*Traade Larry Johnson And A. Toomer or T. Glenn For Reggie Wayne And TJ Housh?*?

Question

I am considering trading LJ for wayne and Housh...Here is my current lineup: Q-PALMER, WR-REGGIE BROWN, H. WARD, A. TOOMER, AND T. GLENN. RB-L. JOHNSON, B. WESTBROOK, T. JONES, K. JONES, L. WASHINGTON, M. JONES-DREW. TE-A. CRUMPLER. K-GOULD, AND D-BALTIMORE. Can someone help me out with this daunting decision....I am in first place right now, but need some stud wideouts..... The guy I wanna trade with has edge, R. Johnson and D. foster. He will be hurting a little bit in wo positions, but he needs a stud for a back...I have plenty of backs, obviously, but wanna trade him one or two, or the combo I have addressed in my opening question....All answers would be apreciated, and any other better trade suggestions would be welcomed as well...Thanks a lot...

Answer 1

You've got an outstanding lineup. Wish mine were that good.

You are definitely deep at RB. I would probably not trade Johnson and a WR for Wayne and Housh. I would consider trading any other RB that you have, including Westbrook, and a WR for Wayne and Housh. Westbrook is more of an injury liability than Johnson. Toomer and Glenn are about the same, in my book, so anywhere below I wrote Toomer, you can substitute Glenn.

I'd offer Toomer and K. Jones and see if he bites. K. Jones is having a great year, but it's for the Lions, which means it could go bad any moment. If not, offer T. Jones, Drew, and Toomer. If not that, offer T. Jones, Washington, and Toomer. If you can keep Westbrook and Johnson and still get the two receivers, you've done very well in that trade.

How many WRs and RBs start? This is pretty crucial to knowing how many you can trade.

Answer 2

my first thought is that its not worht it to you based solely on the players, but given your roster and what you need/have excess of, its probably worthwhile for you. the palmer housh combo could be lethal