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addai/jennings for Jmal Lewis/Colston

6pts all TD's
10rush yrd 1pt
15 rec yrd 1pt

I know Addai is the best player in the trade but the colts have a horrible schedule. Lewis's isn't much better though. NO has a great schedule, top 5 I think.

Whoever gets Addai should be high-fiving everybody within a five-mile radius.

that would be me. thank you But Addai's schedule doesn't pose for great concern?

I have 3 qb's because i picked Favre with my last round pick and was hoping hed play so I could trade one of them...

what are these qb's worth when trading for a WR?

Cutler
Delhomme
Favre

I'm trading colston/lewis for addai/jennings so my WR squad takes a bit of a hit with depth:

wayne
jennings
berrian
gaffney
hardy

Addai is an unquestionable improvement over Lewis: he's younger, on a better offense, and he's more of a dual threat in the running and passing game. Barring any unforeseen injury or miracle Jamal Lewis resurgence, Addai should gain more total yards and TDs than Lewis.

I wouldn't worry too much about the Colts' schedule; as long as Peyton Manning is behind center, teams aren't going to stack the box to stop the run. They're most likely going to end up playing mostly prevent-style defenses with emphasis on taking away the long ball and forcing short-yardage plays. In that regard, Addai will become incredibly valuable, especially in moving the ball downfield.

As for the QBs: I'd probably trade Cutler out of all of them. He has more value right now than Delhomme, and he could probably net you a second-tier receiver straight-up.

Basketball Jesus wrote:Addai is an unquestionable improvement over Lewis: he's younger, on a better offense, and he's more of a dual threat in the running and passing game. Barring any unforeseen injury or miracle Jamal Lewis resurgence, Addai should gain more total yards and TDs than Lewis.

I wouldn't worry too much about the Colts' schedule; as long as Peyton Manning is behind center, teams aren't going to stack the box to stop the run. They're most likely going to end up playing mostly prevent-style defenses with emphasis on taking away the long ball and forcing short-yardage plays. In that regard, Addai will become incredibly valuable, especially in moving the ball downfield.

As for the QBs: I'd probably trade Cutler out of all of them. He has more value right now than Delhomme, and he could probably net you a second-tier receiver straight-up.

Good advice. Thank you!

you get the better end of the deal with addai

Yeah, it's really not close.

Addai may even improve on last season's campaign now that he has Rhodes again to spell him a little more. Expect better explosiveness in the last few weeks of the season compared to this previous season. Jamal Lewis is likely nearing the end of his rope as a RB. Last season was a resurgence, but I'd be surprised if he puts up those type of numbers again.