I've made a lot of strong offers for Gibbs (or for the #2 pick, pre-dynasty-draft). Obviously, what I'm willing to offer now is significantly lower than in was pre-dynasty-draft.
I asked him what an acceptable trade would look like.
He said: Gibbs, his 2024 first and second (likely quite early, good shot at top 3, but he's in a very weak division so he could certainly make the playoffs), for Garrett Wilson, Quentin Johnston, Kendre Miller, Tyjae Spears, and Roschon Johnson. I considered that was decidedly too steep. But I did completely understand that opinion, as I would not want to give up Gibbs; I didn't think the offer was crazy. But he went to great lengths to convince me it was a reasonable degree of overpay. I thought it was a bit more than reasonable. Curious what others might think. (Our league is a bit crazy for RB's, which somewhat makes sense because 2-3 out of 6 offensive starters are RB's.)
Also I wasn't necessarily looking for picks, though I am always happy to stock up. But I just used high picks on those 4 2023 rookies he wanted. Doesn't seem like progress to trade them in for fewer picks.
Not trying to make this the "eighsse's personal trade advice thread" but I'm really considering accepting this at this point. I hate losing Wilson but I may be able to flip picks. Should I jump off the plane with my shiny new Gibbs brand parachute or let Captain Wilson bring this thing down safely? This is a big one ... 12-team dynasty PPR, 1/2/2/0/1, yardage bonus yada yada ....
ETA: Have Hurts, Bijan, Etienne, Swift, AJ Brown, Lamb, Dotson, Godwin
My previous comments were meant from a perspective where my team is strong which is where I want to be.
Based on what you say you have your team looks strong. Very strong in fact and I don't see how those depth RB are actually helping you right now. You have better options.
In your position the way to make your team better is by adding stars and Gibbs certainly looks to be that. He is a RB who may be better than some of your already strong group and can start for you now. That's what you want.
Wilson is a nice player but does not have a good QB. I don't see moving him as a huge loss to your lineup that has other quality WR besides him.
I don't know how deep your league rosters are but freeing up 4 spots allows you to pick up free agent prospects which is basically what those depth RB are to you right now anyways. Your not starting them.
You can always use the picks to buy other players to improve your team if you don't want to use them on rookies next season.
This is exactly how you grind value and keep your team perpetually in a strong position by making deals like what has been offered you.
Not sure what you are hemming and hawing about.