Thursday, October 24, 2013

Trade Review: Pain and Gain

Trade Nineteen: Chicago/Bristol

With Jay Cutler out for at least a month (torn groin, ouch) Chicago had to head to the bargain bin for a new game manager; They found their solution in QB Alex Smith, who had been reasonably steady in relief of QB Tom Brady for Bristol this year. They pay a big price in mercurial WR Danny Amendola- no one can deny the talent or setup, but his litany of health woes have made him a difficult asset to gauge. This was a low risk, high reward play for Bristol, while Chicago had several options that might have given similar output for cheap- but da Bears got a QB they are comfortable with while moving from a position of strength. Chicago originally acquired Amendola from Atlanta on August 26th with LB Clay Matthews (Out - Injury) and S William Moore for TE Tony Gonzalez, LB Luke Kuechly, WR Percy Harvin, and S Dashon Goldson.

Chicago receives QB Alex Smith




Bristol receives WR Danny Amendola




With this trade, we've equaled last year's total; Every trade from here on out will set our league's record. Ever team has contributed at least one move to this total; The number of trades each team has been involved in:
Phoenix: 6
Hill Valley: 5
Atlanta: 4
Oakwood: 4
Pawnee: 4
Chicago: 3
Toronto: 3
Teamville/Flint: 2
Orgrimmar: 2
New York: 1
Levee: 1
California: 1
Silver City: 1
Bristol: 1

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