Denver sends:
2031 Round 1 Selection 19
2032 Round 1
2033 Round 1

Atlanta sends:
Ralph Parham (WR)
Jacob Reed (RB)
Sean Everton (RDE)
2032 Round 2 (Atlanta)


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This is BS. Denver gets a new owner, sends out a trade offer to at least two teams offering THREE first round picks for pennies on the dollar and then quits three hours later?

I don't know who the admin for this league is but this is patently nonsense.

jdavidbakr himself should be it.
Send him a short note to roll back this Deal and the profiteer should get a warning.

I send him a short note, the gamemaster David.
Jasonbanks48 ruined other teams in different leagues too and manipulate his own team with with multi accounts.
It is a pity, this kind of users destroy the entire game fun.

I have voided this trade.

Thank you

Sorry guys, I´m new to this game. Whats the problem with this deal? And why should I get a warning? I didn´t offer the deal and the trade score is okay.

We aren't upset with you. We were upset with the other guy. It was a no brained to accept that. Trade score means very little. In this case it was mediocre old players for valuable first round picks. He knew it was a bad trade and was trying to wreck the future of the team.

The deal would never happen in NFL, even Gettleman or Bill O'Brian are in charge and they are really worse traders.

Besides if you would read a little bit in the forum you will notice that trade value can be elusive in Oliners and WRs...

Newbies in game can ask here in forum and most of us will answer.
Not your fault, the other guy likes to trap.

The trade value meter is very messed up. For example the OL is arguably the easiest position group to fill yet get a value of up to 3000. While other positions get lower top teir values. This is especially prominent in two of the hardest positions to find wr and db. These two have extremely low trade scores for their value. Trade scores minimally take into account age and neglect contracts entirely. A good example of this would be my WR Williams who I have on the trade block. Williams is a pretty much perfect receiver. His trade score is a bit over 1100. According to trade score that's a fairly early first round pick. In reality he isn't worth that much. To a contender looking for a superbowl push he might be worth a late first or at best a mid first in an awful draft. To a non contender his value would be closer to a 3rd rounder just to get a couple more wins. Why is his real value so low? Because he's 9 seasons old with 10% retirement chance and on the last year of his contract. This means he's just a one year rental because it'd likely put the trading for team in cap trouble if they resigned him. Best and unlikely case is they managed to resign him for three seasons at 10 million a year and he reached the end of the contract before retirement. More likely he retires after season two and leaves big dead cap. Possible he retires after this year and leaves crippling dead cap. So for all intents and purposes he's a one year rental. Trading away a great pick who will be a quality starter for a decade for a one year marvel isn't worth it unless you are playing for a superbowl. So real value and trade value are very different things. You also may find ridiculously bloated contracts that can put you in cap **** that the trade meter totally ignores. It's important to use good judgement when trading as the trade meter is often wrong. It also doesn't account for key stats. Your RB is an example of this. With such low speed he's poor at best with under 60 speed but he has a high trade score due to less important stats. A QB convert with 90 speed and acceleration and 100 break tackle, ball carry, and avoid fumble will get at best around 200 trade value despite being top quality to the sim. Meanwhile your RB is practically useless to the sim. It can give you a general idea on who is a talented player but beyond that it's up to you to exercise good judgement. This trade was offered by someone who knew these things but made this trade to try and damage the future of that team.