that is a one sided trade, but the season hasn't even started yet
is it collusion? does this give one team an unfair advantage?
maybe the guy trading for Brady thinks he's going to have a sensational year or maybe he thinks he's selling Graham high
it does seem whacked out, doesn't mean somebody is cheating (are they friends?)
is it collusion? does this give one team an unfair advantage?
maybe the guy trading for Brady thinks he's going to have a sensational year or maybe he thinks he's selling Graham high
it does seem whacked out, doesn't mean somebody is cheating (are they friends?)
There are lots of factors that we don't know. What is the scoring system? Do QB's get 6 points per TD or less? Is it PPR, because both Graham and Rice's value go up in that format. Etc, Etc.
I would rank them McFadden, Johnson, Mathews (seems to always get hurt). I think McFadden will be the #1 scoring RB in most formats this year, barring an injury (which seems to happen to him a lot too)
I would rank them McFadden, Johnson, Mathews (seems to always get hurt). I think McFadden will be the #1 scoring RB in most formats this year, barring an injury (which seems to happen to him a lot too)
This is the answer.
Just because one player's decision is poor enough to make that trade because he wants a particular player so badly doesn't necessarily mean it should be voided.
It is too one sided. I would allow Ray Rice for Tom Brady straight up. In some leagues all 3 players have been drafted in the first round. If the guy trading for Brady is just a homer and wants him at all costs just so he can enjoy his fantasy season tell him to go back and try to balance out that trade and then you will allow it.
