PLEASEEEE give me some advice: Long story short.. I have the 1.02. Offered the 1.05 and an early 2026 1st for the 1.02. PPR SF Do I stay and go Tet? Or go Warren at 1.05 (TE premium). I’m so strong at WR but have aging TE My team: JD Murray Penix Bijan J Cook J Jacobs Dmont CDL Puka AJB MHJ Dj Moore Ricky P Andrews Hock Likely

His best players are Caleb Ladd McLaren Kraft Evan’s BTJ He was the 1.02 this year (now my pick) He doesn’t have many picks for this draft so I can’t see his team moving much

Still…you can only make decisions in what you know and can reasonably predict from that. While I think his team probably looks a lot more middling than bottom 3 (especially with the 1.02 added in), I’d still probably make the deal. Especially if you’re in position to take the best fit at 5 rather than be forced to get a specific guy.

Hence Puka..

that said, if you think he's there at 1.05 I would take that trade in a heartbeat

I may make this trade bc I’m in talks with another team… I’d give 1.05 and Ricky P for the 1.03 and a 2026 mid 2nd So I can turn the 1.02 into: Hampton and a 2026 1.01-1.03 and a mid 2nd

everyone focus on your spreadsheets while I just take your players

In fact, I’d go so far as to say that the “experts” are the reason you can still have an advantage in FF. I actually quit for a handful of years when I was too busy. Loved the game, but the internet had slowly made it non-competitive (at least in my eyes, having lost too many to beginner’s luck). When I came back, I started seeing trends from a different angle, and it plays especially well in dynasty. Started tearing apart all the areas that I’d mostly glazed over in the past and coming up with correlations and why they mattered and how. Start seeing all the variables, where they overlap, what they mean, and how they shift constantly. Once a person can do that, it becomes super easy to take advantage of what other people think is law.

You like Ricky that much? I drafted him mid 3rd last year

He’s still in my taxi squad, so I guess it won’t hurt to hold and see the value mid year if I want to ship him off. Hampton may be there at 5, so holding may not be a bad idea you’re right

Ricky is a guy I’m trying to get included in deals because he’s a guy everyone is “meh” about, but to me, has all the possibilities to rise in value

Goes back to the “experts” ranking him so low I drafted him before the gun shot and shoulder but I agree w his value being the lowest it should be. I’ll hold him

My main question about Ricky has more to do with the overall offense than him specifically. But I ave no doubt he’ll get opportunity this year, and that means a lot in the eyes of the other players

I appreciate you guys 💪🏼

no problem.

@nickknights one last piece of advice I’d give is to not get to wrapped up in values around TEP. It definitely vastly increases the perceived value of the position (trade value), but has relatively little impact on the actual realized value. Ultimately, while it does increase their value a little (as if high enough, can make them a viable flex play), the only real impact is that it changes the ranking of them and prefers guys who get lots of targets vs guys who score a lot of touchdowns. It also slightly widens the gap between the top 6-8 of them and the rest. But since everyone starts them, and all TEs get the bonus, the value largely washes out. So, while they’re important to not neglect, there are far better places to pay a premium (weighed against the fact that they hold their value better due to the perception of strength).

I can agree to that, I think with Hock and Andrews … the value is high with them enough to run w them. Hock should get better with the longer recovery time, I think being a PSU fan, I just fell in love w the play from Warren. Especially after Laporta Bowers

People use their emotions to make to many decisions, especially in fantasy football.

Trade up for Jeanty, and thank me every Sunday