All three are great options. If I have to throw one back, it's Cam. I think QB is deep and it's easier to replace the QB production than a bellcow RB production.
I would keep Cam Newton. I think his upside is greater and a top 5 QB is now very valuable. Also you only have to give up a 11th round pick compared to a 7th which is bonus.
Not sure what the depth of players in your league is, so I'm not sure what kind of mid-round QB you'll have available, but I'd lean towards Lynch because I think the value of the pick-for-player is just too high.
11stever11 wrote:I would keep Cam Newton. I think his upside is greater and a top 5 QB is now very valuable. Also you only have to give up a 11th round pick compared to a 7th which is bonus.
Agreed. That is great value for Newton, and you need a elite QB these days.
I would keep Gronk and Cam. the value is just too good to pass up. Lynch makes me nervous this year. He had a heavy workload last year and he got paid. I am afraid he might drop like Shaun Alexander and CJ1K, something just seems to happen to RB's once they get paid.
TruNinerFan wrote:I would keep Gronk and Cam. the value is just too good to pass up. Lynch makes me nervous this year. He had a heavy workload last year and he got paid. I am afraid he might drop like Shaun Alexander and CJ1K, something just seems to happen to RB's once they get paid.
This is what I think as well. Haha thanks for reading my mind so I didnt have to type it lol
I'm gonna have to disagree, I think I'd keep Gronk and Lynch. Lynch does have a chance to bust, but probably not anymore than Cam has of hitting a bit of a sophomore slump. Obviously Cam's original draft position is a factor here but the RB position is just so thin I think it's necessary to lock down a RB that's consistently getting a lot of carries.
If you know your draft spot and have a chance to get Lynch, or a like RB in round 1, I'd keep Cam. Otherwise I think you have to hold onto the RB that doesn't share carries.