Trade Block Update
Players on the Block:
Positions Needed:
Will listen to serious offers. Will consider draft picks, but prefer players.
Yeah, Northern will be tough now. I was on the verge of a rebuild and with Tua going down, hope was going down too. Northern's offer was the straw that broke the camel's back. Oddly, when I try to make a trade like that in other leagues, they are never accepted. Even though I give up way more value. Best of luck to Northern, but wait till next year LOL. Any body else want to vulture my team?
Released | BOOM | Mac Jones QB JAX | Sat Sep 28 11:02pm CT |
Acquired | BOOM | Sam Howell QB SEA | Sat Sep 28 11:02pm CT |
Acquired | *Northern Nemesis | Trey Sermon RB IND | Wed Sep 25 11:06pm CT |
Released | *Northern Nemesis | Foster Moreau TE NO | Wed Sep 25 11:06pm CT |
Released | Bucksnort Boys SF I | Isaiah Davis RB NYJ | Wed Sep 25 11:06pm CT |
Wed Sep 18 11:58am CT | |||
#6 Reconcussioners | Trevor Lawrence | Big Papas Patriots Dyn125 | Drake Maye Malachi Corley 2025 Rnd 2 from Big Papas Patriots Dyn125 Best Ball 1 |
Wed Sep 18 10:54am CT | |||
*Northern Nemesis | Cooper Kupp | Roll Tide | Amari Cooper |
Tue Sep 17 8:18am CT | |||
#6 Reconcussioners | James Conner George Kittle David Montgomery | *Northern Nemesis | Kyle Pitts Ty Chandler J.J. McCarthy Released: Jeff Wilson |
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2025 Season
June 1st - Renewal deadlineBucksnort Boys SF I | 173.20 | |
BeerBonesBBSF | 165.90 | |
*Northern Nemesis | 159.80 | |
Big Papas Patriots Dyn125 Best B | 156.00 | |
BOOM | 153.25 | |
renewed LLUA APWAOAOT BB SFLX21 | 142.70 | |
Captain Luck BBSF8 | 135.00 | |
Bulldogs 43 | 113.75 | |
SF BB4 - The Champ X | 99.85 | |
Roll Tide | 96.80 | |
Stubbest | 92.95 | |
#6 Reconcussioners | 75.00 |
Bucksnort Boys SF I | 685.70 |
Big Papas Patriots Dyn125 Best B | 684.15 |
*Northern Nemesis | 643.80 |
BOOM | 618.30 |
renewed LLUA APWAOAOT BB SFLX21 | 604.15 |
BeerBonesBBSF | 599.25 |
Captain Luck BBSF8 | 594.45 |
Stubbest | 548.00 |
SF BB4 - The Champ X | 544.75 |
Bulldogs 43 | 518.85 |
Roll Tide | 468.65 |
#6 Reconcussioners | 449.40 |
Carolina Panthers wide receiver Xavier Legette had six receptions for 66 yards in Sunday's loss to the Bengals. He also scored a touchdown, the first of his career, finding the end zone off an eight-yard toss from Andy Dalton. The rookie was quiet in the Panthers' first three games. However, with Adam Thielen (hamstring) on the injured reserve list, Legette should benefit, giving him value as a flex option in Week 5 against the Chicago Bears.
From RotoBaller
San Francisco 49ers wide receiver Jacob Cowing (shoulder) is questionable to return to Sunday's meeting versus the New England Patriots. The rookie hasn't done anything to benefit fantasy managers. However, his potential absence isn't ideal for a Niners' offense that has dealt with plenty of injuries over the last few weeks. With that said, there should be an update on his condition soon.
From RotoBaller
Carolina Panthers wide receiver Diontae Johnson (groin) finished Sunday's loss to the Bengals by amassing a team-high seven catches for 83 yards. He also scored, finding the end zone off a 21-yard pass from Andy Dalton in the third quarter. The wideout struggled during the first two weeks of the 2024-25 campaign. However, he has thrived since Dalton took over for Bryce Young. With at least seven catches and a touchdown in each of Johnson's last two games, he should be starting in all fantasy lineups when the Panthers meet the Bears in Week 5, assuming Dalton remains under center.
From RotoBaller
Carolina Panthers running back Chuba Hubbard finished the Week 4 loss to the Bengals by totaling 104 yards and a touchdown off 18 carries. He added four grabs for 17 yards. The 25-year-old didn't do much in the Panthers' first two games. However, with Andy Dalton now under center, Hubbard has thrived. With his added level of involvement, he's at least a flex option in Week 5 versus the Chicago Bears.
From RotoBaller
Carolina Panthers quarterback Andy Dalton finished Sunday's loss to the Bengals by throwing for 220 yards, two touchdowns, and one pick off 25-for-40 passing. He added three carries for nine yards. The veteran signal-called has played well since taking over for Bryce Young. The offense has also operated more efficiently. While things could change regarding the Panthers' quarterback plans, Dalton has earned a spot in multi-quarterback formats for the Week 5 clash with the Chicago Bears, assuming he remains under center.
From RotoBaller
San Francisco 49ers tight end George Kittle (ribs) returned to Sunday's meeting with the Patriots. The veteran didn't play in Week 3 against the Rams because of a hamstring injury, so the team is certainly happy to see him back on the field. Of course, with Kittle back in the mix, Eric Saubert's level of involvement will decrease significantly.
From RotoBaller
Green Bay Packers wide receiver Romeo Doubs earned eight targets in the Packers' narrow 31-29 loss to the division-rival Minnesota Vikings in Week 4. Despite Doubs' targeted involvement from returning starting quarterback Jordan Love, Doubs could only bring in four of those eight targets for 39 receiving yards. The Packers threw the ball a whopping 54 times and Doubs was on the field for 65-of-76 snaps per PFF's Nathan Jahnke, but Doubs could not find the end zone or provide some relief for fantasy managers that started him. The injury to Christian Watson (ankle) could condense some targets for the Packers if Watson misses time, but with the Packers heading west to face the Los Angeles Rams in Week 5, Doubs is a middle-of-the-road flex option.
From RotoBaller
According to Kansas City Chiefs head coach Andy Reid, wide receiver Rashee Rice's knee injury "is not good." He revealed this during a halftime interview of Sunday's matchup with the Chargers, although he declined to provide specifics. Of course, fantasy managers are expecting the worst, hoping that Rice won't miss a significant amount of games. He'll likely undergo further testing soon, including an MRI. But with Rice likely out of the mix moving ahead, Skyy Moore, Xavier Worthy, and Travis Kelce should see added attention from Patrick Mahomes.
From RotoBaller
Dynasty | Bears running back D'Andre Swift had 93 rushing yards, seven catches, 72 receiving yards and a touchdown in a win against the Rams. Dynasty Analysis: Swift jumped off milk cartons across the country in this one and finally posted a decent game for the Bears. He had just 68 yards in the previous three games, so this was a much needed "get right" game for Swift as many dynasty managers had already bailed on him. Swift will need to string together a few solid performances before restoring confidence with many, but this was certainly a step in the right direction. He remains a dynasty hold as one game likely won't increase his value too much.
Dynasty | Colts quarterback Anthony Richardson was knocked out of an upset win against the Steelers on Sunday. Dynasty Analysis: He completed 3-of-4 passes for 71 yards and rushed for another 24 yards before leaving with a hip injury. Richardson was hurt, then returned the following play only to see the Colts put him in harm's way again, allowing him to get smashed on a run towards the goal line. Richardson couldn't continue and went to the locker room. He spent the second half on the sidelines, indicating this may not be a long-term issue. However, his durability is again in question as he couldn't finish yet another contest. His dynasty arrow is starting to fade as he hasn't been able to stay on the field consistently.
Dynasty | Jaguars rookie receiver Brian Thomas had six catches for 86 yards and a touchdown in a loss against Houston. Dynasty Analysis: Thomas has proven to be a solid receiver in the NFL already and clearly has a bright future ahead of him. While he has yet to post a truly dominant performance, it seems his weekly floor is going to be one of the safer ones in dynasty leagues this season. While the Jags are clearly struggling, Thomas has solidified his dynasty value already and remains a solid rookie hold in leagues.
Dynasty | Texans wide receiver Nico Collins had 12 catches for 151 yards and a touchdown in the Texans win against Jacksonville. Dynasty Analysis: Collins has established himself as a true WR1 in dynasty leagues this season with nearly 500 yards in just four games so far this season. Even better, he has a whopping 43 targets on the season, with three different games featuring at least ten. The questions about Collins breakout season last year being a fluke have been answered and he looks like a player to build around in dynasty leagues at this point. At just 25 years old, Collins looks like one of the "untouchable" players in dynasty leagues when it comes to trades right now.
Dynasty | Bucs rookie running back Bucky Irving had 49 rushing yards and a touchdown in a win against the Eagles. Dynasty Analysis: He added a catch for six more yards. The big story here is obvious - Irving has created a true time-share with Rachaad White and simply looks like the better player after the first month of the season. White matched him with 49 yards on ten carries of his own, but Irving is getting some important work and is averaging more than five yards per carry on the season. This is a story to watch as Irving is starting to really make things interesting in Tampa Bay. The Bucs may have found something here and dynasty managers who took Irving in the middle rounds of rookie drafts may have themselves a steal.
Dynasty | Jags running back Tank Bigsby had 90 yards on seven carries in a loss against Houston. Dynasty Analysis: This is now getting interesting in Jacksonville. At this point, Bigsby has looked better than Travis Etienne and he actually had the first touches in the backfield today. Etienne led the team in carries today (11) but was only able to post 50 yards, while adding one catch for another ten. Dynasty managers who ignored the smoke this Summer about the Jags wanting to ease the load on Etienne have been burned as this looks like a timeshare moving forward. As a result, Etienne's dynasty arrow is sinking by the week.
Dynasty | Panthers receiver Xavier Legette had six catches for 66 yards and a touchdown in the Panthers loss against Cincinnati. Dynasty Analysis: This was a much needed solid performance for Legette who matched his season total with ten targets on the day. He narrowly missed another score and finally looked like an NFL receiver in this one. The move to Andy Dalton has clearly ignited the Panthers offense and the buy low window on Legette may have closed today. We need to see some more solid days from Legette before recommending him, but this was clearly a solid step in the right direction.
Dynasty | Bengals running back Chase Brown had 80 rushing yards and two touchdowns in a win against the Panthers. Dynasty Analysis: Brown has clearly created a timeshare situation with fellow running back Zack Moss (51 yards on 15 carries) with the Bengals. Moss ended the game with 19 touches and Brown had 17 on the day. This is going to be great for the Bengals moving forward and a total nightmare for dynasty managers. Moss had a receiving touchdown himself but Brown looks like the more explosive player. In the end, both running backs are relegating the other to RB2/3 status at the moment as their deployment is working great in reality and creating a nightmare in dynasty leagues. They both remain solid holds in leagues as things continue to progress.
Dynasty | Panthers wide receiver Diontae Johnson had seven catches for 83 yards and a touchdown in a loss against the Bengals. Dynasty Analysis: In two starts with Bryce Young at the helm, Johnson had five catches on 12 targets for 34 scoreless yards. In two starts with Andy Dalton, Johnson now has 15 catches on 27 targets for 205 yards and two touchdowns. It's safe to say we have a pretty significant development in Carolina as Johnson is clearly becoming the receiver many expected him to be when he moved to Carolina in the off-season. At this point, Johnson looks like a solid WR2 option as long as Dalton is at the helm.
Dynasty | Broncos quarterback Bo Nix completed 12-of-25 passes for 60 yards and a touchdown in a 10-9 road win against the Jets. Dynasty Analysis: Denver somehow won the game, despite generating just 186 yards of total offense. Nix wasn't able to create much of anything through the air but also didn't make any critical mistakes to cost the Broncos the game. This amounted to be one of the ugliest contests you'll ever see. He won't be a recommended option moving forward but his touchdown pass to Courtland Sutton was the first of his career today.
Dynasty | Jets running back Breece Hall ran for four yards on ten carries, adding 14 yards on two catches in a loss against Denver. Dynasty Analysis: Gross. Hall ceded eight carries to Braelon Allen, who is quickly looking like a serious thorn in his side. While Hall is clearly the better player, the Jets have yet to find a rhythm on offense and he hasn't been able to find his groove thus far. There should be better days ahead but the talk about Hall being the overall RB1 this season seem to be a little premature. Hall remains a solid hold or potential buy low in dynasty leagues after week four.
Dynasty | Steelers quarterback Justin Fields completed 22-of-34 passes for 312 yards and a touchdown, adding 55 rushing yards and two more scores in an upset loss to the Colts. Dynasty Analysis: Fields was forced to throw more than usual in this one and did just fine. While he hasn't been spectacular this season, he has thrown for three touchdowns, added three more scores on the ground and taken care of the football for the most part, with just one interception on the season. Pittsburgh is a good football with some clear problems, but Fields just doesn't seem to be one of them. His dynasty arrow continues to be stable as it would be a shock to see Pittsburgh turn to Russell Wilson any time soon.
Cowboys | 20 |
Giants | 15 |
Final |
Bengals | 34 |
Panthers | 24 |
Final |
Broncos | 10 |
Jets | 9 |
Final |
Jaguars | 20 |
Texans | 24 |
Final |
Vikings | 31 |
Packers | 29 |
Final |
Eagles | 16 |
Buccaneers | 33 |
Final |
Steelers | 24 |
Colts | 27 |
Final |
Rams | 18 |
Bears | 24 |
Final |
Saints | 24 |
Falcons | 26 |
Final |
Commanders | 42 |
Cardinals | 14 |
Final |
Patriots | 13 |
49ers | 27 |
4th Qtr 8:26 |
Browns | 16 |
Raiders | 20 |
4th Qtr 8:37 |
Chiefs | 10 |
Chargers | 10 |
4th Qtr 9:13 |
Bills | 46u |
Ravens | -2.5 |
Sun 7:20pm CT |
Titans | 37u |
Dolphins | -2.5 |
Mon 6:30pm CT |
Seahawks | 46.5u |
Lions | -4 |
Mon 7:15pm CT |
#6 Reconcussioners | Sun Sep 29 3:35pm CT |
Captain Luck BBSF8 | Sun Sep 29 3:32pm CT |
SF BB4 - The Champ X | Sun Sep 29 2:46pm CT |
renewed LLUA APWAOAO | Sun Sep 29 2:19pm CT |
Stubbest | Sun Sep 29 12:40pm CT |
*Northern Nemesis | Sun Sep 29 12:32pm CT |
BOOM | Sun Sep 29 11:55am CT |
Big Papas Patriots D | Sun Sep 29 11:42am CT |
Roll Tide | Sun Sep 29 10:46am CT |
Bucksnort Boys SF I | Sun Sep 29 7:58am CT |
BeerBonesBBSF | Wed Sep 25 10:55am CT |
Bulldogs 43 | Wed Sep 25 8:35am CT |
Commissioner | Mon Jul 15 11:04am CT |