CFM, Trade Discussion/Help

[mavfan21]

So I wanted some opinions on what would be a fair trade in my 32 team CFM. I am running the Eagles and the CPU manages the other 31 teams most of the time and even though I COULD just do whatever I want in regards to trades, I try to keep it realistic. Sooooo:

In my second season I am looking to acquire Larry Fitzgerald and dump DeSean Jackson.

Fitz is older but more talented so it's not a fair trade straight up. I was wondering if throwing in a pick, maybe 2nd or 3rd, would be better.

Opinions?

And feel free to add any other CFM trades you want input on. I enjoy seeing them and discussing what's fair/realistic.

[Rollo]

Straight up trades are a rarity in the NFL, especially star power for star power. Obviously Fitz is the greater star here. The way I see it, you'd need at minimum a 1st and a 3rd, and maybe another 3rd the following year to get Fitz straight up. Jackson would probably net a 2nd and possibly a comp pick pending team record. I know I would err on the Cardinals getting the deal I the trade, so I would probably do Jackson, and two 2nd rounders.

Mind you, a trade like this would most likely only occur IRL during a contract year and there being no chance of resigning that person (and you don't want to franchise them). You have to take into account what kind of contracts both receivers have as well. If the cardinals take the brunt of the cost in the trade, they should be dealt compensation. That's my take. Another option would be a 1st this year with Jackson with a 3rd/4th the following year.

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[NewscasterNews4]

^^ What? I'm pretty sure this is a trade thread.

Anyways, for Fitzgerald you should trade at least your 1st from this year and next year along with a 2nd. That trade seems reasonable to me.

[Herbn]

You wouldn't have to send the farm to get Fitzgerald if you're packaging DeSean. When you take into consideration the 4 year age difference and the massive gap in salary, you wouldn't have to go overboard to get him. Fitz has a cap-killing contract that very few teams (despite it being Fitz) would be willing to take on.

As Rollo suggested, Jackson + 2 second-round picks seems sort of fair. There are a lot of factors at play if you're trying to make it realistic, so it isn't very easy to gauge, but I don't think anyone would balk at that deal if it went down.

[Rollo]

More realistic imo would be packaging DeSean to another team for picks. Then packaging picks for Fitz. Realistically, a team won't give up a star for another star if they're "rebuilding." Packaging DeSean to a team desperately in need of a WR and trying to push for a playoff spot would make sense. Then using some of those picks with your own mingled in to get Fitz. Somewhere along the lines of the draft trade for Julio Jones, but maybe not that drastic. If need be, do a few trades in order to get around the 3 slot limit.

[mavfan21]

I ended up waiting through the off-season and signing Randall Cobb (25 years old) and sending Jackson to the Panthers for a 2nd rounder.

I made sure the Cards drafted

Spoiler

Ryen Irwin

who is a STUD so Fitz should play his career out with a nice QB.

What trades have you guys made or are considering?

[Rollo]

Quote: Originally Posted by mavfan21

I ended up waiting through the off-season and signing Randall Cobb (25 years old) and sending Jackson to the Panthers for a 2nd rounder. I made sure the Cards drafted Spoiler Ryen Irwin who is a STUD so Fitz should play his career out with a nice QB. What trades have you guys made or are considering?

Very diplomatic of you. It's funny. I was going to suggest Jackson to Carolina. I think he would thrive in a place like that, and the team likewise with his addition.

I usually trade for Kendall Hunter or LaMichael James. I'm a huge SF and Oregon fan, so I usually side with James. Aside from that, I try to stay away from trading for players, an end up gutting my teams half the time. I won't play a 49er franchise because I know I'll inevitably want to trade Kaepernick, Gore an Crabtree for picks so I can build my own studs >.>

I've actually been thinking of rebuilding one of the gutter teams. If I do, and I end up seeking to aquire players, I'll probably try and acquire players that may possible be available irl. Trading for Mallet or Driskell and get a groomed QB and see how he can turn a franchise around. Or take a team with a decent QB, but no receivers and try and get Josh Gordon.

I couldn't bring myself to throw a ton of picks at the Lions for Megatron or something similar for other superstars.