Should I accept Keenan Allen and Mike Wallace for Michael Floyd and Tony Romo? 10 team standard scoring.

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Tom Dillon

Should I accept Keenan Allen and Mike Wallace for Michael Floyd and Tony Romo? 10 team standard scoring.

Here is my roster. I know it's RB heavy (I will post a separate question for that) and I am trying to trade a QB to bolster the WR's.

QB - Drew Brees, Dal
QB - Colin Kaepernick, SF
QB - Tony Romo, Dal

RB - Giovani Bernard, Cin
RB - Andre Ellington, Ari
RB - Bryce Brown, Buf
RB - Isaiah Crowell, Cle
RB - Ryan Mathews, NO

WR - AJ Green, Cin
WR - Michael Floyd, Ari
WR - Josh Gordon, Cle

TE - Jimmy Graham
TE - Zach Ertz

D/ST - Broncos
D/ST - Ravens

K - Dan Bailey, Dal

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Ya FantayFootball (549 Reputation Points)
If the point is to upgrade your WR spot, you're overpaying. But if Romo won't ever see your starting line up then it's not a big deal. I would think you could get Wallace for Romo straight up.
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Tom Dillon (500 Reputation Points)
He won't do it straight up. I don't want to get low balled but need the WR's.

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Ya FantayFootball (549 Reputation Points)
Wallace is only a slight upgrade over Floyd. And Allen is barely usable especially in a 10 team standard. However if Allen can be used to sweeten the pot in another trade, say packaged with an RB for another WR. Then this trade has merits.

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Tom Dillon (500 Reputation Points)
I completely agree with the value assessment. I'm not sure that anyone will bite on Allen though. He's had plenty of volume; he's just not getting into the end zone.