I was offered Marques Colston for Frank Gore. Should I take?

Question

This is the rest of my squad

Mcnabb, Schaub,

Ward, Welker,curry

Mcgahee, willie parker, Frank Gore, Fargas

Scheffler, Donald lee

Rackers

I can start 1 QB

1 RB

2WR

1TE

2 flex positions

1 pt per reception, 1 pt for every 20 yrds rec/running, 6 pts per TD

Answer 1

1 point for every 20 yards rushing revieving  for me it is 1 for every 10

and on the trade dont do it

Answer 2

do NOT offer the Gore/Ward for T.O./Lynch deal. if he has a brain he will take offense, mock you in front of the league and call you dirty words for thinking he's an idiot.

i must first say that i'm not a Gore guy (Frank, or Al for that matter). but he does figure to catch some passes this year in Martz's system. and i am high on Colston this year. so i would after Colston if he's willing to deal him. go ahead and offer Gore & Ward, and try to get Colston and a middle-of-the-road RB. i don't know who else he has, but maybe Edge James, Michael Turner, Thomas Jones, or Earnest Graham-ish. the tough thing is you know you're going to miss McGahee for a game or 2 to start the season. but you can get by with Willie Parker and your new addition for a couple weeks. Colston & Welker should help make up for the RB weakness.

the last thing i'll say is get rid of Donald Lee. he is a waste of a roster spot. you only start 1 TE and you won't use Lee as a flex. in fact, by the time Denver has a bye (Week 8), there's a good chance you won't want to use Lee anyway. you're only listing 12 players and no defense. if you have an extra defense, dump one of those too. you shouldn't be that thin at WR.

Answer 3

take it

Answer 4

No, Gore is way more valuable.

Answer 5

i would do it..your weak on wide recivers.. maybe try getting a running back of his bench also?

Answer 6

I am guessing you took Gore first.  I would want to get more out of my first round pick than Coleston.  Sure, you need a WR...but Coleston is a top 10 WR but would you rather have the #7 RB or #7 WR.  RBs are where the points are.