Should I Make A Trade Fantasy Football Trade Help

Should I make this fantasy football trade?

Yes that is an incredible steal. Allen Robinson is a legit number 1. Davante and Moncrief are low end wr 2's. On top of that all three players are on teams fighting for playoff positioning as opposed to the Chargers who are a swiftly sinking ship. Keenan Allen is the only big target left for the Chargers but when a team is struggling like they are you shouldn't put stock in them especially with so much value at the other end.

Are these good fantasy football trades?

Hi there.Both of the trades are fair, but in my opinion...Trade #1 will make your team weaker.Trade #2 will make your team better especially as Isaac said, it's even better and more important for you to pull the trigger on that trade since Romo will be out for quite awhile if not the year.Some more details.Trade 2 first - V Jax for Brees.Even w/out the Romo injury, this is still a good trade for you. Brees would be an upgrade over Romo (even more so with Dez Bryant's injury). V Jax is your 3rd/4th best WR so you have an extra WR to move and no options at QB. Obviously you won't have as much WR depth, but you'll survive as decent WR3's are popping up now and will be for the next couple of weeks that you can pick up for your bench (you might as well drop Dez to free up a bench spot if you have no IR position. Players like Terrance Williams, Donte Moncrief, J Kearse, Brandon Coleman (although I saw he got hurt today and not sure the extent), etc.If this trade is on your team page right now, I wouldn't wait another second to Accept it. Depending on who the person is that has offered the trade, they may try to up the ante with Romo hurt that has put you in a weaker position.Trade 1 Abdullah for MaclinIf you are able to make Trade 2 above, this trade may seem slightly better since you won't have a decent WR4 and Maclin would fill that role. Then again, if you do, you won't really have a great RB3. Gio isn't a bad RB to stash on your bench in case of injury and Yeldon could be considered a RB3 right now, but he's iffy being a Jaguar. Plus RBs are not as easy to find in the first few weeks of the season and even late in the season like Wrs are so you are better off with more RB bench options than WRs if you can help it. PLUS (and this is probably much more important) - Abdullah is easily a Top 10 (if not Top 5) RB that has considerable upside. He could easily turn into a regular start given time. This will make setting your lineup each week more difficult because you already have two great RBs, but hey maybe you can then trade him for a much better WR than Maclin since I don't believe many would consider him an every week start at WR.Hope this helps.Ryan

In a non-PPR fantasy football league, should I try to trade Mike Evans for Saquan Barkley?

Yes, absolutely.If someone is stupid enough to trade you saquan Barkley for Mike Evans absolutely pull the trigger on that deal.You’re talking about taking a top 5 running back for a third tier receiver. That’s a no brainer for the Mike Evans owner.If you can get Barkley it be a steal. Mike Evans gets double team, gives good looks for Desean and Godwin. Barkley is a stud and gets lot of screens and yards. Mike Evans just for Barkley is not a fair trade. If we do a redraft, I can see Barkley top 3 pick easy, Evans 1218…Absolutely the best answer.Disclaimer: While I do enjoy playing fantasy I mostly don’t know anything about the actual sport or the teams. I go full on Money Ball just making my picks based on the stats and win from players who use their ‘gut’ fairly solidly. If you haven’t seen it already playing with something like this is pretty solid DFS Lineup Optimizer for DraftKings and FanDuel Daily Fantasy SportsThat’s not to say everyone likes it though. I mostly play with strangers for prize pools but I have a smaller league with friends mostly just for fun and they complain about my strategy because they think it takes the fun out of it.