Questions
Brandon Harris
Fair question
Do you trade Arian Foster at all? I know it depends on what you have and what you need but Arian seems untradeable right now. I'm in a 12 team non ppr league and running backs are scarce. I'm first in my league right now but I want to stay there. I also have Bears D/ST and Tony Romo and QB. I believe my team is good enough to win but thoughts?
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2Anthony Best (381 Reputation Points)It's not that he is untradable.. he is just a really high price to trade for.
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1George Possley (531 Reputation Points)Nobody, in my opinion, is untradeable. But in a 12-team league, Foster's worth is nearly inestimable. I'd want a top 5 QB and a #1 RB for him and who would be dumb enough to offer that? Well, Ok. We've probably all seen people who would.
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1mcontald (500 Reputation Points)I think he's untradeable. He's the best RB in the league right now, and unless you're getting a slew of top 10 players along with a top 5 (or two top 5's), I wouldn't even think about it. Especially in a 12 league where Foster's numbers are harder to compete with.
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1Kacee Giger (624 Reputation Points)I traded for Arian Foster by giving up Reggie Bush, Dez Bryant, Vincent Jackson, and Brian Hartline (the week that he went for 250+ yards and a TD) and everyone in my league was outraged that the commissioner approved the trade (they thought it was to one-sided for me). So, it's possible, but probably not a very wise move, even if your roster is bare.2 Comments↳Brandon Harris (544 Reputation Points)That was alot to give up for one player. You got a startable RB and two good WR's. Wasn't a great move but made sense. Right? Thats the dilemma.↳Anthony Best (381 Reputation Points)yeah.. that's exactly what I meant by high price.. you have to give up a lot to get Foster.