The league will hear the case.
Trade Court
Season2016
133Trades
8 trades · newest first
- Week 11 · 2016evan ↔ LewisRyan Mathews, Doug Baldwin, LeGarrette Blount / Jordan Howard, Jay Ajayi, Sterling Shepard
- Week 10 · 2016Max ↔ evanJordan Reed / Brandin Cooks
- Week 9 · 2016Max ↔ CobyBlake Bortles, Brandin Cooks, Christine Michael / Charcandrick West, Tom Brady
- Week 9 · 2016Ethan ↔ SpencerKyle Rudolph / Vikings
- Week 7 · 2016oren ↔ LewisKelvin Benjamin, Todd Gurley / Matt Forte, Jordy Nelson
- Week 7 · 2016Max ↔ EthanMark Ingram II / Randall Cobb
- Week 3 · 2016Spencer ↔ evanLe'Veon Bell, Sammy Watkins, Jeremy Maclin / Allen Robinson, Latavius Murray, Jeremy Langford, Sterling Shepard
- Week 3 · 2016oren ↔ MaxJordy Nelson, Matt Forte, Isaiah Crowell / Donte Moncrief, DeAndre Hopkins, Doug Martin
2016 · Week 3 · Sep 21
Spencer came out 5.4 useful points a week ahead.
| Manager / received | Net per week | Started | Bench | Elsewhere | Weeks |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Spencer RB Le'Veon Bell· 165.8 useful WR Sammy Watkins· 22.5 useful WR Jeremy Maclin· 4.1 useful | +5.4/wk | 167.7 | 2.3 | 22.5 | 14 |
evan WR Allen Robinson· 49.1 useful RB Latavius Murray· 46.8 useful RB Jeremy Langford· 0.0 useful WR Sterling Shepard· 21.7 useful | −5.4/wk | 97.5 | 6.0 | 14.0 | 14 |
How scores and verdicts work
- Every week has a starter median per position: the median score of everyone the league actually started there. Useful points = max(0, score − median).
- Every traded player is followed to the end of that season, wherever he goes: started for you, on your bench, or after you flipped him somewhere else.
- Net per week = what you received minus what you gave up, divided by the weeks measured. It's zero-sum.
- A deal made after Thursday kickoff counts from the next week. At least 3 weeks of data are needed for a verdict.
- Even: under 1.5 a week or under 10% of the value exchanged. Clear edge: at least 4.5 a week and 30%. Otherwise slight edge.
- Weeks a player sat unrostered aren't on record, so they're skipped. Projections are never used.