Welcome back to Traversing the Trade Finder, a series where I pick two players and try to find what opportunities are available to us using the amazing Dynasty League Football Trade Finder tool. For those who are unfamiliar, this tool helps you find real trades being made in dynasty leagues with the ability to search for specific players or draft picks and to filter by various settings. We love to talk about finding opportunities in the dynasty trade market and this tool literally shows you these opportunities in action. This week I’ll be taking a look at two running backs in different sections of their career.
For all trades, I will be using the following filters: 12 Teams, 2QB, and 1 point PPR.
Coming into the season there was debate around which running back in Cincinnati was the better bet. Zack Moss was ol' reliable who could be counted on to be solid in all phases of the position but also didn’t offer much explosiveness or play-making ability. Chase Brown on the other hand had athleticism to spare but was unproven as a pro after his lightly used rookie year. The season started with Moss in the lead but Brown was slowly taking more and more of the backfield before a Moss injury expedited things. Now Brown has essentially had the Bengals backfield to himself and performed quite well. In the three games without Moss, Brown has scored 26.7, 22.4, and 19.3 fantasy points. Moss could miss the rest of the year so it’s easy to project Brown to continue to produce at a high level for the rest of season. So, what’s he worth on the market?
Former Giants, Chiefs and Browns wide receiver Kadarius Toney was arrested on two counts -aggravated assault - strangulation and obstructing/harassing 911 calls.
Welcome back to Traversing the Trade Finder, a series where I pick two players and try to find what opportunities are available to us using the amazing Dynasty League Football Trade Finder tool. For those who are unfamiliar, this tool helps you find real trades being made in dynasty leagues with the ability to search for specific players or draft picks and to filter by various settings. We love to talk about finding opportunities in the dynasty trade market and this tool literally shows you these opportunities in action. This week I’ll be taking a look at two running backs in different sections of their career.
For all trades, I will be using the following filters: 12 Teams, 2QB, and 1 point PPR.
Coming into the season there was debate around which running back in Cincinnati was the better bet. Zack Moss was ol' reliable who could be counted on to be solid in all phases of the position but also didn’t offer much explosiveness or play-making ability. Chase Brown on the other hand had athleticism to spare but was unproven as a pro after his lightly used rookie year. The season started with Moss in the lead but Brown was slowly taking more and more of the backfield before a Moss injury expedited things. Now Brown has essentially had the Bengals backfield to himself and performed quite well. In the three games without Moss, Brown has scored 26.7, 22.4, and 19.3 fantasy points. Moss could miss the rest of the year so it’s easy to project Brown to continue to produce at a high level for the rest of season. So, what’s he worth on the market?
