Dynasty Trade Targets + Overvalued Players

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Players to trade for in dynasty leagues! On today’s fantasy football podcast, Andy, Mike, and Jason each pick trade targets and overvalued players to trade away. Plus, advice on finding the right trade partner in your Dynasty league. Manage your redraft, keeper, and dynasty fantasy football teams with the #1 fantasy football podcast. — Fantasy Football Podcast for May 16th, 2024.

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Summary:

Trade Strategies in Dynasty Leagues 00:00

  • Identifying the right trade partners in dynasty leagues is crucial, differentiating between contenders and rebuilders, but acknowledging some managers may misjudge their team’s status.
  • For effective trades, consider players’ values from various team perspectives, recognizing some players suit rebuilders more than contenders and vice versa.

Trade Finding Strategies in Dynasty Leagues 04:32

  • “When you, there are certain teams that players are very good for and very bad for.”

Recognizing the varying values players hold for different teams can significantly impact trade success in dynasty leagues.

  • Finding common player trade values in Dynasty Leagues can be challenging due to the varying perspectives of league managers on player worth, impacted by current team intentions and future prospects.
  • Utilizing a practical trade block regularly can be invaluable in Dynasty Leagues to gauge potential trade interests and identify players up for grabs.
  • Differentiating between players viewed as building blocks and those on the decline is crucial in assessing trade value and aligning trades with team strategies.
  • Understanding the dynamics of contending and rebuilding teams can guide trade decisions, ensuring players are acquired or traded based on their relevance to the team’s short or long-term goals.

People have diverse perspectives on individual players in Dynasty Leagues, influenced by their team’s current state and future prospects. Utilizing a trade block can help navigate the trade landscape effectively.

Dynasty Trade Strategy 08:30

  • It’s crucial to have a list of players you’re interested in trading for, rather than fixating on just one name, as targeting one player exclusively could lead to overpaying.
  • Engage in broader trade conversations to cast a wider net and avoid appearing desperate for a specific player.

Strategies for Dynasty Trades 08:30

  • Having a list of players you are interested in can widen your trading opportunities rather than fixating on a single player.
  • Conceal your interest in a particular player by incorporating them into a larger trade deal or starting negotiations slightly above their value.
  • Engaging in broader trade discussions can prevent appearing overly eager for a specific player and potentially overpaying.
  • Diversifying your trade targets and strategies can help you secure favorable deals in fantasy football.
  • Concealing your intent to target a particular player within larger trade negotiations can help in securing desired players without seeming desperate.

“Make sure you have a bunch of names and then just start getting some conversations going and that way at least the net is wider.”

Potential Overvalued Players 13:47

  • Discusses potential dynasty trade targets and tradeaway candidates.

“Make sure you have a bunch of names and then just start getting some conversations going and that way at least the net is wider.”

Making Strategic Trades 13:47

  • The hosts discuss potential trade targets for dynasty leagues, providing insight into players who may be valuable acquisitions.
  • Highlights Greg Dulcich, a tight end for the Denver Broncos, as an intriguing trade target due to his potential for increased involvement in the team’s passing game.
  • Looks at Dulcich’s situation following changes in the Broncos’ wide receiver room, hinting at a possible breakout.
  • Greg Dulcich, a tight end for the Denver Broncos, is highlighted as a trade target due to vacant targets in the team and his promising rookie performance.
  • The hosts deliberate on Dulcich’s potential to break out in his sophomore season and become a significant contributor to the Broncos’ offense.

“I’m just looking at this team and why couldn’t it be Greg Dulcich? Why couldn’t he end up being like the number two option on this team with all the guys that are there?”

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Dynasty Trade Targets: Greg Dulcich 16:37

  • Greg Dulcich, a low-cost trade target due to his current undervalued status, could potentially be acquired as a throw-in player in larger trades.

Dynasty Trade Targets – Greg Dulcich 16:37

  • Despite having faced setbacks such as injuries, Dulcich remains relevant within the team due to the lack of significant additions to the depth chart.
  • Greg Dulcich is a sleeper candidate for dynasty trades due to his current low valuation despite potential upside.
  • The strategy in dynasty leagues differs from redraft leagues, suggesting that stockpiling capable tight ends like Dulcich could be beneficial.
  • He could be acquired affordably or even as a throw-in within a larger trade due to his perceived lack of value.
  • Despite past injuries and competition, Dulcich still presents an opportunity as a tight end with the prospect of receiving targets.
  • “You’d probably just have him almost be a throw in and some other bigger trade, but he is someone that has been left for dead.”

Dynasty Trade Targets and Overvalued Players 23:48

  • Kendray Miller, a young and talented player for the Saints, is considered a good prospect for Dynasty leagues due to his skills as a running back and potential involvement in the Saints’ offense.
  • Despite being behind Alvin Kamara in the depth chart, Miller’s youth and potential make him an intriguing prospect for future fantasy success.

Dynasty Trade Targets & Overvalued Players 23:48

Kendray Miller is a promising player with potential to flourish in the Saints’ offense, making him an attractive target for Dynasty leagues.

Evaluating Trade Values: Kendre Miller and Javonte Williams 25:40

  • Kendray Miller, a young and promising NFL player, stands out due to his solid skill set and potential as a running back.
  • Miller’s attributes include his speed, ability to catch the ball, and impressive college stats such as 1400 rushing yards and 17 touchdowns in his junior year at TCU.
  • Comparing Kendray Miller to Javonte Williams in terms of trade value, there’s a discussion on whether it would be a wise trade to exchange Williams for Miller due to differing potential and current market perceptions.

Kendray Miller is a good prospect with the potential to make an impact in the NFL.

Assessing Kendre Miller‘s Value in Dynasty Trades 27:20

  • Concerns about Williams’ future role on the Broncos and his injury history raise questions about his long-term value compared to the potential upside of Kendray Miller in the Saints’ system.
  • Comparing Kendray Miller with other rookie prospects like Trey Benson and Marshawn Lloyd, his youth and potential contribute to his appeal in dynasty leagues.

Deciding between Javonte Williams and Kendray Miller in a trade involves weighing future potential and current market perceptions, considering the uncertainties surrounding Williams’ role and health.

Future Potential and Contract Outlook 28:16

  • Miller’s age, talent, and his situation with the Saints make him a valuable asset worth acquiring in dynasty leagues.

I would absolutely trade a mid-second round pick for Kendrick Miller given his talent and the improved Saints’ offensive line.

Evaluating Javonte Williams as a Trade Away Candidate 27:30

Tradeaway Candidate: Amari Cooper 31:09

  • Amari Cooper‘s value seems to be at a precarious point with his age and contract status, making it wise to consider trading him before his value potentially declines.
  • Despite Cooper’s current ability to perform as a WR2 this year, concerns linger that his value might plummet with advancing age and uncertain future prospects.

Evaluating Amari Cooper‘s Dynasty Value 31:04

  • Comparisons to other veteran wide receivers whose dynasty value dropped around the age of 30 highlight the potential risk in holding onto Cooper for too long.
  • Amari Cooper‘s future may involve joining a different team as a committee back or backup, impacting his fantasy football value negatively, especially considering the uncertainty around his situation.
  • The fear is that Cooper’s value could diminish quickly, similar to other notable receivers who saw a sharp decline in their trade value once they crossed the age threshold of 30.

“But the fear is that you are now on the edge of his value really going in the tank.”

  • The running back landscape, as outlined in the UDK Plus articles, suggests peak seasons often occur before 24, further complicating Cooper’s future outlook in dynasty leagues.

Overvalued Asset: Najee Harris 35:36

  • Najee Harris, while a talented player, might be an overvalued asset in dynasty leagues due to declining opportunities and decreasing fantasy points per game.
  • While Cooper could still be valuable this year as a WR2, concerns loom about his age (approaching 30) and contract status, hinting at a potential decline in value, akin to other receivers like Julio Jones and Devonte Adams, who saw sharp value drops as they aged.
  • Despite past solid performances, Harris’s diminishing snaps, opportunities, and fantasy points per game trend downward, raising concerns about his long-term value.

“The fear is that you are now on the edge of his value really going in the tank.”

Considerations on Trading Najee Harris in Dynasty Leagues 35:36

  • The decision by the Steelers not to pick up his fifth-year option indicates a potential lack of commitment to Harris, hinting at a future where he might not secure a lucrative contract or role that sustains fantasy production.
  • Najee Harris, a solid running back albeit showing a downward trend in snap percentages, opportunities, and fantasy points per game, is an intriguing tradeaway candidate in dynasty leagues.

“And there’s very little meat on the bone left for Najee Harris, but you could still get something valuable for him.”

Dynasty Trades: Najee Harris vs. Jalen Warren 38:20

  • Najee Harris‘s consistent top 21 finishes make him a valuable trade asset, even with potential concerns for the current season.
  • It’s advisable to assess your team’s needs; for contending teams, Najee’s contribution can be crucial while rebuilding teams might seek future prospects.
  • Jalen Warren, an undrafted player, also presents trade value due to his contract situation and potential with the Steelers.
  • Evaluating Najee’s current value involves considering his consistent performance, making him a desirable trade asset despite potential future uncertainties.
  • Quote: “Najee Harris would be a success story if he had been a third-round pick, highlighting the impact of high expectations from being a first-rounder.”
  • Despite the possibility of Jalen Warren outscoring Najee, the latter’s track record as a top performer among running backs adds to his trade appeal.

If Najee Harris had been a third round draft pick, he would be a success story. Correct.

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Evaluating Mark Andrews for Dynasty Trades 42:43

  • Mark Andrews poses an intriguing trade scenario due to his age and injury history compared to Dalton Kincaid‘s potential.
  • The decision on whether to trade Najee should be based on your team’s status—competing teams may need a substantial return, while rebuilding teams could aim for promising players like Kendra Miller.
  • Despite some uncertainties, Andrews remains effective and is positioned as a key player within the Ravens’ offensive scheme.
  • Quote: “Is Mark Andrews between 29 to 34 more valuable than Dalton Kincaid‘s career potential?”

“Najee has never finished outside the top 21 running backs, making him a valuable trade asset even with uncertainties.”

Trade Targets: Dalton Kincaid vs. Mark Andrews 45:09

  • The potential for Dalton Kincaid to surpass Mark Andrews as the top target hasn’t materialized yet, with Andrews’ proven connection with Lamar Jackson making him the preferred choice.
  • “At the very least, if they’re both close to each other, you’re getting more youth.”

Dynasty Trade Targets and Overvalued Players 45:09

  • “Yeah, then that’s an easy trade. It doesn’t bother me at all.”
  • Mark Andrews has proven his… connection with Lamar.”
  • Dalton Kincaid is yet to emerge as the clear number one target, despite the hope for his ascent.

“So even if… once they get in the red zone, Mark Andrews will be on the field.”

Dynasty Wide Receiver Evaluation: Tee Higgins 46:06

  • Mark Andrews remains valued over Kincaid due to his proven performance, notably in the red zone where he has a strong connection with Lamar.
  • T Higgins, while a solid wide receiver, falls short of being a top 15 option due to uncertainties regarding his future team situation after his current contract ends.
  • The trade-off between Kincaid and Andrews could lean towards youth if the two are close in value, making it potentially advantageous to go for Kincaid.
  • T Higgins, while a solid receiver, may not fit the top 15 dynasty wide receivers due to uncertainties surrounding his future beyond the Bengals and his past injury history.
  • Higgins has consistently posted solid numbers but has not finished in the top 15 in his career so far, leading to hesitancy in ranking him among the elite.
  • “T Higgins just lives in this world of what he could and should be.”
  • Evaluating Higgins’ performance based on past stats and injury proneness informs the cautious approach in ranking him among the elite dynasty wideouts.
  • “Top 15, no, I don’t have Michael Pittman in my top 15 wide receivers.”

“T Higgins has just lives in this world of what he could and should be and then that against what you’re actually getting.” “T Higgins has just lives in this world of what he could and should be, and that against what you’re actually getting.”

Comments

Chad Cutchall says:

Great show! Great advice!
I’m not Champ-Champ-champ like Jason but I am Champ-Champ! Working on my 3rd in a row this year!

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