Send Mike Evans to Substation Nation (@JakeArner) for Carnell Tate.
Substation Nation (@JakeArner)
Why this one: This is a one-year league, so the ranking is about what a deal does to your lineup rather than what an asset holds for later. Substation Nation (@JakeArner) are chasing this season, so what they can spare is the depth behind their starters. Your lineup is short at WR, about 5.4 points a week behind, and this deal lands there.
You get
Carnell TateWide receiver, TEN. value 3,621, 14.1 pts/wk, age 21.8
Total value 3,621
You send
Mike EvansWide receiver, SF. value 3,511, 18.3 pts/wk, age 33.2
Total value 3,511
What it does
- Your lineup
- Your starting lineup: +3.9 points a week
- Projected wins
- Your projected wins, estimated: your season gains about 0.28 of a win over the games you have left
- Your value
- Your trade value: +110 points
- Their lineup
- Their starting lineup: -0.7 points a week
- Value gap
- Value gap between the two sides: 3 percent
Your starting lineup gains +3.9 points a week at WR. Against your remaining schedule that is worth about 0.28 of a projected win. You come out 110 points of trade value ahead.
Substation Nation (@JakeArner) reads as a contender chasing this season, so the case has to be the value. They take on 110 points less value than they send.
The message
What do you think of me sending you Mike Evans, and you sending back Carnell Tate? On value it is close to even both ways.