Miami sends:
Michael Smith (CB)
2036 Round 3
2037 Round 3
2038 Round 3

Philadelphia sends:
James Potts (FS)
2037 Round 1 (Philadelphia)
2038 Round 1 (Philadelphia)


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Philly, what are you thinking? You gave up too much!

Also, MFN is skewed when an 8th yr CB, one season from considering retirement scores a 1690 is crazy!

Thus Miami continues its roll...and warthog has his 9 millionth skewed trade. Kind of takes the fun out of the game tbh.

100% agree^

I'm thinking that everyone of my 1st round picks have busted leaving me on the hook for a large contract with high bonuses. So the draft is not working for me. This way a have a top defense player for low money and no bonuses. It's the way I'm playing it for now and we'll see how it works. And if it don't work then you want have to worry about my team for now.

Sorry tosu. Offers were made, negotiated and accepted. I'd like to think its my superior negotiating skills that allow my to make these favorable trades.

Everyone on my team is always available for the right place!

Hmmm, maybe I shouldn't have traded Smith...

GG Jax, the streak had to end sometime.

By your own admission, they are only favorable to you, and you SCREW the other guy.

Am I supposed to be making trades where I think the other owner is getting the best of it just to fair?

Trades are usually intended to be equitable for both sides. This is a good warning to inexperienced owners that you are not someone to trade with in the future.

You guys crack me up. Equitable is in the mind of the owner. If the other owners involved in any trades with me didn't think they were equitable, they didn't need to accept/offer them.

Knowing how to negotiate involves understanding the party on the other side.