I asked this in Fantasy but only got 2 answers pls help?

Question

I am wondering if I should trade Wes Welker for Ryan Grant? I want to do it but not sure if I would kick myself in the butt after, who do you think would get me more points overall?

Answer 1

it all depend on your team  

Answer 2

You should shun all pat's players out of basic decency.

Answer 3

i would because ryan grant is just as good s wes welker and i think that wes is overrated because he plays for the pats. so i would because you could get more use out of grant.

Answer 4

h**l NO WES is the got 2 man for the patriots h**l i think hes the top 7 recievers . IF you trade him you could do better

Answer 5

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Answer 6

No, you need Wes Welker. You've got good running backs but the only WR I like is TO

Answer 7

To answer this I would need to know who your other WR's and RB's are. Ryan Grant is a good fantasy RB but if you don't have that great WR's, then I wouldn't do it. Add your roster and I'll let you know.

Ok. It looks like you have some nice WR's, but not too much depth at RB. Michael Turner will get you nice points, Ronnie Brown is a question mark since Ricky Williams has emerged, and Lendale White is inconsistent. I would do this trade if I were you.

Answer 8

You have a good line up of wideouts and running backs there.

Wes Welker will get you a lot of receptions, but probably not too many TDs.  He's more of a short yardage, possession receiver, although he does have some moves in the open field.  

Ryan Grant is probably High Risk/High Reward pick.  More defenses will be looking for him, than they were last year.  Also, no more Brett Favre to air the ball out.  With the Packers, most likely, needing to rely on the run more, it'll be interesting to see whether Grant will be able to handle the pressure.

You have a solid group of wideouts so I would take the gamble on Grant.  That's just my opinion though.