Fantasy Football - Trade Targets + Dynasty Mistakes - Podcast for 5/12

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Previously titled “Trade Targets + Dynasty Mistakes - Fantasy Football Podcast for 5/12” — renamed by the publisher on Aug 3, 2026

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What is the main topic discussed in this episode?

Unknown 0:01
Welcome to the Fantasy Footballers Podcast with your hosts, Andy Holloway, Jason Moore, and Mike Wright.
Andy Holloway 0:23
Welcome in.

What common mistakes do Dynasty managers make?

Jason Moore 0:29
Tuesday, May 12th.
Andy Holloway 0:35
Welcome to Dynasty Week, the Fantasy Footballers Podcast. Mike, the Fantasy Hitman, Jason Moore. I'm Andy Holloway. Hello. Hey. How's it going?
Jason Moore 0:49
What's that?
Andy Holloway 0:50
I was saying hello. Okay.

What are the latest NFL news updates relevant to Dynasty leagues?

Andy Holloway 0:52
Sounded like a grumpy neighbor hello. I mean... Yeah, I guess that's where you're at. Welcome in. It is Dynasty Week, a special week of shows bending towards the Dynasty players out there. Today's a fun one because we're going to be doing trade for and trade away candidates in these. Look, it's specifically Dynasty trade for Dynasty trade away. But, you know, that works for a redraft, too, because these are players that you think you make the move now. You get the benefit now and into the future.
Unknown 1:25
Yeah, I mean, it's the outlook of NFL futures.

Who are the top trade targets for Dynasty leagues?

Unknown 1:29
So for redraft, that still matters.

What should you know about Harold Fannin Jr. as a trade target?

Unknown 1:31
This is whether or not we think the value is peaking, has peaked, or is, you know, there's more to come from this player. Right? I mean, that's all we're picking here. Is it sneaking? Sneaking or peaking.

How does DJ Moore's value change after joining the Bills?

Unknown 1:45
It's one of them.
Andy Holloway 1:47
Yep, that's today's show. We are going to do a little something fun for Dynasty Week. We're going to give away a signed jersey this week, a signed James Cook jersey.

What impact will Trevor Lawrence have on the Jaguars this season?

Andy Holloway 1:59
I don't know. Rank check. Where do you have James Cook? Five. James Cook at five. I think I have him at six.
Unknown 2:06
Hold on.

Why should you consider trading away George Pickens?

Unknown 2:08
Six.
Andy Holloway 2:09
Yeah, I've got him at six as well. So James Cook has been a dominator in fantasy. We got a signed James Cook jersey we're going to give away. Anybody that has the UDK Plus or the Ultimate Foot Clan membership, so basically access to the Dynasty Pass, are automatically entered to win. We'll give it away after this week. You can learn more at ultimatedraftkit.com for that. Quick question of the day to get us started. Chase writes in from X. I don't think it's Jamar Chase or Chase Brown, but... What's the most common mistake you see dynasty managers make that consistently costs them value over time?
Unknown 2:46
I will jump in, and this one... I'm laughing at what has been added to your note in our doc. So... In Dynasty, especially in the offseason or the extended bye week, there's not a lot of action going on. You wait. You get your rookie drafts. So people like to trade. And you know what? It's very fun. I like it. Sending the offer. An offer going through. Each thing you do, you get a little dopamine. Flows throughout the body. It's fun. It feels good. And yet, overtrading in the leagues. Can it be done? Yes, it can. In the leagues I am in, I have seen the overtraders get themselves. All of a sudden, you're like, whoa, you made like four awesome moves right there. But because they're overtraders, They can't stop. They can't walk away from the table.
Unknown 3:47
They continue to trade, and then they're back to their team just stinks. It's an unfortunate balance of trading that's super fun, but if you do it too much, you will overdo it, and you'll just end up with nothing. You'll have nothing. It takes a real old man to look in the mirror and say, maybe I'm doing a little too much trading here. Because you cannot win every trade. Now, wouldn't they have the argument that if you win 60% of the trades... That you should trade a thousand times as opposed to five times. But I will say that, I mean, we've been in a lot of leagues. The people that trade like crazy, that are all, like every trade that goes through is this person when you got one of them in the league.
Unknown 4:35
Historically, it does not work out great for that person.
Andy Holloway 4:38
I think in Dynasty specifically, it is more of a risk because generally what gets trades across the finish line is draft capital. And so if you are trading so frequently that you're just throwing in an extra piece here, an extra piece there to get the trades across the finish line, you find yourself depleted later on in future seasons. I think that's a good one.
Unknown 4:59
For me, the mistake I see people making in dynasty leagues is. Always playing for the future. Always worrying about the youth, the long-term outlook. Never realizing, I'm in a championship window.

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