Out of necessity and curiosity I have sent out the same trade to nearly all teams, the difference on the trade bar is now a lot more consistent, but some teams just will flat out not let me send the same offer as its just way too unbalanced, those teams are Philly, Tenn, Atl, NO,
Most of the teams I sent it to were all around the same area, so I can only conclude that some teams personal player weights are way out of wack
Most of the teams I sent it to were all around the same area, so I can only conclude that some teams personal player weights are way out of wack
It's not using any personal player weights, but if you're dealing draft picks it does put each team into one of four quadrants based on their previous draft position.
Oh right, I'm guessing that those teams picked relatively high then, would it also try and predict where they may be picking based on the current team talent as well?
This trade is absurd. Both owners want to do the trade but the only way to get it done is either offer a 1st or a 2nd & 3rd + player. I dunno, seems a little exorbitant to me. (MFN 20. Tenn & NJY)
This trade is absurd. Both owners want to do the trade but the only way to get it done is either offer a 1st or a 2nd & 3rd + player. I dunno, seems a little exorbitant to me. (MFN 20. Tens & NJY)
I might be in the minority here but I feel like a player with a potential to reach a 76 should cost a 3rd round pick! The fact he added in a player should turn it into a 4th round pick!
This trade shouldnt be allowed but the other way ... lol. Here's my logic:
Given how some of the new drafts are, you can fairly easily find a TE with a potential of 75 in the third round. So to me the potential TE for the second rounder is a wash.
Seeing as how Team B is throwing in a veteran TE + a 3rd (where you can still find starters), I would say Team A is getting the better end of the deal ...
This trade shouldnt be allowed but the other way ... lol. Here's my logic:
Given how some of the new drafts are, you can fairly easily find a TE with a potential of 75 in the third round. So to me the potential TE for the second rounder is a wash.
Seeing as how Team B is throwing in a veteran TE + a 3rd (where you can still find starters), I would say Team A is getting the better end of the deal ...
Just my 2 cents ...
with the 2 picks he can find 2 players just like the one hes trading I wouldnt do that if I were team B
i have had the misfortune to have the top pick on a team that had been gutted by a previous owner. i seriously needed to trade out of it and couldnt no matter what i tried was denied before i could even propose it. trading out of it may have allowed me to fill a couple of needs while only taking a few points hit on my main selection. things seriously need to be loosened up some.
But at the same time i understand how the current climate makes the bar a must. But i am wondering if a system could be put in place to try this trade if enough of the other owners didnt object and the trade would sit in a waiting period to give the other owners a chance to object
