Yet if you'd been patient, Witten would be perfectly viable trade bait right now. So, yeah, keep trying to have it both ways: claiming Witten was both worthy of giving up Michael Floyd AND smart to drop.
And dropping Rudolph was an admission that he is injured, you disingenuous ass.
Anyways, Witten would not be valuable trade bait. Who would trade for a TE16 in the league now when he was valued at TE5 or 6 before the year started? Face it, his value has tanked.
claiming Witten was both worthy of giving up Michael Floyd AND smart to drop.
I can see it if you accepted a trade or took Witten off of MRT. That would make sense to me. Then it would be that you value Floyd more than Witten, rather than arguing (as you did), that Rudolph was better.
So, in a way you were right. Witten wasn't worth a flex spot. That means dumping his ass to look for a player who was was the correct move.
I will say, MRT was smart enough to take a flier on Witten rather than spending money on Rudolph, and turning down a TE upgrade.
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