Dynasty Strategy: How and When to Rebuild | Dynasty Fantasy Football
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- Опубликовано: 13 июл 2024
- This week is about rebuilding when to rebuild, how to rebuild, how to move from rebuilding to competing, players to target when rebuilding, and trades with rebuilders!
Next weeks community question: “What kind of moves are you trying to make during these slow months? And what are you trying to avoid doing?”
0:00 Intro
1:05 Community question
4:17 When to Rebuild
12:56 Rebuilding Strategy
23:12 Player targets
33:58 Shifting to a contender
48:44 Trades!
51:45 Outro
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Next weeks community question: “What kind of moves are you trying to make during these slow months? And what are you trying to avoid doing?”
This is the cheapest future firsts are gonna be. I’m moving any older assets for youth plus on weaker teams. I want to read what the league is doing and take advantage of any trends I see. If people are spending 2 firsts for middle WR I’m selling my middle WRs. I want to avoid overthinking on good value moves.
Mostly just scrounging the waiver for players with camp hype/open backfields.
Oh snap this is about to be an important video for me and my (probably) winning team
Well if it ends up not winning, make sure to bookmark this one to know how to turn it around!
Drop any trade questions below, add all context you can think of! number of starters, scoring settings, etc!
My brother kept telling me to rebuild my team last year and I was stupid enough to listen 😠 not this year!!! Not again!!! Now I will have real knowledge
@GariusD20 when your leaguemates are telling you to it's usually for their benefit not yours!
Yeah bro never listen to your league mates 😅
Awesome Dumplin here,
I wanted to comment on the scenario Justin was talking about at 19:45.
I followed his advice and sent out a bunch of trades. Like 20
However many many of them got missed because of how many I sent.
Waaaay better to be patient and do this over a couple days.
Yeah, like Tom Petty said, the waiting is the hard part 😆
I’m trying to make only winning moves and avoid all the losing ones 😂
S’up y’all, enjoying the content!
Startup from a few months back. Should I tier off of Josh Allen?
14 Team Start 10 SF, PPR, .5 TEP
JA, Jayden, Charb, Jaleel, Vidal, Aiyuk, Downs, Keon, Wicks, Pop, Polk, Franklin, Corley, QJ, E. All
‘25 - 4 firsts 2 seconds
‘26 - 2 firsts 2 seconds
-grubby
It depends on the package. We would want a SOLID qb (Herbert, Burrow, Richardson, Lamar, Murray, Caleb) and a 1st plus to start the convo. in a 14 team SF Allen is all that much more valuable as the pretty much locked and loaded QB1 in fantasy. (we expect that to stay the same) If you cannot get that, then we would stay with the 1sts you have and aim for next year.
What is the best method to down tiering to where you can contend but also accumulate draft picks to prolong the contending window?
There is not necessarily one best formula because every league is different, but the basic concept of identifying players who you view as a higher production than their dynasty value (players like this could include Evans, Kupp, Adams, Kirk, Hopkins, etc. at WR) and try to trade a WR you have for that player, and draft capital. Basically all the types of players we mentioned have some risk associated with them either of aging out, being usurped as the 1 on the team, etc. If we were trading Tyreek Hill for example on the other side, we would need at least a 1st and 2nd if late picks, or a 1st with a chance to be early to pull this type of trigger. Even then you can understand going both ways on the deal when competing. This is a generally risky type of process deal, because you might be handing over the pieces your opponents need to win the chip. If you are only starting 10 positional players or fewer, keeping tyreek hill might be better to win the chip the next few years than making this move for a Hopkins type veteran even if you are getting a 1st and 2nd on top of it because the production difference will be that large. There is not really an in a vaccum, but this is the thought porcess we start with after we identify that we can even take the attrition to our team.
I have a weak rb group kamara swift benson mcgaulin chase brown solod at qb and wrs should i hold tight on what i got or try to trade my 1 next year for a back i perfer to keep my first next year qs i hear tye class is good
That's a strong enough rb room to enter the season with. If it's coming up short adjust later not now!
12 Team / SF / HPPR / TE .5 Prem/ Rebuilding: What kind of return should I get on Tee Higgins. Got offered a 2026 mid 1st. Is that Enough?
Depending on the number of starters, and the rest of your roster we might take the deal or we might stay. If you think you can compete next year we might keep Tee. In general we think being a 26 1st we would want a 3rd back too or something to push us over. If you really need to shed points because this is a max PF league we also might be more willing to make this trade. He does not fit the criteria of a cornerstone asset, but if you don't have much else, holding might also make sense. What are your cornerstone assets and what future picks do you have? Also number of starters?
@@Dynoconff Start 9. I have shed points left and right since I know imma tank this year. No “real” cornerstone if I’m being honest. I went heavy on 2024 picks and came up with the following roster: Best young assets for my rebuild is Brock Purdy, Jaden Daniel, JJ McArthury , Tank Dell, Josh Palmer, Doubs, Mims, Brian Thomas, Legette, Malachi Corley, Luke Mccaffrey, Roman Wilson. I ended up Trading Tee Higgins for a 2026 mid 1st and a 2026 3rd. So now I have 3 1st round picks for 2025 & 2026. I have stacked a bunch of backup RBs and QBs to hopefully deal them mid season for draft picks if injuries happen (Jacoby Brisset, Tyrod Taylor, Joe Flacco & Ty Chandler, Charbs, Jaylen Warren, Trey Sermon). I’m not entirely sold on JJ McCarthy so I may deal him eventually for picks or WR/QB upgrade🤷♂️ teams a mess 🤣
@rickyc1578 w
Can you package palmer and a 3rd for a 2nd?
We would certainly be fine selling JJ if you can get good value for him!
No need to rush though he should hold value fairly well.
We would also probably be looking to sell Warren as soon as he has a good game or to much positive news comes out about him because he could throw your max PF off. Like getting the 1st and 3rd for higgins!
@@Dynoconff Palmer is a player that I feel can have stand alone value especially if he’s the only WR that has chemistry with Herbert. He might join my mid season trading assets. He can maybe net me a 2nd rounder if he has a string of 10+ point games. Definitely might package player/picks for 1st rounders and/or player upgrades. Thanks for tips 👍
Yeah there is definitely a chance you could sell palmer for more later, but we would in general try to move now on a rebuild for two reasons. One, there is also a chance he does not produce and you miss your window before the season starts and two, if he does produce and you get a worse pick waiting to get what you think he is worth because of max pf, what you gain might be worth less than the difference between 1.01 and 1.02 for example. Something to keep in mind, but if you are sure you have 1.01 wrapped up less of a concern!