NFL Fantasy (Should I Accept This Trade)?

Question

Should I Accept This Trade (NFL Fantasy)?

ET Extreme Chaos

·Gonzalez, Anthony WR IND

·Jennings, Greg WR GB

·Olsen, Greg TE CHI

·Peterson, Adrian RB MIN

AP #28

·Lewis, Jamal RB CLE

·Wayne, Reggie WR IND

·Witten, Jason TE DAL

i am AP#24

The players listed below the team name are the players going away from that team

My Current Team:

T Brady A QB

J Lewis A RB

R Brown A RB

Cal. Johnson A WR

N Burleson A WR

R Wayne A WR

J Witten A TE

P Dawson A K

D Chargers A DST

B Favre RS QB

S Young RS RB

M Clayton RS WR

P Crayton RS WR

O Daniels RS TE

- Also Take In Condsideration That Jennings Has a new QB

Answer 1

No, I think you should hold onto what you have.  Your RBs are good.  You have two solid starters who are injury risks but should be consistent if they stay healthy.  You don't need AP - he's just a more expensive injury risk.

Wayne and Witten both have a decent chance of being #1 at their position and should at worst be #2 or #3.  Like you say, Jennings has a new QB (probably), Gonzales is a third-stringer, and Greg Olsen is playing for the Bears offense which will not get many points for anyone this year.

Hold on to the three starters you have and forget about AP.

Answer 2

So you get AP.  

You are giving away two players in the top 5 at their positions.  You are getting back a top RB, a top 10 WR, and a sleeper WR.  

At first I was like NO WAY...but I think you have some depth that you can replace Whitten with Daniels. You will have a drop off..sure.  But it is a TE and you only start one so you can always pick another off waivers.  

Do it.  You only live once.  You would then have the top QB and maybe the top RB...according to a few.

Answer 3

dude i dont understand.......re-format it please

Answer 4

I say take it. You lose your best runner, but you get an amazing runner to make up for it! You lose Wayne, a top of the line WR. You get Greg Jennings, a great WR whose only concern is his QB, and Gonzalez, who is a super receiver and could be starting if Wayne or Harrison happen upon injury. You lose Witten, in my opinion the best tight end available. You get Olsen, a great great great TE, but he has to split time with Clark and has c**p to throw him the ball.

You're breaking about even on the WR situation, but have a slight upside there. You're trading in Jamal Lewis for Adrian Peterson, which is freakin amazing. And I think getting a worse TE is a small price to pay for this.