc. If you can get them for a lower-than-usual value, do it.
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Postby jeru » Mon Sep 08, 2003 11:02 am

Well, some targets on my team that I know did awful and you could probably get discounted are Manning and Favre, both scored next to no points and Harrison looked like an average WR. I did personally trade Manning and Favre away last night, but only because yesterday showed me the perils of having a QB/WR combo in your lineup, even if it is the best combo.
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Postby Challie » Mon Sep 08, 2003 11:06 am

Dillon would be a great guy to go after. Curtin Martin could be dealt for far less than he's worth.

Tom Brady's value won't get lower than it is right now - try making an offer if you want another QB.
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Postby LBJackal » Mon Sep 08, 2003 11:42 am

I agree with Challie, go after C-Mart. His value is down and in my opinion not deservedly. He will get 2 to 3 times as many carries as LaMont Jordan, and should get decent TD totals.

Also, the Manning/Harrison connection would be nice to get (one of the two anyways), since that offense should be one of the best in the NFL, if not the best. Manning will smarten up, and when he does, Marvin's value will go up simultaneously.
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Postby Free Bagel » Mon Sep 08, 2003 1:58 pm

Yeah, I have harrison so I may go after manning. Think people will be down on faulk, and would boston be worth going after?
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Postby Challie » Mon Sep 08, 2003 2:10 pm

Boston is well worth getting and it's something you could probably pull off. That's why I like C. Martin too.

From my experience, people aren't going to get impulsive and dump 1st round guys - so while it would be great to get guys like Faulk, Harrison, etc. it hardly seems worth mentioning since you'd have to be dealing with some real impulsive idiot and/or rookies to get someone just to give you Faulk without a serious exchange of quality player(s).
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Postby Free Bagel » Mon Sep 08, 2003 3:39 pm

I went ahead and gave a big one a shot. Proposed Harrison and hambrick for faulk and price.

I'd get faulk and price, think that's too much to give up?

I doubt he'll take it anyhow, the people in my league are stingy as hell when it comes to trading anything they drafted before the 10th round.
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Postby fantasy fanatic » Mon Sep 08, 2003 3:55 pm

One of the guys in my league has Favre AND Brady...poor guy...they both had negative numbers....
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