Who to trade for Felix Jones, David Wilson or Beanie Wells?

[annekoleka]

Based on advice from you guys, I decided not to try and make a big trade. I would like, however, to get another RB that I can "handcuff" to one of my RBs for some insurance. I am looking at Felix Jones, David Wilson or Beanie Wells. One team has both Felix Jones and Beanie Wells on his team. Here is my squad:

QB Matt Ryan, Atl
RB Arian Foster, Hou
RB DeMarco Murray, Dal
RB/WR Ahmad Bradshaw, NYG
WR Julio Jones, Atl
WR Demaryius Thomas, Den
TE Jimmy Graham, NO
D/ST Ravens D/ST
K Sebastian Janikowski, Oak

BENCH

Kevin Smith, Det RB
Titus Young, Det WR
Anquan Boldin, Bal WR
Andrew Luck, Ind QB
Randy Moss, SF WR
Greg Little, Cle WR
Ryan Williams, Ari RB

What package can I put together to land one of those guys?

[CaymanBucs]

If the other team will take him, get rid of Smith in DET. I would go after Wilson in NYG in a heart beat. If this is not a keeper league, package Luck in and pick up another QB on the wire. Williams will be the starter in ARI - if he stay healthy -.

[annekoleka]

Most draft boards have Smith much higher than Wilson. How about this package deal:

I give Greg Little and Kevin Smith, and get Beanie Wells and David Wilson in return. That gives me the entire RB core for Arizona and the Giants. I am still ok at WR with Bouldin and Young on the bench. Am I giving up too much?

[TruNinerFan]

Offer Kevin Smith for Wilson. Try to sell the fact that he is the lions starting back

[i_b_sparks]

Don't worry about Smith being rated higher than Wilson. Wilson has looked REALLY promising in the pre-season and he has taken all the 1st team snaps while Bradshaw has been injured. With Bradshaw's foot problems, It's important that you own Wilson. Target Wilson with Smith and see what happens. Keep in mind most people want to see a few games and grade what they drafted before a trade so you have to give good value to the other party.

[huyster1]

Wilson over Smith easily. Smith is a broken toe nail waiting to happen. Wilson has looked good and will get chances with a less than spectacular Bradshaw who s also injury prone.