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After somewhat subdued and sluggish periods in recent years, 2024 erupted with a wave of significant moves. As is the case, there are many winners and losers, and I’m here to detail some of the most notable impacts.
Everyone knows the principle, so I probably won’t bore you with more comments. Below are some of the NFL’s offseason trades and how I react to each of them. If you have any questions about an unlisted player, please send me a comment below. “You know I’ll get back to you!”
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For one, the 27-year-old will have more tactile festival than ever in New York. On the other hand, its quality touches also deserve to be superior. It’s conceivable that Barkley and Jalen Hurts would dampen everyone’s enthusiasm. production here, but I still believe he’s going to push himself for a year of his career.
What I’m doing: Espera. Se you find close to 1. 06 in recruits’ salary, I’ll earn if I can get it closer to 1. 08, enough to keep you away from current managers.
Jacobs never took a premium on the price of his dynasty. His signing, and the upcoming release of Aaron Jones via the Packers, is a win-win for everyone involved. He will be the undisputed focal point in the backfield and will have no challenge counting. in a RB1 season in his 26-year season.
What I do: Buy! Jacobs’ current price tag is 1. 09 in rookie rank pay in 2024, and he’s at his best. I’ll be happy to move up to the most sensible spot in this draft for a running back with several years left and a three-man profile. .
As unlikely as any occasion in the sluggish 2024 firm period, Moss appears to be the Bengals’ new starter. Chase Brown would possibly fail in this move, but the two would most likely form a committee with Moss as the platoon leader.
What I do: Wait. Even with a 2024 newbie variety price of 3. 08, I can’t get excited about an acquisition; Or, if it’s already on your list, your return price is rarely enough for a trade. That said, Moss was a revelation when he replaced the injured Jonathan Taylor, and there’s enough intrigue here to stick around. my interest.
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Brown’s price tag hasn’t particularly changed since he signed with Kansas City; Take advantage of this market indifference. With a rookie pick price of 3. 02 in 2024 combined with the Patrick Mahomes effect, it’s arguably a top-tier “buy. “
What I do: Acheter. I’ve never been a big fan of Brown, however, he caught my eye in his senior year (2021) in Baltimore before joining the Cardinals. The quality of the quarterback is a determining factor in the production of receivers and now he is in the attic.
Mooney moves up the board thanks to a mix of offense and the presence of Kirk Cousins, a quarterback who will be able to use his talent. The Falcons have quietly had a great offseason and Mooney is the best user to work on the cross-country patterns or take over the secondary.
What I do: Acheter. No should be hard to get Mooney given his rookie variety price at the end of the third year of 2024. Although I don’t expect a great year, he will have the role and the offense. for a possible bull campaign.
The 36-year veteran leaves tried-and-true production in the rearview mirror for a bigger contract and plenty of unproven perks among the surrounding talent. There’s a point of excitement in what Atlanta is doing and it seems to be on the right track. However, there’s little chance Cousins will be able to maintain his price in 2023 without Justin Jefferson.
What I do: While your score falls in dynasty formats, I still have to earn it if the value is right. He’s currently ranked as a mid-third-round rookie guy in 2024 in single QB formats and around 1. 09 in SuperFlex. . He still has the merit of QB1.
Perhaps the most shocking progression has been the lack of suitors for Fields. In the end, you are in a positive situation and it will most likely be an even-odds bet to see the weather below half until week 8.
What I do: Fields still has a second-round starting price in unique QB formats given the 2024 rookie variety trade-off. It’s too high! Interestingly, this number is only slightly higher in SuperFlex, much more intriguing. I’d make an acquisition only at SuperFlex at the current price, but I’m not going to kick down doors to make a deal.
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Runners celebrating their 30th birthday only pass in one direction: downwards. That said, Henry’s signing with Baltimore may not be a greater fit for everyone involved. All indications suggest that the plus-size runner has several productive years left. And I’m not opposed to him in this situation.
What I do: buy if I’m competitive. With a rookie pick price tag at the start of the 2024 second round, Henry is an interesting addition for competitive dynasty teams and an excellent sell for rebuilding teams. There’s something for everyone.
The game of runners on the rise in 2023 could not materialize after the departure of Ezekiel Elliott, and the leaders of the dynasty are promoting hand in hand. I don’t blame them. Priced close to 1. 11 in the 2024 rookie salary, Pollard is adjusting to a new range.
What I’m doing: Wait. The real effect of the Pollard signing is roughly rookie running back Tyjae Spears in 2023. Pollard still has a clever edge to production and can be an intriguing acquisition, though I’d rather pay a second. -Round refund instead.
This one hurts. Spears had the runway, setup, and production profile to be a great student in 2024. Instead, it’s the newest poster that explains why the dynasty’s managers can’t raise a bounty to the maximum number of runners. Pollard’s arrival marks the beginning of a year of using the committee, slashing the price of all Tennessee guards.
What I’m doing: Wait. I was hoping Spears would become the front-runner in 2024. Now, his 2. 01 return cost for rookie pick in 2024 has too much premium associated with an acquisition. I would possibly even promote on that. The value is based on the conditions selected by the 2024 rookie runners.
Robinson has usually played the initial role in the NFL, but the acquisition of Austin Ekeler through the Commanders marked the beginning of the creation of an unchallenged committee.
What I’m doing: Vendre. Au during his 25-year season and with a rookie variety price of 2. 03, I’d leave Robinson and reload with one of the 2024 rookie running backs. I don’t need my list will be filled with too many “potential” veteran running backs.
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That giant sucking sound is Johnson’s price after the Bears signed D’Andre Swift. Even at only 23 years old and with a positive profile in the NFL, I think there would possibly be prospects here for the patient managers of the dynasty.
What I do: shop. With a newbie variety price of 2. 10 for 2024, there’s enough price on Johnson to put you in a position to check out the ad market. Most of the more sensible newbies will have dropped out of the box by then and if I can cash in on a disappointed Johnson manager, I’m in a position to win at his current price.
He had high hopes for Ridley in 2023 and while he has had a satisfying season, he has been very inconsistent. Now in Tennessee, he’ll struggle to mirror his 2023 production.
What I do: It’s an in-depth-based acquisition goal for competing teams only. Possessing a rookie pick price of 1. 11, I find it difficult to get it at that price. There are benefits here, but the siren song of a variety of recruits in this deep elegance makes it more likely that Ridley will be acquired as part of a player swap trade.
What we don’t know is how the Bears plan to use Swift. He showed that he can stay healthy in 2023 and that he was a dynamic force with the ball in his hands. He thinks he’ll see a lot of receptions and it’s completely conceivable to match or surpass his 229 runs with Philadelphia last season.
What I do: Tenir. Il poses a huge threat to the role given his rookie pick price of 1. 10 in 2024. It comes with a pretty hefty price tag, but buying or promoting it before you know how it will be used is too risky a gamble.
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder when it comes to Edwards, like Moss above. In fact, you can paste my Zack Moss story and apply it to Edwards.
What I’m doing: Aguantar. Me it’s hard to believe that the Chargers are going to include another veteran on the draft list. As it stands, Edwards seems to be in line for a heavy workload, and that may leave him in RB3 territory if that happens.
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He would have been better than Davis in Jacksonville if the team had been able to keep Calvin Ridley. As things stand, Davis will compete with Christian Kirk for WR1 goals and while I’m on his experience at the still young age of 25. (April 1), I’m not so sure about his ability to be a consistent producer.
What I do: If I can get Davis for a rookie variety in the middle or third round beaten, I’m everywhere. But anything that has a premium and I’d rather let another manager describe their threat. profile. I’ve enjoyed the Davis ceiling, but I’m not sure this stage replacement is the answer.
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