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@DFBeanCounter @shenanigans052 Does trading up to draft a Running Back in Rounds 1-3 increase hit rate? Wasn't quite sure what defines a "hit", but I figured RB1 (top 12, PPR seasons would be a solid indicator. As best I could, I went back to 2010 and here is what I found. 1/

@JamesRoyNFL Gios best season would be Arians 5th best

The look on my face as a Texans fan:

@the_dude_hudson @FFDynastyTrades I love trades like this... its what it should be. Both teams improved imo

@crazychrisisba @FFDynastyTrades Not anything huge but also Juwan Johnson, Dulcich, Tonges

Send over your Trade Questions and let’s see some recent trades to grade⤵️

@the_dude_hudson @FFDynastyTrades Can you post each team? Im very curious because the trade is pretty fair imo, but think it depends on each roster to pick a winner

@FFDynastyTrades I received Lamb side

@FFDynastyTrades Very fair trade imo Would love to see each team for reference

Thoughts?

@HeavyRainWA @pepemoonboy 3/3 You arent accomplishing that in 12 years off stocks alone, especially when you aren't likely making a large salary fresh out of college. RE gives you cash flow + an appreciating asset with tax benefits Ps- almost every millionaire owns multiple RE assets

@HeavyRainWA @pepemoonboy Bought the first house in college and house hacked. Leveraging each house, he got up to 12 single family With the appreciation, he sold 10 of the 12 and bought a small multifamily unit. He retired at 31 making $200K a year and still owns multiple assets that are appreciating 2/

I own multiple rental properties. Between tenant turnover, repairs, evictions, increased property taxes, and rising insurance my stock portfolio outperformed all 3 combined. By a mile... Rental properties are not worth the headache. Don't be fooled by the furu's telling you it's amazing passive income.

@bengals_sans Bernard couldn't even hold Arian Foster's jockstrap... GTFO

Would Giovani Bernard be the best RB in your franchise's history?

@DynastyDwarf Nice trade. I loved Brooks coming out, but the ACLs worry me. I'm totally okay being wrong if it gets you McMillian who's got a high probability of being a top 15 WR at some point (based on her profile and rookie year)

Another brooks share shipped 🤝

@money_cruncher 100% At MINIMUM put that extra payment in a HYSA and make 4-4.5% and net 2% Or be more aggressive and buy stocks and make 6-8% (minimum) net profit

Paying off a 2% mortgage early is a terrible financial decision.

@SleeperNFL Dak side by a lot IMO

Which side - Dynasty Superflex: (27 & 28 1sts are from back to back champ)

@beltwayboyz Im in the 8% with you... All in baby. I just hope you're keeping receipts because you know EVERYONE is gonna be back in on CJ come December when they're the #1 seed

I’m one of the few all in on CJ ??

@HeroicLife @twunkez Whoa whoa whoa, get out of here with your facts, reality, and logic.... Its far easier to complain about the rich not paying their fair share... And don't forget to ignore how much actual money they pay, and how much that is in terms of percentage of the entire tax revenue

You're comparing a wealth tax to an income tax like they're the same thing. They're not. 3% of your entire net worth every year is not remotely comparable to 30% of your annual income. If you made $60K and owned a $300K house, a 3% wealth tax would cost you $9,000 a year — on top of your income taxes. That's 15% of your gross income just for the privilege of owning assets. Now scale that to someone whose "wealth" is stock they haven't sold — they'd have to liquidate billions annually just to pay the tax, crashing the share price and torching every index fund your 401(k) is sitting in. And this isn't theoretical. France, Sweden, Norway, Austria, and Denmark all tried wealth taxes and repealed them because the rich simply left, revenue dropped, and the remaining tax base got smaller. Warren's "40% exit tax" is her attempt to build a wall around capital — which should tell you everything about how confident she is that people would voluntarily stay. The working class isn't getting gutted by billionaires existing. They're getting gutted by inflation, housing costs, and payroll taxes — none of which a wealth tax touches.

Billionaires not wanting to pay 3% as the working class gets their paychecks gutted for 30%… oooh I’m thinking bad thoughts rn

@DividendBreeder And you didn't even mention the tax advantages either

My experience has been the opposite. Bought our first home in 2009 for $196K. Sold it in 2017 for $300K. At the time I had paid that mortgage down to $120K. So you do the math but I got a check for $180K when we sold our house in 2017. And that house provided a great place for my family to live for 8+ years. Pretty great deal.

@FFDynastyTrades Higgins. Even if I'm rebuilding, I'd want a better return

Higgins or the Picks?

@ksorbs And because we're not getting paid to show up to the protests lol

Because we're at work.

@even_steven8tht Promising shit without a realistic plan to implement it IS a problem... This is just the most recent example... He also is either economically illiterate moron or intentionally disingenuous.

America is such a fascinating place because this man is providing a service that actually materially benefits people, arguably what the government is designed to do, and you will still see articles upon articles trying to convince you he’s actually doing a bad thing.

@AyooTexanNation Well one is a perennial all pro... Stroud is good. But hes not top 3 like WAJ... It's a false equivalency

The front office staff dont even fully trust dude, yet when I say it im in the wrong They pay WAJ 1st, you know how they view stroud

@BOSSportsGordo Because the #1 manner of crash is backing. Backing in allows you to clearly see what's around, as well as an easy escape in case of emergency

Serious question for people who back into parking spaces - what’s the point?

@FantasyScape_ Im just not sure you'd get the guys you mentioned in return for a price you'd actually want to pay on top

@crazychrisisba Yes! More than happy to keep all the guys in the first tier it just never hurts to play the market a bit

Pre draft dynasty SELLS Tentative sells; explore trades but absolutely feel fine keeping them: - Luther Burden - Drake Maye - Tetairoa McMillan - Treveyon Henderson - Chase Brown - James Cook - RJ Harvey More inclined to sell than previous tier - Devonta Smith - AJ Brown