Basketball Jesus wrote:Nah. Graham’s the unencumbered starter in Tampa; he’ll probably get a bulk of the goal line carries in a very conservative red-zone offense. With Turner you have to worry about Norwood leeching away some of Turner’s carries, especially if Turner sucks out early on in the season.
I like Jackson’s potential but you’ll have to wonder how many passes he’ll see in that offense, especially with Chambers in the mix and the rest of the guys (relatively) healthy again. He’s a much better option than Walker to have on your bench but he doesn’t make your starting unit any better.
With two risks at starting RB, I’d suggest holding onto the surer bet (Graham) than to downgrade at RB in order to improve a bench receiver.
How in the hell is Graham the surer bet over Turner?!
You are so wrong.
I know it is a lot of speculation and opinion, but you must be kidding me.
Turner was signed to a big FA deal, and was highly sought after for good reason.
I understand preseason is preseason, but did you see some of the absolute homeruns he ripped off against some stought 1st team defenses!
I am kicking myself for not drafting him in my money league.
Beleieve me he will be the truth, and besides, what are you givivng up for him?
Graham?!
Graham might be quite solid, but he has no real upside above maybe the 12th best back at absolute most, and that is being very optimistic. And he isn't even locked in as one of this guys starters.
Yes that is considering that he is going to start Ronnie Brown, but I have to do this trade without even thinking about it.
I mean since when is Graham a household name either?
He got lucky to be the starter last year becauseof somany injuries.
Isn't he above 30?
Turner has the upside to literally be top 5.
Take this trade now, and if you don't, do not cry to me later in the season when Turner is wrecking defenses on the ground for dinner and catching major yardage for desert.