SNEAKER TALK: You got it, brotha. You're in a unique situation where I'd literally just stay put with your roster. Good problem to have considering how well you initially drafted. What I like to do is wait for desperate managers to approach you with urgent trade offers when injuries accrue, usually tend to favor you (the patient, well-drafted manager).
parada45: I dislike inactive managers. Trade, add, and drop. You can't possibly like your individual team so much that you're against all possible moves. Otherwise why sign up for Fantasy Football? Take chances and risks. More fun that way, especially in hometown leagues with the trash talk.
MJD for Trent and Roddy is not a close offer. That manager is trying to sell you MJD very high with his holdout ended. I know I said to potentially move one of your WRs like Roddy, but not for that package. Think about it, MJD is basically a 14-week player at best. First two weeks are a wash with no value. Rust and adjusting to game speed.
HdBkNIKE: AP is an excellent RB2. Yes, I trust him to return to regular form after injury. Potential for RB1. I have him ranked sixth out of all RBs in standard formats, higher than most fantasy experts. Would handcuff him with Gerhart, Toby can be had relatively late (cheap). End of Round 2 is not a reach for me. Beginning of R3 maybe more appropriate with slightly less risk.
Yes, I see Garcon as RG3's go-to-guy. He could be like Smitty for Cam, not the same numbers or productions, but a deep-threat with the highest targets on the team slightly over Fred Davis. He's best as a WR3 or Flex, but you might be able to skate me with Garcon as a WR2.
Demaryius is a clear second option in Denver to Decker for me. I wouldn't draft Thomas before Decker in any format or league. I'm curious if Tamme steals targets from Demaryius also, given Peyton's love for utilizing the TE like Dallas Clark in Indy. Demaryius, like Garcon, can be used as a WR2. But I prefer him as a WR3 or Flex.
blackredxiiigoat: I actually like the risk you took, man. CJ2K just right at #8. Created an excellent RB pairing top of the second with AP over Stafford. Vick is an injury risk but has huge fantasy potential when healthy and on the field. Are you holding a backup QB as MV7 insurance? Receivers and TE solid, above-average. Trent as a backup RB3 is dirty. Could package him to improve at QB if Vick can't stay healthy or even your WRs, which are already good. But why not get better if you can.
That trade offer is close. I'd consider it but the deal hinges largely on how much you believe in MV7's health and Britt's potential production, or lack thereof in the 2012-2013 season. Washington and Wright are pushing Britt. I'd pass because I think you can do better in a package for Trent. He's a legit RB2, with RB1 potential if Cleveland and Shurmur really run Richardson 25-plus carries a game in the AFC North. You seem enamored with acquiring Matty Stafford though.
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