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Look at the front page of Rotoworld.

As of right now, if you are looking for a one for one trade it's the Nicolas Batum/Elfrid Payton/De'aaron Fox range.

Stand pat for now, the season isn't even a month old yet.

I don’t hate it but, what bothers me about it is on the surface it is a buy low on Thompson, but other than his shot not dropping, his other numbers in this short sample size are on par with his norms. Once he starts hitting his shot the trade for me becomes even, but I don’t think that either owner won this deal.

The bump in FG% makes the trade worth it.

I don't feel that you have the depth at running back to make this move, and I also don't share your thoughts on Foreman taking over the job from Miller either.

Goodwin, but it's little more than a gut call.

Right now his value is tied to Bell's hold out. I'm not sure what kind of return he can bring because everyone knows that the minute Bell returns, Pittsburgh will run him into the ground. I think if you want to move Conner, you need to find the guy that thinks Bell's hold out will be a long one.

If that's the best can get then no.

Stills, and if you want to decide among the other three put their names in a hat and pick one.

Golladay, for both questions.

Conner and it's not even close.

Go with Barber, but all these guys are rolls of the dice.

In a 24 team dynasty I'm sure that these guys are owned.

Conner should see at least 17 touches, and with high winds in Cleveland today, three to five dump off passes wouldn't be out of the question.