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Speaker 1: Hello and welcome to the Dynasty Due podcast. I'm your host,

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Corey Evans. This week's show is titled Reactions to Recent

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Dynasty Trades. I have a handful of trades ever made

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in a few of my twelve team Superflex Full PPR

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tight End Premium formats, so you have the background in

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context for how these deals are constructed.

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Speaker 2: This week show is going to be less about.

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Speaker 1: Stats, more vibes, my opinion and instant reactions to these

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trades that have taken place. I've actually been involved in

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none of these, so it's good to have an outside perspective.

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I just took the trades that I found in each

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respected league with the timeline of the past thirty days

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and figure to be a good discussion point for immedia

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and rest of season player value in Dynasty formats. Before

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work to become a Patreon subscriber. All right, first trade

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was Ronde gads in the second, DeAndre Swift and Kareem

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Hunt for a twenty twenty seven first and Caleb Johnson

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in a vacuum or a nutshell. I'm going to take

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the Gadsden, Swift and Hunt side of this trade. I

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think ultimately the twenty twenty seven first will make or

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break the trade if it's early, mid or late being

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tied to as well the Caleb Johnson side.

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Speaker 2: Let's break it down. Gadsden is twenty two.

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Speaker 1: He's dealing with a minor quadding, but has been sensational

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otherwise as a rookie out of Syracuse, Day three pick

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who looked a part on film and is now transferred

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over to the pro level as an excellent scheme fit

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and outlet for Justin Herbert, well ahead of Tyler Conklin

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on the charger of depth chart went healthy. Dadson looks

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like an immediate steal and perhaps best value of rookie

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drafts this past summer. Swift is twenty six sure kaman

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on guys eating into his workload. Let's not make the

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mistake to assume that Swift is going anywhere soon. He

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has a safe one A too manan guys one B

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role when healthy, sort of like other running back duos

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under Ben Jonson the past, think Jamier Gabes, David Montgomery, Jandrew.

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Swift is under contract with the Bearer's still twenty twenty seven,

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so we can assume more of the same heading into

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twenty twenty six. And then Kareem Hunt is thirty years old.

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He's a touchdown to pendant flex at best the stage

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of his career.

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Speaker 2: When you mix in Rashard Smith.

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Speaker 1: Isaiah biccheck Go, it's a backfield to avoid for the

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most part in fantasy unless you're receiving the touchdowns, which

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are unpredictable. And then again, the flip side is the

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twenty twenty seven first which offers potentially immense value in

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Caleb Johnson, who's twenty two years old. That has been

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a disappointment as a rookie compared to his IOWA pedigree.

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So again I'm taking the Gadsden Swift and hunt side

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hunts more the throw in, So ultimately it's Gadsden and

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Swift versus the first in Caleb Johnson. Depending on the

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timeline of your team or teams, I can see it

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being appealing for both sides. Next trade Keenan Allen and

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a twenty twenty seven third for smir DK and at

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twenty twenty six seconds, so does a wide receiver spop

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Allen for DK and then paying the cost difference of

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a second to a third. I'm going to take the

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DK and twenty six second side. Sure you get the

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meata production of Keenan Allen, who's thirty three. He's on

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a contract year. We'll see if he resigns or decides

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to move on another team retire in twenty twenty six.

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That is up for debate, whereas DK is only twenty

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three in December, still twenty two right now at the

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time is recording, and he's shown a lot of promise

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with an inconsistent cam Ward not even that, but on

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special teams when it comes to k off returns and

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Putt returns. If your league rewards individual stats for special teams,

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DK has been a tremendous value for rooky drafts, whereas

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ADP was anywhere for the fourth, fifth round to undrafted.

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Speaker 2: Depending on league size.

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Speaker 1: I understand if you're contending, perhaps Keenan Allen provides the

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immediate boost you need, But looking at this from a

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dynasty lens give me DK in a twenty six second,

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especially when you're getting the younger receiver and the second

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as opposed to spending that premium to get Allen and

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only a third. The cost differential or opportunity cost for

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the wideouts and picks favors the DK and second side

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in my opinion. Next deal was Deebo Samuel straight up

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for a twenty twenty six third. Diebo is twenty nine,

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going to be thirty in the offseason. He is on

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a contract year, so a free agent at twenty twenty six.

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not to make a playoff push or run in the postseason.

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Purely based on value, though third round picks often miss

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as opposed to hit in terms of conversion rate, So

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Shadan Daniels later on the campaign. In the fantasy playoffs.

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Even so, Marcus Mariota has been solid in Jayden's absence.

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that you hit with that prospect. Otherwise, Deebo provides more

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value this season and in theory for at least a

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few more campaigns of fantasy relevance, whether it's with Washington

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or a new team as a free agent. The next

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deal was a twenty twenty six first Elijah Moore Olemi's

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Akias for Derrick Henry and Joe Flacco. This really is

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the twenty twenty six first. It boils down to it.

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You have Henry, who's thirty one under contract the Ravens till.

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Speaker 2: Twenty twenty eight.

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Speaker 1: Henry's going to be thirty two in the offseason, and

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then Joe Flacco is relevant for now unless Joe Burrow returns.

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That's been a shocking development this week. Possibly by week

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thirteen or week fourteen. It is dependent on if the

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Bengals are in or out of the playoff race. So

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I see it from both sides here, with Elijah Moore AND's.

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Speaker 2: A Kias being basically throw ins.

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Speaker 1: Probably the team that gave them up was in excess

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of players and wanted to dump them, so in a sense,

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salary or roster umps for dynasty purpose this year. And

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then the twenty twenty six first is the Henry plus

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Flacco swap or trade off for the media production. If

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I knew that first was going to be early to mid,

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I would prefer to have that side, whereas Henry and

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Flack are more for the contender piece. So this is

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balanced with Moren's the keyst being the throw ins. So far,

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it might be the most balanced trade that I've discussed,

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because if Derek Henry wins this team a championship this year,

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then it's well worth giving up a first to secure

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that title. Time for quick breakway back with a few

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more trades that I'm going to react to that are

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in my dynasty leagues. Again, these are twelve team superflex

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full PPR tight up premium formats. Before I dive into

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those other trades, just a quick break. The next trade

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was a twenty twenty six second for Troy Franklin. Seems

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like a very fair swap to me. Franklin has had

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as fair shaffups downs as a rookie and even sophomore

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age on his side is only twenty two and we've

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seen even more so twenty twenty five and twenty twenty

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four the College report, but both knicks, with both of

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them from Oregon has transferred over to the pro level.

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Franklin's been a touchdown machine over the past four to

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five weeks, even at times pacing the Broncos in receiving

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counting stats to head of Cordon Sudden and even being

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Bonix's go to target. So timeline wise, this is pretty

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even because the twenty twenty six is coveted for the

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youth component, whereas Franklin is proof of concept in Denver

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system and young, so fair trade. I don't think Franklin's

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worth a first despite his mini or on the version

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of Breakout Software campaign.

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Speaker 2: It's balanced.

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Speaker 1: Next trade for Shard Smith a twenty twenty six to

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fourth Brown pick, a twenty twenty seven to fourth Brown

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pick for Rico Dowdell Isaiah Davis, and a twenty twenty

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six fifth round pick. This was one of the most

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lopsided trades I've seen in my leagues in quite some

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time now. For some context, this was right at the

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surface of Rico having his stretch of dominance, so it

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was not necessarily fore Gon conclusion that Rico will keep

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his pace up let alone unseat Cuba Hubbard. But it

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serves as a reminder that if someone is producing at

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a high level, don't give them up for nothing. So

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Brashard Smith is twenty two, a Jack McKinnon esque roll

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seems to be best case scenario for his usage. Can

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The city's only had one game where they've committed to

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Burshard Smith on the ground, and that was in more

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of a positive game script garbage time chewing the clock situation,

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So I don't think that Burshard Smith is even really

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a focal point. When you have a fourth and a

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fourth in terms of matching and equivalent to the ceiling

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of Dowdell Davis and a twenty miss fifth, I think

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it's even arguable that Isaiah Davis is more valuable than

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Vershard Smith's. This is an absolute highway robbery in value

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for whoever received Reco Davis and the fifth. Dowdell is

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twenty seven. He's a free agent in twenty twenty six,

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but no matter where he ends up, he's going to

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probably offer more value than Brishard Smith, whereas Isaiah Davis

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is twenty three. Breesaw was not traded, could still become

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a member of it the team if he signs elsewhere

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in the off seasons of free agents. Brayln Allen can't

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forget about him is out eight to twelve weeks with

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that MCL's brain since week four. He is unlikely to

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return for fantasy relevance this season, but is still intriguing

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prospect that has a lot of youth and physicality on

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his side.

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Speaker 2: Now let's come full circle here.

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Speaker 1: The trade again was Burshard Smith a fourth to twenty sixth,

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a fourth and twenty seven for Rico Isaiah Davis and

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a twenty twenty six fifth.

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Speaker 2: So, in a sense, will.

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Speaker 1: Value Brishard Smith graciously at a third, but probably more

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of a fourth three fourth round picks for Rico Davis

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in a fifth. I would buy a Lance liked much

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rather take Rico Davis in a fifth. And this looks

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to be one of those trades that backfires or we

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have an answer on sooner than later. It's a very

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competitive league and it makes you sort of raise an

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eyebrow as to why that trade was made unless someone

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is really sold in Rishard Smith. Two more trades to

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talk about up first is Rashad White for a twenty

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twenty six second and a throw in piece of Marquez

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Valdez Scanten. White is twenty six free agent in twenty

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twenty six, so he's playing for protect you another job elsewhere.

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Rashad White is stepped in admirably. Sure there's been peaks

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in valleys with Sean Tucker mixing in as well. Rashad White, though,

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is an underappreciated all around talent who I think will

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do well to earn another contract the new team and

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perhaps change the scenery recaptures the value because when Bucky

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ervings healthy, it is his show in Tampa Bay. The

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twenty six second is a fair swap for Rashad White,

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like we talked about with Troy Franklin for that second.

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Speaker 2: It really boils down if you want the unknown, the.

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Speaker 1: Potential upside for prospect, or what you have in this

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case for Shod White. I see it pretty balanced. If

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short term, since Bucky could return at any point, then

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I would cash out take the second and not bet

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Amershod White in the open market as a free agent

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and The last trade I'll talk about is more super

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flex oriented, which is what all these leagues are. But

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you could tell it's definitely a quarterback or quarterback swap.

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Quinn ewers Lak Willis and a twenty twenty six to

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fifth for Dylan Gabriel. So it's a quarterback depth or

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backup swap. Viewers could replace Tua if traded or moved

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on from the off season. Zach Wilson also on the roster,

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whereas Malik Willis has proven in short stends to be

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a solid backup for Jordan Love good insurance.

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Speaker 2: And that capacity.

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Speaker 1: Dylan Gabriel has not looked the part of a franchise

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quarterback for Cleveland.

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Speaker 2: What else is new?

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Speaker 1: Unfortunately that team cannot find a solution at quarterback. Gabriel

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has been okay in two or three games and the

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rest have been a mixed bag of results. So yours,

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Willis in a fifth or Gabriel. I suppose I'll take

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the now and Dylan Gabriel to get by if I

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needed to. But I'm not thrilled about either side of

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this trade unless you want to take that long term

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upside shot in Quinn, yours or Malik Willis if Jordan

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Love were a mess any time, that will do it up.

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You all enjoyed this week's episode reactions to recent Dynasty trades. Again,

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these are all real trade taket place in my competitive

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Dynasty leagues. All of them have a minimum buy in

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annually of one hundred, two hundred and fifty dollars, so

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there is money on a line. It shows you, give

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you some context or even gives you perhaps some ideas

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to make some other trades with these players involved in

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your leagues to get a pulse of the market. That's

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what's so cool about Dynasty is that no two leagues

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are the same. There's so much context in who's week,

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who's strong in certain areas in our roster strengths, weaknesses

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with draft picks, and how many are stockpiled or if

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you're going all in for a playoff push it. What's

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so unique about dins you compared to Redraft and why

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I really do enjoy these sort of episodes to shed

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light that's not only staff based, but more gut check

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or roster construction composition oriented than my usual format.

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Speaker 2: Thanks again for listening.

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Speaker 1: If you enjoyed my work, please drop a five star

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review on Apple podcast or Spotify and takes a few seconds.

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Helps me out a lot behind the scenes until next time.

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This is the Dynasty checking out. Hope you all have

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a good rest of the week and I will talk

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to you soon.

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Speaker 2: See you