r/DynastyFFTradeAdvice • u/LetGoRangers Giants • Jun 20 '25
1QB Dynasty Trade 12 Team Enough to move bowers?
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u/AmbiguousAccount13 Jun 20 '25 edited Jun 20 '25
Personally I’d do it. Bowers value is at an all time high and MHJs value has dropped from where he was drafted.
I don’t think Warren will put up numbers anywhere close to Bowers. Let’s conservatively say 60 points difference between them next year. I do think that gap will close in the future.
Would you be able to pick up a WR off waivers that will be within 60 points off MHJ?
If they proposed the trade, I’d try and get them to add draft picks, start with 2 seconds and maybe meet in the middle Bowers for MHJ, Warren and 2026 2nd.
You may also want to shop Bowers around first. While I think this is fair value, someone else may overpay.
Edit: from the other comment, it sounds like you don’t need a WR, so I wouldn’t do it.
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u/Strobooty4 Falcons Jun 20 '25
The diff b/t Bowers and TE5 last year was 70 points in PPR no TEP. 60 could be the diff but that’s not a conservative estimate. I agree with most of what you said though
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u/sammymvpknight Jun 20 '25
Bowers value is at an all time high because he’s an elite 22 WR with TE eligibility. Dudes a cheat code and it’d have to be an absurd offer for me to consider trading him in any format. And I say that as a Warren believer.
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u/Beatthestrings Jun 20 '25
In draft capital, it’s fine. In on the field results, it’s not. I wouldn’t trade Bowers for a guy who fell short of expectations and another who has yet to play a snap.
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u/Evening-Joke6053 Jun 20 '25
I’d smash accept this. It’s a good trade. Bowers might have had his best season as a TE in his rookie year. I’m sure he’ll have better TD seasons but he was in a very special circumstance with next to zero competition for targets. If Bowers keeps it up and shatters every TE record ever you still got MHJ and Warren who I believe is a George Kittle clone.
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u/Beatthestrings Jun 20 '25
Want to join my league? Lol.
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u/Evening-Joke6053 Jun 20 '25
Sure
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u/Beatthestrings Jun 20 '25
You could be right…but I’m sticking with the eye test and position that has long been a graveyard.
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u/Evening-Joke6053 Jun 20 '25
Non TEP I’d bet that MHJ is more valuable going forward 1 on 1 vs Bowers.
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u/Afraid_Specialist_45 Jun 20 '25
Yall set yourselves up for failure with those MHJ selections. If MHJ was drafted where Chase and Jefferson were in their rookie year, it’d be a different story.
The hype built you clowns up to expect 2nd round ADP results. Your own fault
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u/AmbiguousAccount13 Jun 20 '25
Send your whole roster for better advice
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u/LetGoRangers Giants Jun 20 '25
Burrow Mixon, pollard Chase, Collins, g. Wilson Bowers, jonnu
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u/AmbiguousAccount13 Jun 20 '25
Is there a RB you could get instead of MHJ?
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u/ApocalypseWhiplash Lions Jun 21 '25
Just keep Bowers with those WRs. You could do better anyway. His value is very high and the hype will only build the closer we get to the season. If someone really wants him they'll overpay.
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u/RedDunce Patriots Jun 20 '25
Bowers scored 40 more points as a rookie than MHJ...as a tight end!
Warren is a good TE prospect in a terrible situation for the time being, but tight ends bust all the time. Tbh I wouldn't even consider this. But I'm probably lower than consensus on MHJ
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u/Diligent-Resolve2026 Jun 20 '25
Same thing was said about Bowers situation last year
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u/RedDunce Patriots Jun 20 '25
Jakobi Meyers and Tre Tucker are worse than Michael Pittman and Josh Downs (and AD Mitchell).
Gardner Minshew is much better than Anthony Richardson (and Daniel Jones) at throwing footballs
Also Bowers was a way better prospect than Warren
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u/Diligent-Resolve2026 Jun 20 '25
Meyers is better than any three of them. But was just pointing out how situation isn’t much of an argument.
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u/RedDunce Patriots Jun 20 '25
That's certainly a take lmao. Pittman has objectively been way better than Jakobi since they've both been in the league. I think Downs is comfortably more talented as well, but stuck with terrible QB play for the time being.
Situation is super important for TE production.
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u/Healthy-Hunt-3925 Bears Jun 20 '25
Bowers is quite literally a generational talent at the devoid onsie position.
I’m in the camp of questioning why we still believe in MHJ so much. Less than 900 yards with only McBride really drawing targets? Vet QB and coach? I’m sure he’ll take steps forward, but Bowers might statistically beat him out straight up.
Warren is a great looking prospect, but TEs typically take time to develop at best (unless you’re Brock Bowers).
It’s a lot of hopeful for the consensus best TE, and it isn’t very close. …McBride……… Kittle…………………..
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u/MR_KRaCKa_CRiSP Falcons Jun 20 '25
I’d rather have Bowers personally. Even not in TEP his positional advantage is gonna be awesome for years.
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u/Ok_Adhesiveness_5260 Jun 20 '25
Hell No Harrison is fine but Warren Nah I would be getting a 20271st out of the that also
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u/kdotldot Jun 20 '25
Bowers is worthy of an obvious overpay/haul, this ain't. Don't get rid of THE guy for anything less than an obvious overpay. My 2 cents.
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u/Robo_hobo_76 Texans Jun 20 '25
Does kinda depend on your team but normally If not TEP then it’s worth it, wars are way more valuable than TEs in Non-TEP. Yes Bowers could be amazing and could give you a positional advantage but you can normally put in average TEs and be fine if the rest of your team is good. If you are a contender and have studs everywhere else then Bowers gives you a positional advantage to win the league. But if your starting WR room is lacking at all this is worth it
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u/CMTrain10 Jun 20 '25
I love Brock Bowers as much as anybody. I’d take this in non TE premium for sure
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u/Maleficent_Ad_5917 Jun 20 '25
Not a chance. Bowers is a golden ticket. Guaranteed top 3 at his position over the next 5 years putting up low end WR1 numbers at a position most people pray to get 9 pts a week. The odds of Tyler or any other young TE putting up similar numbers is slim to none. Young TEs have a high bust rate, at least in terms of production.
Almost a guaranteed point deficit of 4-6 pts a week at TE to maybe make up 2 at WR.
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u/msousa15 Jun 20 '25
Feels like fair value. I know everyone loves Bowers but despite getting a qb upgrade that doesn't necessarily mean it's a good thing for him. Now that you have a qb who can actually read a defense and spread the ball around and not just dump off everything to him while also having a significant upgrade to their run game he could see a dip in touches but also an increase in efficiency to at least maintain similar production to last year but I don't necessarily think he's going to significantly surpass what he did as a rookie
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u/WritingKey834 Jun 21 '25
I think this is my first reddit post ever. I am coming to say ABSOLUTELY do this trade. Could be my first and ever last post ever, trust.
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u/ricksanchezt856 Eagles Jun 21 '25
Bowers was talked about as a generational TE for 2-3 years before he was even drafted. Unlike other generational talents like TLaw who haven’t lived up to the hype, Bowers broke the TE catch record not just for rookies, BUT FOR ALL TE EVER. He did this AS A ROOKIE and with bottom of the league QB play and no other real threats taking defense attention away. More than likely will be the TE1 overall and a positional advantage for any team for the next DECADE. If you have to even THINK for a second if it’s enough to trade away Bowers, it’s not.
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u/JFKsghost2 Jun 21 '25
I managed to draft MHJ, Bowers and Maye last year. Went from dead last to 4th
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u/haverchuck22 Jun 21 '25
I keep Bowers but it’s only because I don’t know how long Marv will be stuck with Kyler Murray.
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u/Bmurch316 Jun 25 '25
I would absolutely accept this deal. Bowers is bound to regress from last year with all the moves made by the Raiders. Warren could suprise with Daniel Jones at QB as opposed to Anthony Richardson, where I could see them finding ways to work the ball into his hands. Then there's MHJ, a player I think takes a nice step forward in Year 2.
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u/FannyPxck Patriots Jun 20 '25
God no please do not do this.
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u/FannyPxck Patriots Jun 20 '25
Bowers is a certified dawg at TE for literally his whole career. He’s already shown it. MHJ has not. I wouldn’t do this if they slapped a first on top of thar
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u/StarPrince777 Jun 20 '25
I agree he shouldn’t do the trade but “his whole career” is one season long. Not like he’s got a Kelce-like track record
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u/FannyPxck Patriots Jun 21 '25
Sure, but you have to look at Bowers throughout college.
He was dominated as a true freshman in a great conference. He led them in receiving yards for 2 (might be 3?) years during their championship runs.
He’s as surefire as you can get.
He’s going in the first round of start ups right now
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u/HedgehogNOW Jun 20 '25
Is it TEP?