Is this trade lopsided?
 

Mark Ingram, Khiry Robinson, Golden Tate and Alfred Morris

for

Le'Veon Bell and Pierre Garçon?

Whoever gets Bell and Garcon wins.

Is it lopsided though? Like would you look at that and think collusion or any of that shit?

I wouldn't think collusion, but I would think the team giving up Bell and Garcon (2 starters) for 1 in Alfred Morris is stupid.

Nah, not really. Let it stand.

Ingram was a top 10 back before he got hurt. He'll be back in a week.

I'm one of the teams in that trade. That's why I was asking.

I always try for 2 for 1 trades to upgrade players. Getting 2 of them in a single trade is pretty nice. I agree that Bell and Garcon wins that trade. I don't know if it's veto-able though.

Tate has outscored garcion two of the last four weeks and week one they were about the same. He has a better QB situation and with megatron getting all the coverage attention, in a PPR league he's going to continue to outscore garcion.

Giving up bell to get two (hopefully) consistent RBs and a handcuff is the real gamble. Plus with Todd hailey as an OC and a drug history, who knows. It's not that lopsided and in 4 weeks either side could look like a genius

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Getting Bell and Garcon would be the better end of that IMO.
As far as vetoing it, IMHO the ONLY reason to veto one is collusion.

I'd always get a starter/star over multiple players, unless I'm desperate to fill multiple spots in my lineup.

I'm in the minority and while if I had Bell I would shop him for someone a little better than Morris I still prefer the team getting Morris, Tate and Ingram.

Khiry is a non-factor other than a handcuff he can be removed it's essentially 3 for 2. Bell was 1 of only 4 top 20 rushers last year with a ypc average of less then 4 yards per game. He's not a great runner doesn't have great speed or strength between tackles. I've already noticed his game start to revert pack to a tier 2 RB. He's the ultimate sell high right now.

Puling the trigger on a trade most of times depends on team needs. If you don't have a great #2 rb then Ingram and Morris will fill in nicely. Tate has easily surpassed his pre-season expectations and it's time to re-adjust his value. He will match Garcon's production and maybe end up the better fantasy receiver.

The one downside to making that trade was that it absolutely killed my RB depth that I had built up.

Went from: Lacy, Stacy, Morris, Ingram, Robinson, McKinnon and Davis

Now: Lacy, Bell, Stacy, McKinnon and Davis

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