What do you think of this trade in a PPR league?

Question

Trading away Addai and Marty Booker for Terrell Owens and Steve Slaton

Answer 1

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Answer 2

What does PPR mean? Colts just lost their starting center - BADDDD sign for a RB. Dallas lost their #3 WR which means TO will see even more looks. Why is Marty Booker even part of the deal? He should be a free agent. Slaton is hit or miss but it's not like Houston has a good RB so his upside is huge. Make the deal

Answer 3

It would really depend on who else you had at RB.  If you are looking for Slaton to start for you every week, this is a bad deal.  If, however, you have a couple every-week starters on your RB roster, go for it.

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Answer 4

Hmm, you're getting the best WR (Moss is not going to repeat) and a potential star RB for the 5th best RB in the average draft and a WR that is completely worthless. On paper it looks like a great deal. HOWEVER....If you don't have 2 starting RBs left on your team I'd say don't make the deal because Slaton won't start right away. If you do, MAKE THE DEAL.

To Folgaz: "There are plenty of WRs that give you receptions". Do you know who TO is? There was only one WR with more TDs than him last year - Randy Moss. TO went before Addai in my draft for a reason - he's a beast. You must be a Colts fan.  

Answer 5

good

Answer 6

Addai and TO are studs! Booker is garbage but Slaton could have a breakout year in a muddled Houston backfield. The fact that it's a PPR league just enhances TO's value. I'd take the deal.

Answer 7

I think you picked Addai with your top five pick for a reason. There are plenty of WRs who will give you receptions. There aren't many backs who will give you 1,110 rushing yards and 12 TD's. Keep in mind, Addai has caught at least 40 passes in each of the past two seasons. Only one RB had more goal-line carries last year than Addai. Slaton could emerge as the #1 back in Houston, but that remains to be seen. Stick to your guns. Good luck!