This guy is sending me F you messages because I didn't see a post. Grow up.
This is one of the most ridiculous takes I've ever seen. First, I didn't see your message. I don't get notified about messages and I wasn't checking that. Second, I rejected your initial offer and sent you a counter. I realize that you couldn't accept it but I didn't know that. Meanwhile, I had other trades in the works. This one went through before you accepted my counter. That is how the site works apparently. It's fantasy football, so maybe you should treat it that way and not like a referendum on someone's character. You're taking this way too seriously.
4.9 Wildcat Dynasty Football wrote:
FYI everyone
Googly Moogly sent me an offer on Monday afternoon and I sent him a message that RTS would not allow me to accept till Tuesday morning. When I went to accept the agreed upon offer he had completely changed the agreed upon offer. In the 20 years i have been playing I have never had anyone do this. This not really about the trade, this has more to do with not being able to trust a person. I have always lived with the thought that my word is the most important part of who I am. I know the world is full of all kinds of people I just never had come across playing fantasy sports before now. Maybe I was just lucky?
This is just a buyer beware notice.
Trade Block Update
Players on the Block:
Acquired | 4.9 Wildcat Dynasty Footb | Brandon McManus K GB | Wed Oct 8 11:07pm CT |
Acquired | _ just the guy _ D3 R | Jake Tonges TE SF | Wed Oct 8 11:07pm CT |
Released | 4.9 Wildcat Dynasty Footb | Joshua Karty K LAR | Wed Oct 8 11:07pm CT |
Released | 4.9 Wildcat Dynasty Footb | Arizona Cardinals D/ST ARI | Wed Oct 8 11:07pm CT |
Acquired | 4.9 Wildcat Dynasty Footb | Cleveland Browns D/ST CLE | Wed Oct 8 11:07pm CT |
Tue Oct 7 8:05am CT | |||
Angry Monkey | Trevor Etienne Isaac TeSlaa 2026 Rnd 2 from Angry Monkey 2026 Rnd 3 from Angry Monkey | Googly Moogly | Derrick Henry Justin Fields |
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June 1st - Renewal deadlineKrusty Makes it Reign (2-3) | 31.00 | |
4.9 Wildcat Dynasty Footb (3-2) | 0.00 | |
# World of Hurts 4U (4-1) | 33.35 | |
Diamond Cutters (1-4) | 0.00 | |
_ just the guy _ D3 R (4-1) | 0.00 | |
Donneybrook3 (1-4) | 8.70 | |
Googly Moogly (1-4) | 16.00 | |
Angry Monkey (3-2) | 0.00 | |
Vitos Panthers (3-2) | 0.00 | |
Jack and Coke (0-5) | 0.00 | |
#DYN13 $26 CMC/Puka/Burde (4-1) | 0.00 | |
Moms (4-1) | 0.00 |
Red | W | L |
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#DYN13 $26 CMC/Puka/Burden/McB | 4 | 1 |
Angry Monkey | 3 | 2 |
Vitos Panthers | 3 | 2 |
Donneybrook3 | 1 | 4 |
Blue | W | L |
Moms | 4 | 1 |
4.9 Wildcat Dynasty Football | 3 | 2 |
Diamond Cutters | 1 | 4 |
Jack and Coke | 0 | 5 |
White | W | L |
# World of Hurts 4U | 4 | 1 |
_ just the guy _ D3 R | 4 | 1 |
Krusty Makes it Reign | 2 | 3 |
Googly Moogly | 1 | 4 |
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Las Vegas Raiders quarterback Geno Smith continues to struggle, watching his fantasy stock take another major hit after tossing multiple interceptions against the Colts. Smith now leads the league with nine picks, a troubling trend that has tanked his reliability in all fantasy formats. With tight end Brock Bowers sidelined and the offense shifting focus toward rookie running back Ashton Jeanty, Smith has fallen to QB24 in overall rankings, rendering him unstartable in standard leagues. While a Week 6 matchup against Tennessee's 21st-ranked pass defense might appear favorable, the Titans' opportunistic secondary--boasting a 10.9% turnover rate--poses a real threat to Smith's chances of rebounding. Fantasy managers should look elsewhere until Smith proves capable of protecting the football and reigniting an offense that has lost its rhythm.
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Chicago Bears tight end Colston Loveland (hip) was a limited participant during Friday's practice session. This is now back-to-back limited practice sessions for Loveland after he missed Week 4 due to a hip issue. The rookie tight end had all last week to rest because of the bye, but is still battling a lingering hip problem. He'll get another chance to practice on Saturday ahead of the Monday night matchup against the Washington Commanders. When healthy, Loveland hasn't done much on the field this season. He has three receptions for 43 yards heading into this Week 6 matchup. Loveland isn't someone that needs to be started in fantasy leagues at the moment.
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Washington Commanders quarterback Jayden Daniels returned to action in Week 5 against the Chargers after missing two games with a knee injury. Daniels didn't miss a beat in Washington's road win in Los Angeles, completing 15 of 26 passes for 231 yards and a touchdown while adding 39 yards on the ground on eight rushes. The second-year quarterback was a bit rusty on his first couple of drives, but quickly settled in and looked like the same dynamic player that took the league by storm last year with one of the best rookie quarterback seasons of all time. Daniels and Washington will face the Bears off a bye in Week 6 in a rematch of their memorable game last season, which dramatically ended on a Hail Mary. It's an exploitable matchup versus a Chicago defense that is allowing nearly 30 points per game and a league-worst 6.7 yards per play. Daniels will rank as the top quarterback in fantasy in what could be a shootout on Monday night.
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Washington Commanders wide receiver Deebo Samuel Sr. (heel) was a limited participant during Friday's practice session. After sitting out on Thursday, Samuel was back on the field on Friday. Fantasy managers shouldn't be too concerned as the Commanders were just resting Samuel on Thursday. He's dealing with a minor heel issue, but that shouldn't impact his status for the Monday night matchup against the Chicago Bears. Fellow wideout Terry McLaurin (quad) is still banged up, so Samuel should be a fine WR2 for Week 6.
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Broncos | 43.5u |
Jets | +7.5 |
Sun 8:30am CT |
Cardinals | 47u |
Colts | -7 |
Sun 12:00pm CT |
Browns | 39u |
Steelers | -6 |
Sun 12:00pm CT |
Cowboys | 49.5u |
Panthers | +3 |
Sun 12:00pm CT |
Chargers | 43.5u |
Dolphins | +4.5 |
Sun 12:00pm CT |
Seahawks | 47.5u |
Jaguars | -1.5 |
Sun 12:00pm CT |
Rams | 44.5u |
Ravens | +7.5 |
Sun 12:00pm CT |
Patriots | 46u |
Saints | +3.5 |
Sun 12:00pm CT |
Titans | 41.5u |
Raiders | -4 |
Sun 3:05pm CT |
Bengals | 44.5u |
Packers | -14.5 |
Sun 3:25pm CT |
49ers | 47.5u |
Buccaneers | -3 |
Sun 3:25pm CT |
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Chiefs | -2.5 |
Sun 7:20pm CT |
Bills | 50u |
Falcons | +4.5 |
Mon 6:15pm CT |
Bears | 50u |
Commanders | -5 |
Mon 7:15pm CT |
Krusty Makes it Reig | Fri Oct 10 4:07pm CT |
Angry Monkey | Fri Oct 10 3:07pm CT |
Donneybrook3 | Fri Oct 10 5:55am CT |
Googly Moogly | Thu Oct 9 10:58pm CT |
# World of Hurts 4U | Thu Oct 9 10:55pm CT |
Diamond Cutters | Thu Oct 9 6:42pm CT |
_ just the guy _ D3 | Thu Oct 9 5:50pm CT |
4.9 Wildcat Dynasty | Thu Oct 9 2:28pm CT |
Jack and Coke | Thu Oct 9 1:03pm CT |
Moms | Thu Oct 9 12:50pm CT |
Vitos Panthers | Wed Oct 8 8:47pm CT |
#DYN13 $26 CMC/Puka/ | Tue Oct 7 4:00pm CT |
Commissioner | Mon Jul 15 2:36pm CT |