I’m in a 10-team league with a rebuilding team.
i have 2 ‘27 1sts and 4 ‘27 2nds. I also have 7 ‘27 3rds.
other than just holding the picks for dart throws, I’m wondering what proactive moves can I be making now? Package the 3rds for ‘28 2nds? Acquire guys like Travis Hunter? Other high risk high reward players on the cheap?
My team is really weak and is basically a 99% lock as the 1.01 in 2027. I know anything can happen, but it also seems like Jeremiah Smith is the consensus 1.01 right now as a “generational” talent.
With all that in mind, what circumstances/potential trades would be worth it for moving out of 1.01 in 2027?
Ex: a guy in my league offered me a mid-27 1st plus Ladd for the projected 1.01
my team is really poor and will likely hold the 1.01 in 2027.
Apart from that pick, I have 3 other 2027 1sts, 5 2027 2nds and 5 2027 3rds.
The hype seems crazy right now and it has me wondering if the value of the 2027 picks has reached its max?
As a rebuilder, should I be selling 2027 picks for 2028s if I can get good value? (Ex: I sold a 2027 2nd + TeSlaa for a 2028 1st last week). Or should I hold my 2027 picks and go all in ?
I am wondering if my team is so bad that's not even worth a total rebuild to contention and just trying to be average.
Best QB's: Tanner McKee & Anthony Richardson
Best RB's: Kyle Monangai & Sean Tucker
Best WR's: Kayshon Boutte, Jaylin Noel, Isaac TeSlaa, Malik Washington, Tory Horton
Best TE's: Mason Taylor, Gunnar Helm & AJ Barner
2027 draft capital: I have 4 1sts (likely to include 1.01 which is my pick), 5 2nds and 5 3rds.
Should I consider trading the 2027 1sts for multiple assets each just to field a respectable team? Or do I just full send on the 2027 rookies and hope for a crazy pick hit rate.