Think a thread for the discussion of all things keeper is needed.

I am looking to sell 3 teams if anyone is interested. Shoot me a Pm

I get to keep 2 for rounds drafted. I'll have the #10 (of 10) pick in the draft.
0.5 PPR
Start QB, 2RB, 3WR, TE, W/R/T, D, K

Lesean McCoy (10) is a lock. I need one more. What do you think?

AJ Green (2)
Matty Ice (5)
Kenny Britt (9)
Denarius Moore (11)
Rashard Mendenhall (14)
Michael Turner (15)
Brian Hartline (16)
Russell Wilson (16)
Jacquizz Rodgers (16)

Might be green

i think it comes down to green or wilson. i'm leaning towards wilson tbh

He forgot to mention 4 point passing tds

My bad.

That's kinda what I was thinking, but Mendenhall should be back to form next year.

Russell Wilson seemed to improve as the season progressed. His rushing numbers alone (431 yards & 3 TDs) might be the tie breaker. AJ Green going 11th (or 31st if you include keepers) seems plausible. Wilson going in the 151st is a steal. Mendenhall going 131st is pretty darn good, too.

4 pt tds make wilson a more valuable qb choice since hes going to rush for some...

green at 2 is good obv but wilson is a better pick since he costs nothing imo

also looking to sell a dynasty team if anyone is interested. will only discuss via pm.

Rut roh.. Leaving our league?

mendy is iffy depending on who he plays for next year

This is my thought. Hard to see him as a feature back, but wherever he goes, he should get 10+ touches a game and be the goal line back. Not bad, but not the value of Wilson. I see keeping Wilson as also gaining RB/WR depth in those first 8-9 rounds.

The value of Wilson means getting that extra RB or WR in the round where you'd have to draft a QB -- a QB that likely won't be much better than Wilson and RB/WRs better than Mendy. The RBs and WRs carry so much more trade value that loading up on them gives you that extra asset, but -- more important -- makes your RB2 or WR1/WR2 more expendable. The people who'll be drafting those QBs in the 1st and 2nd or going the first two round without drafting a RB will then have a bigger hole than you and will then be forced to pay a higher price somewhere in the mid-season for a piece of your depth.

If you could keep one of the following two QBs (as a backup to R. Wilson), whom would you keep - Bradford or Rivers?

bradford, rivers has aids

How is it ok to just "sell" a keeper/dynasty team?
Seems like it should be up to the league to determine who the new owner is if the current owner wants to quit.
When you agree to play in a league, you know who the owners are that you will be competing against.
Selling off a team just seems a little.... i dunno.... shady might not be the right word, but definitely not standard in any leagues ive ever played in

If you do the work why should someone just get to take over your team? You are losing value

I dont think keeping Wilson is all that valuable. Is he even a top 10 QB next year?
Think about it, in a 10 team league do you really want to lock him in as your starting QB? If not then youre keeping a bench player (dumb) and still going to use an earlier pick on another QB.
Keep Green. You know youre getting a stud and can plan the rest of your draft around having a top-3 WR already penciled into your lineup.

Uhhhh then dont quit? You made the commitment to participate in a multi-year league, so why flake out?
And why should you get to profit twice (asssuming its a top team, which it must be or nobody would pay for it anyway) while the rest of the league has to deal with the risk of an unknown owner jumping in?
Id be pissed if an owner sold a team in one of my dynasty leagues without approval from myself and the rest of the league. But that would never happen because a good commish in a solid league wouldnt allow it.

Things come up? The reason I'm leaving my leagues is because I was in 13 leagues and I couldn't keep up so I'm cutting down to 3 leagues

Not really anyones problem but your own imo.

The league will survive, and they will find a new owner. Maybe they will will even agree to allow you to sell the team, but either way it should be their decision.

Definitely not. You put up your money and time it's your team

Guess we just disagree. Maybe this is more common than i thought, or just 2p2 specific?
(I admit ive never played in a 2p2 league)

This is my first time doing it but like I said I'm not just quitting to quit

So given that RG3's knee now appears to have exploded, do I still spend a sixth round pick on keeping him when I can keep WIMson for a seventeenth?

I see what's being said of Wilson, but I think of it this way: what if you can keep Romo for a 16th? Ryan?

Fantasy-wise, this is where Wilson enters next year's fantasy drafts, and his legs give you more upside because: (a) ATL's OL is shaky; and (b) Romo's so good at throwing tot he wrong team any given week.

Again,. my reasoning isn't that Wilson can be top-5, but to get a legit top-10 QB with the legs score 300 for a 16th and using that 7th or 8th round pick on a RB/WR instead of a 6th on a guy who puts up Wilson's points is +EV, no?

While already keeping McCoy, Precept won't be tied down to grab two RBs in the first two rounds. He can then draft (overdraft?) Green at #10, if that situation is best, because he already has an RB1 and get a legit low-end RB1/high-end RB2 at #20 or a legit RB1 as his RB2 at #10 and a legit WR1 at #20.

I agree. With a bunch of RBs and WRs drafted early (Mega, Andre Johnson, AJG, CJ, Fitz, GJennings, Jamaal, Forte, Colston, Gore, ADP, SJax, Marshall, Roddy, and MJD), I get two of those to go with Wilson and McCoy.

Also, after watching yesterday's game, I'm kinda high on Wilson. He threw for 187 and 1 TD (which could have been more with their trips to the Red Zone) plus 67 on the ground. In our league, that's 17 points.

Also, with their defense, he should be set up with some short fields. I'm really liking him.

PS. Horrorshow, I'll get #10 and #11, which is even sexier.