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by joester » Tue Oct 05, 2010 8:09 pm
Who is getting the best here? My RBs are CJ, Charles, LT, Mcfadden, Deangelo Williams, Green-Ellis, Barber. I have to start 2 at RB and usually 1 at flex. Standard scoring except it is a PPR league.
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by Scooter85 » Tue Oct 05, 2010 8:14 pm
If you can get Gore for for LT(selling high) and Charles( losing a lot of carries) go for it. You can probably get an additional bench player too if u want.
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by DemonDeacon » Tue Oct 05, 2010 8:16 pm
I think value wise the Charles/LT guy might be getting a bit more, but on the flip side i think selling LT high right now is a great strategy. But if i were you I'd do this trade. CJ + Gore on your team might just spell Super Bowl Champ. Especially in a PPR league where Gore is playing out of his mind. I'd make this trade if i were you.
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by joester » Tue Oct 05, 2010 8:38 pm
Yea I feel pretty much the same way as you guys. I feel like I could be giving away two guys who are poised for big years for an injury prone overachiever so far. Anyone else think I should do this?
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by Doughhead » Tue Oct 05, 2010 8:58 pm
Fair trade either way, but I think I'd take my chances with the Gore side. The guy is the engine of that offense and will continue to produce as long as he stays healthy. LT is off to a hot start, but there's a pretty good chance he'll wear down as the season goes on, maybe even get hurt. Charles' role is looking to be limited, and the KC offense isn't going to put many points on the board anyway. Take the best player in this deal.
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