Dynasty trade (TD heavy league)..

[TruNinerFan]

I give: R. Bush, my 2010 1st round rookie pick and 2011 first round rookie pick
I get: M. Barber

On a side note, I have 3 first round picks in 2010 and 2 first round picks in 2011

We start 1 Qb, 2 RB, 2 WR, 1 flex(WR/RB/TE), 1 TE, 1 K, 1 D

scoring : 6pt all TD, 1 pt every 25 yards rush/rec, NO PPR

My current roster:
QB- Romo, M. Ryan, S. Hill, Rosenfels

RB- M. Lynch, R. Bush , Mendenhall, S. Green, L. Betts, Chester Taylor, Fred Jackson, T. Choice, G. Coffee

WR- Calvin Johnson, Roddy White, S. Moss, S.Rice, J. Morgan, Heyward-Bey

TE- G. Olsen
K- Folk

D-Giants

What do you think? I am hurting at Rb, and I think MB3 is huge upgrade over Bush in a Non PPR format. But are the picks too much??

[ousooner_85]

Have you offered Bush and just 1st Rounder in 2010?



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[spider321]

Dynasty league = Be patient

Between 3 1st round picks in 2010 & 2 in 2011 you should be able to load up on talent.

It's a bad idea to mortgage your team's future for a couple of wins now.

No way would I do this trade.

[TruNinerFan]

I appreciate the feedback. But, I am very tempted by this trade. For one this is a big money league and I don't feel like I have a chance in this league with my RB's. I think that M. Barber could score 12-15 Td's this year and Bush will be lucky to have 6. I acquired draft picks to use as trade bait. If I do make this trade, I still have 2 first round picks and I am picking up a top 10 back in this format. Am I the only one that sees the upside of this deal?

[spider321]

You are giving up too much.

Maybe if you trade your 3rd 2010 1st round pick and your 2nd 2011 1st round pick it would be worth it.

[Indibuck]

My biggest question would be: which of the '10 and '11 picks do you have to give up? The earliest? The latest?

Barber is a TD machine, and I agree that he can finish top-10 in your format, even with a reduced workload from Jones and Choice.

But if I have to give up my earliest 1st round picks, I might pass on the deal. You have Fred Jackson who can start for you for a few games, and you have some high-upside backups that could prove to be start-able for you, namely Mendy and Greene if they win the short-yardage job for their teams. 2 early first round picks is a pretty high price to pay if you don't need to.


If I get to give up the latest picks, then this is a pretty easy yes deal.

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[titans_cafe]

I like the deal if you could remove one of the first round picks.

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[bungle613]

While Bush is not who you want in a TD heavy league you are overpaying for Barber. Barber has had 16, 12 and then 9 TD's over the last 3 years. I don't like the direction he is going in.

Someone else mentioned it but what picks would these be? IF you can be fairly certain they are 1.08 to 1.12 then yes, I would probably do the deal. If you are potentially giving up 1 or 2 top 6 picks, pass on the deal.

[mattUTD20]

I also think you are drastically overpaying for Barber.

[lugmetric]

these are rookie picks we're talking about here, and they can be busts as often as they're hits. to me, bush has about zero value in a non-PPR TD-heavy league, while MB3 is a certifiable TD stud. he lost a lot of production due to injury last year, and i think he'll get back to double digit TDs this year.

the rest of your RB group is in bad shape, at least now (frank gore, willie parker, clinton portis, and AP injuries aside) and MB3 would give you an every-week starter next to lynch when he comes back.

i'd do it.