Is this a good trade? Carson Palmer for Steve Smith?
961475
I depends on how bad you need a WR and what other QB you have.\n\nOn average Palmer will put up more points that Smith, but if you really need a quality WR and have a good QB that can replace Palmer it might be a good trade.\n\nRemember it's not about the names, it's about the points. Steve Smith may be the best WR in some leagues depending on how points are set up, but in my ESPN league Smith is rated as #12.
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.
764069
I'm going to assume this is NOT a keeper league, and your question is just to see if its ethical to make a trade when you are out of the playoff chance...right? If its not a keeper league, then I do question the reasoning for the trade. Especially if this is a good buddy of yours. He's getting an every week #1 RB in Barber for all of his bench players. The guys you're getting are OK, but the only one resembling a first rounder is injured, and possibly out for the rest of the year (McGahee). If you were to shop Tiki to all of the teams for a few days, then take what you feel is the best offer... I'd still question the reason for a trade unless your 0-10 team is trying to pick up a quality keeper.
622785
I would keep Carson Palmer.  Tight Ends (even good ones like Antonio Gates) rarely go in the early rounds.  Quarterbacks, however, are still a vital part of a fantasy team's offense.\nPalmer's knee is healing faster than anticipated and the team expects him to be the starter on opening day.  He has an incredibly potent receiver corps around him, as well as RB stud Rudi Johnson in his backfield.\nGates is a question mark in terms of his likely performance because he'll be dealing with a new and untested QB (likely Phillip Rivers, who has thrown a total of 30 passes in 2 NFL seasons) or a mediocre and inconsistent one in A.J. Feeley.
333460
It's a good trade for you because Rich Harden is going to be the AL Cy Young winner this year.  He was just as good as Santana last year before he got hurt.  I'm high on Kearns, and I think I might trade Preston Wilson for Damon (who I really don't like) instead of Kearns if taking Damon is required  But I love Harden, do the deal.  You might be able to just do Santana for Harden, which would be better for you.  Whoever is offering this trade probably thinks you're getting the better of Kearns for Damon, and just included it to try to get Santana.\n\nTry Harden for Santana straight up.
455193
Chris Ray is unproven. Closers change like the weather in New England. Beckett has a lot of upside and can be a great strikeout pitcher on a winning team. No way I trade him for Ray.
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.
1008109
Hell yeah dude!!!! I noe u're thinkin that givin up Hafner and Damon is a little too much, but u get ALBERT PUJOLS!!! AND B. HALL!!!!!! DUDE, U R SOOOOO LUCKY!!! U EVEN ASKING????U'LL PUT N. SWISSER(OAK-1B,OF) IN THE OF AND PUT PUJOLS AT 1B AND PUT P. FIELDER AS THE UTIL CUZ HE TEARIN IT UP RIGHT NOW!!!!!!!\nim suprised he gave u a. pujols AND b. hall.\nbtw, dont listen to jondogg cuz he a big fatass lier, no1 would offer hafner, crede(the best 3rd baseman in the AL), and R. Sexson just for A. Otsuka.and even if some1 did, he's even stupider not 2 exept that trade. now tell me, woudl u listen to a stupid person???\nI greatly appreciate for picking me best answer several times. Don't drop B. Hall unless u have a good closer or OF on the market. Put B. Hall, K. Youkilis, and E. Santana on the trading block. Probably no1 will bite but, it wont hurt u.Maybe put W. Rodriguez on the block 2. And put C. Schilling in there immediatly!!! and also put E. Santana on there for V. Padilla and M. Mussina in there for D. Cabrera. Actually drop him.\nPick up C. Granderson(Det-OF) if he isn't taken already.\nHere are guys u want to drop:\nD. Cabrera(Bal-SP)\nV. Padilla(Tex-SP)\nD. Bush(Mil-SP)\nW. Rodriguez(Hou-SP)\nGuys that you can trade:\nT. Hunter(Min-OF)\nA. Kearns(Cin-OF)\nE. Santana(LAA-SP)\nK. Youkilis(Bos-1B,3B)\n\nYour needs:\nAtleast 1 more closer, a productive OF\nPossible trades:\nT. Hunter and E. Santana for J. Dye(CWS-OF)\nA. Kearns and K. Youkilis for A. Otsuka(Tex-RP)\nLook out for closers on the waivers. I had closer problems on both of my fantasy baseball teams.\nOn 1 team I only had B. Wagner and then I picked up A. Otsuka(Tex-RP) and M. Gonzalez(Pit-RP).On my other team I only had D. Turnbow(Mil-RP), then someone dropped B. Wickman(Cle-RP). And after that I picked up J. Borowski(Flo-RP). Good luck pal. \n\nps i think your team will do fine, a team can't be absolutely 100% perfect.Atleast u have B. Wagner.
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Weaver will get called up soon, I think.  But Uggla has a bad hamstring is isn't playing much now. Soriano is kinda cold right now but he is worth a lot.  I would trade Berkman before I would trade Soriano.  Soriano will probably be on the Mets or Yankees pretty soon. His numbers will get even better, and his value.  Houston is struggling right now.  Check on Uggla before buying. Check out a pitcher like Miner of Detroit. He's a rookie that you could get cheap. He is putting up great numbers too.  Good Luck!
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Given the fact that he has 2 wr's that produce on a regular basis and you also have the r/w position, it looks to me like he is just trying to pull off a few last minute trades before the postseason begins. The players he is giving you in all honesty I don't see doing anything for the rest of the season, with the exception of philip rivers. But keep in mind sd had LT so they will run alot more as opposed to passing. You also have a horrible running game which it realy doesn't matter anymore becuase your season is over. Not to mention even with the trade you aren't upgrading at all. \n\nI say keep steve smith.
731343
Tough call.  You have 3 guys there that are about the same value/level (excluding Moss).  It's a coin toss, but I would play Cotchery.
631313
i would make the trade, but cross my fingers and hope that edmonds can hold up all season. i think the cardinals should be scoring more than they are, perhaps they're still getting accustomed to their new stadium.  edmonds' .213 average has nowhere to go but up, and even though kearns and the reds are scoring a ridiculous number of runs right now, i'd think the cardinals will come around as the weather warms up.\n\nif you're in a keeper league, you might reconsider due to kearns' age (25).
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I would reluctantly pass.\n\nTiki will have a better second half, no doubt.  Maybe more so, with Toomer out, and Plax hurt all the time.  He will punch more TDs in.  It's his last season.\n\nChad Johnson might have a better second half himself, but Palmer is clearly not confident with his repaired knee, and he's throwing mostly to T.J. Houshamnquesadilla.  They have line issues too.  CJ will not make up for the loss of Tiki.\n\nGood luck...
1185477
Steve Smith...keep that man!!!! you will regret it if you don't!
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!
952966
Yes ... however ... it really depends on your point system... \n\nBush get a lot of points from Receptions and Special teams (kick offs and punt returns)  ... If you get those points then he is a good trade ... \n\nIf you don't get points for receptions or special teams ... only yardage and TD's then he is not much better than the Cadillac ... \nthen it only which you prefer...\n\nCheck you point system for your league ... then make or don't make the trade... \n\nGood Luck
946972
you most definitely have upside here.  your RB's are great and your WR's are getting healthy.  Jennings is still a little banged up but he should continue to get better.  QB's are ok.  Jason Witten is getting the ball a lot more with Romo.  The Eagles D is healthy again after the BYE, although still no Jevon and Kaeding is a good kicker.  Other than QB inconsistency and WR injuries your team would definitely have a better record.  \n\nAlso, if you only start 2 RB's, I would get rid of one of the Jones's, probably Kevin.  KJ might have more value with the numbers he's put up so far but he has the tougher schedule down the road.  He also loses carries when his team is trying to play catch up.  Thomas is going to continue getting the ball 20-25 times a game and has a better O-line.  If you could package Delhomme and a Jones for a better QB, I'd do it in a heartbeat.  Look for someone who has an extra QB(Brett Favre has an awesome schedule coming up) and may need a RB.