should I trade Payton Manning and Terrell Owens for Donovan McNabb, Reggie Williams, and Joe Horn?
967799
Hmm...good question.\nIMO (in my opinion), McNabb is currently at his peak value and it can only go done from here.  While Manning is a pure stud, year after year.  I would be apprehensive to trade him away.  And TO is starting to come on...while Horn is getting old/washed up and losing looks.\n\nPlus, always be leary of a trade where you give two and get three in return.  That means at least one of the guys you are giving away is better than what you are getting.  And in fantasy, you can only start so many guys...so two average guys do not equal one good one.\n\nTo summarize, I say NO.
715759
I would accept. Eli plays every game after this and the giants are red hot. I dont think u need brees a whole lot. Your Rb's stink u need help there.
763214
From what you are saying, you would be downgrading. Bears D is good, better than the eagles. Alexander is better than portis, Yes, but if alexander is playing, and he is not at the moment, and doesn't look to be this week. Jennings does not put up consistent points, so it is just a fill in space if you had a bye week and there are no more bye weeks. Your teams seems fine. I would try to just get Alexander from him befor the trades end. He will be good in the playoffs... try to get him to give him up, offer a couple of your RBs for him, not portis. Portis is valuable at this moment, because he is the only chance Washington has to get back, because they refuse to change QBs, and Moss is still injured.
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i picked up Jamal Lewis because this guy dropped him and sin tthen hes had a great season...double digit points 3 weeks in a row...(had him 3 weeks) \n\ni kept frank gore when i was gonna drop him\n\npicking up a nice benched quarterback in Steve Mcnair just incase my qb got hurt and it happened Donovan Mcnabb got hurt so now (my league 2 quarterbacks can start) i have Peyton Manning and Steve Mcnair...before i have Manning and Mcnabb..surprisingly i drafted mcnabb in the 4th round...no body took him\n\n12-0 with willie parker,jamal lewis,ahman green,deuce mcallister as starting for rbs...(4 runningbacks can start)\n\nbench: deshaun foster...deangelo williams..and dominick rhodes...
740658
I don't think there is any question you take this trade and run with it.  \nJones' numbers will go up for the rest of the season because Grossman has proven his weakness.\nPortis has been hurt more than he played.\n\nAnd Delhomme loves Steve Smith\n\nAddai is getting more touches, but Indy is a passing team.
939138
No. I am not going to do that. TEs are so inconsistent that you cannot trade a starting running back for a TE, unless their names are Gates or Gonzalez. I think what you should do is to see if you can counter them for something more, if you like your depth at RBs. Or like others said, free agents. Ben Watson should still be available. \n\nIf you accept you will lose too much, for a player who cannot get you consistent points anyway.
873216
The guy that offered you trade will be probably be too stingy to accept anything you offer. But to your question, do not take Fred Taylor, I was going to suggest taking Jones-Drew but that's already taken care of. Taylor will get the majority of the carries, but Drew does get the goal line carries. You can see how this situation affects Tiki's value.\n\nI think you should definitely take Kevin Jones, in the past few weeks he has been scoring multiple TD's and getting 100 yards from scrimmage. Kevin Jones is a consistent reliable fantasy back that should start every week. Depending on how desperate the owner is for a wideout, it shouldn't be a problem. You have a whole corps of great ones. If you can get TJ too that'll be great but I doubt it. \n\nAny one of your three wideouts should be enough for Kevin Jones, if not you can get a better deal from any other desperate owner.
774436
Absolutely - make this trade.  \n\nAt the halfway mark of the fantasy season, you need to be trading for starters versus stacking your bench.  Housh is proving to be the #1 option (or at least 1a) in Cincy and will continue to play a solid WR1/WR2 role on your team.  Bulger is not scoring you a point sitting on your bench - it's time to let him go.\n\nAnother option would be to trade Bulger and your current #2 WR for someone like Steve Smith, Marvin Harrison, Reggie Wayne or even Andre Houston.  Once again, you want to have an elite group of starters from here forward - leaving you with scrubs on the bench.
141544
Uhm, no.  Big Ben doesn't score, granted, but dang he gives you mad numbers in several other categories.  Ricky Davis picks up the slack in the scoring that Ben doesn't give you, plus some other nice numbers too.  Brad Miller doesn't even come close to Ben, and Wally's still struggling to fit in the Boston system.  I'd veto that trade or wouldn't accept it in the first place.
877584
When Stallworth was playing he was probably a top 10 WR but now with McNabb hurt use Roy Williams for a couple of weeks. He would be the better choce for right now. Garcia doesn't have much of an arm and Stallworth was a deep ball guy. See how those two adapt with each other. Start Williams for the next two weeks then make a decision based on how they have adapted.
917151
That's a good trade. Deron Williams is good but Al Harrington is goin' off!!!! I think you should accept that trade. Deron William's stats: 17.1 points; 3.2 rebounds; 9.0 assists. Al Harrington's stats: 15.8 points; 8.0 rebounds; 1.2 assists. Chris Bosh's    stats: 20.8 points; 12.2 rebounds; 1.9 assists. The odds are against him. Bad trade for him.
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Not knowing your other RBs... I would still probably do that trade in a heartbeat.\n\nFitz is not proven healthy.  This is his first game back.  Leinart isn't going to rip anyone for 300 yards and three TDs.  \n\nAddai is getting the rock more each week, and has a much better team around him.\n\nYour remaining WRs are mostly hurt, or waiver wire fodder, but it is better to have a strong core of RBs to carry the load for you.  \n\nYou might take a flyer on Tim Carter for the Giants.  He's a #2 now that Toomer is out.  Plus, Plax is hurt yet again...
1077714
Considering trading away Wayne is a decent idea since you have Harrison, but to do it for Smith is unwise.  Wayne's value as a fantasy receiver is much greater than Smith's.  Wayne actually had more receptions than Harrison last year, although Manning still looks Harrison's way once the end zome gets closer.  And Smith is not the WR1 on his team anymore.  Javon Walker looks to be at near full-strength by the start of the season and will be Plummer's main target.\n\nMy advice would be to look for someone that would be willing to trade for Wayne, but at a much higher value.  Some guys to consider as equals in a deal would be Hines Ward, Darrell Jackson, Chris Chambers, or to drop down a small bit I like Donald Driver this year as well.  \n\nEither way, even if you are "stuck" with two receivers from the same team, they are both top 10 receivers and will both consistently outscore Rod Smith.  Look for the trade in order to diversify your lineup, but look for a better one.  Good luck!
935106
In a normal league I would say no, but in a keeper league I would definately trade.  Over the next couple of years Steve Smith will always be in the top five recievers in the NFC.  The problem is you dont really have a RB to replace Barber.  Is this season a loss and you are rebuilding for next year?  If so do the trade.  If you are in a hunt for 1st place I would say not to make the trade.  For the keepers next year, I would say keep Steve Smith (if you get him) and Frank Gore.  If you dont get Smith, keep Gore and Drew Brees.
980738
Well the trade deadline is this Friday Nov 17th, for Yahoo anyways.. But Hell No man don't trade Brees ...he is awesome this year man passing more the 250 and 2 td's agame for the last 3 games. Try getting rid of McNair and Lewis for Delhomme and Chambers man...Or do this.. give him Mc Nair, Lewis ,Horn  and Bryant  for.. Delhomme, Chambers and Taylor..then go to the wavier wire man and pick up another wr like Evans or someone like that.
794851
Anquan has some value, but limited. Leinart is doing better, but is still not going to be connecting for many scores in a game, and is still INT vulnerable. I have Fitz and it's the same situation. Even if he was doing well in the passing game, you still have the throws being split between Anquan, Fitz, and their third guy. \n\nRomo on the other hand is putting up the points each game due to his TD throws. TO and Glenn are taking them in, and don't forget Witten. DAL isn't a ground team, so Tony is a great QB to have now that he's starting and on a roll.\n\nIf you traded Romo earlier in the season, I could see it with Warner still QB at AZ, but that trade now wasn't a good tradeoff for you. Naysayers might point out Romo hasn't been tested yet against a good defense yet, but with these numbers these past couple of weeks, hold on to him until he gives you reason to doubt.
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You'd might want to get rid of Fisher and Harpring in favor of similar players, since you seem to be in a small-ish (9-10 team) league. \nOtherwise, Paul and Camby were good picks and West was a great free agent pick up. I wouldn't want to go against you.