What’s the most draft capital I can get out of AJ brown? I have cd drake and btj so I’m tryna get as much value from AJ as I can and replace the flex spot in the draft (I have 1.07) 1 qb 8 team no tep dynasty ppr

@LonghornsATW2025 I would caution that trading AJ Brown for a draft pick and expecting similar production in your flex that he would give is likely to not happen. But if you pair that first round pick with AJ Brown, you could likely get his same production and a much younger player at the same position for multiple years to come.

Hard to give much advice. An 8-tm, 1-qb (which suggests the rosters aren’t expanded to compensate for the size) is a relative crapshoot. Very luck-oriented, and player values become virtually the same across the board. I’d suggest getting very good at predictions, because that’s likely the best way to gain an advantage.

Also lmk what you think of my plan

It's a good idea. But in an 8 man not a lot of options. I think the highest value you would get out of him is a 1st Rder in 26-27 in an 8 man. But he's a player each manager has their own opinion on on whether or not he's starting to fall off. So his value is literally all over the place.

@OldeManStrength I was thinking emeka egbuka to replace AJ. I really liked what he did at OSU, think he’d be talked about a lot more if he didn’t get kinda over shadowed by Jeremiah smith. Just don’t know if he’ll fall to me at 1.07

@LonghornsATW2025 if he fell that would be ideal for you. You could then trade AJ post draft and that’s when I feel his value should rise and address another team weakness at that point. Or keep and roll with hot hand.

probably late 1st at most. 8 team you'd assume most wont feel the need to overpay. id start with Hurts manager to gauge their interest first. otherwise just keep him. he still has high ceiling

I would keep him and not think too hard about it. Can always trade him in season.

@A440 I’m also the LM. How would you suggest I change rosters to compensate for lack of teams