Hello and welcome to the Dynasty Dude podcast. I'm your host, Corey Evans. This week's show is titled Reactions to Recent Dynasty Trades. I have a handful of trades that were made in a few of my 12 team, Superflex, full PPR, tight and premium formats. So you have the background and context for how

these deals are constructed. This week's show is going to be less about stats, more vibes, my

opinion, and instant reactions to these trades that have taken place. I've actually been involved

in none of these, so it's good to have an outside perspective. I just took the trades that I

found in each respective league with the timeline of the past 30

days and figured it'd be a good discussion point for immediate and rest of season player

value in dynasty formats. Before I get to that, huge shout out to Brandon for becoming a $12

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Patreon subscriber. All right, first trade was Orronday Gadsden the second, D'Andre Swift, and

Kareem Hunt for a 27th and Caleb Johnson. In a vacuum or a nutshell,

I'm going to take the Gadsden Swift and hunt side of this trade.

I think ultimately the 27 first will make or break the trade

if it's early, mid, or late being tied to as well,

the Caleb Johnson side.

Let's break it down.

Gadsden is 22.

He's dealing with a minor quad injury but has been sensational. Otherwise,

as a rookie out of Syracuse, Day 3 pick, who looked apart on film and is now transferred

over to the pro level as an excellent scheme fit and outlet for Justin Herbert. Well ahead of

Tyler Conklin on the Charger Dept chart when healthy. Gadsden looks like an immediate steal and perhaps best value of rookie drafts this past summer.

Swift is 26.

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