LT trade for Westbrook and Mike Bell?

Question

I'm 6-2-1 in my league and am trying to get LT (and a 6th round pick) for Westbrook, Bell, and my 2nd round pick next year.

People in my league think the other team is selling out by letting this happen. (He's 4-5-1 and only has an outside shot for the playoffs) This same situation happened last year with other teams, so there is already an established guideline.

Is this a fair trade?

Answer 1

It's pretty weak. You would be getting him on the cheap. LT has scored more than both combined.

Bell will be a platoon guy once Tatum is healthy. Westbrook has never finished a season without missing significant time. His knee is going to be a problem all year.

Is it FAIR? Yes, but barely. It is a very lopsided deal. He's taking all the risk. There is no reason to sell off a guy like LT. He is on fire.

Answer 2

I am lucky enough to have both LT and Brian Westbrook as my RB's. However, if I didn't have Westbrook, and I just had LT, I would never accept that trade. The only trade I might accept is something like Peyton Manning, Brian Westbrook, and Baltimore D (Whom I also have); but that would even be a tough decision.

Answer 3

wait draft pick meaning like a continued league if so
i think this is better for the team with LT if u give him a 1st round pick and get a 5th round pick

Answer 4

if that guy falls for it, hes an idiot. LT is the best back in the league. Put more big time players in there to sweeten the deal.

Answer 5

Whenever someone can get their hands on Tomlinson they had better jump at it. Do not refer to him as LT however, there was only one and he played linebacker for the Giants.

Answer 6

i would vote against it.