Whereas, in a Superflex format, it’s essential to grab a good quarterback, and despite all these issues, Murray is still a top-12 quarterback.
It may be tough for Murray to improve next year, as it looks like this offense will get worse, but he’s still only 25. After a disastrous year for Murray, where he underperformed and tore his ACL, his value has shot down. This trade is centered around one of the most interesting players this offseason, Murray. Team A: Kyler Murray Team B: Late 2024 First, Late 2024 First Despite giving up a top-five dynasty running back, it’s hard to argue with the value of an outstanding dynasty quarterback, Watson, and Doubs. With everything said, I’m still leaning toward Team B’s side, even though I believe Watson’s value will drop this off-season. I would say this trade is fair because you’re dropping down a tier in the draft and losing the best player in the deal. Many would say taking Watson and Doubs in exchange for moving down one spot is the obvious answer. From a value perspective, this is a relatively fair trade. If not, I’d go with the 1.02 and these extra assets. On the contrary, there’s still an apparent tier drop from 1.01 to 1.02.Īt the same time, your roster construction plays a big part in this trade, where you’d be leaning more toward the 1.01 if you have two good quarterbacks. In a Superflex league, you’re going to be more than likely taking a quarterback at the second spot. It’s with almost 100% certainty that the 1.01 will be Bijan Robinson, but there isn’t a clear-cut answer for the 1.02. With this first trade, team B is trying to acquire the 1.01 for the 1.02, Watson, and Doubs. Team A: 1.01 Team B: 1.02, Christian Watson, Romeo Doubs All trades took place during this offseason. Format: 12 team Super-flex.
This is the same format used for every trade scenario. In the trade below, Team A is receiving the 1.01, and Team B is receiving the 1.02, Christian Watson and Romeo Doubs.
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