From the video
move over to two separate blue chip assets here with James Cook and Jamar Chase... Chase is obviously in a different tier than these other names. You have no running back help at all though... your running back deprading away Chase Brown, Malik Neighbors for Jamar Chase... It's a two receiver, one flex format though, so the depth isn't going to matter a ton. I would do this.
STACKED’s take
Blue chip asset; tier-1 talent worth acquiring despite RB depth concerns.
Bree Hall identifies Jamar Chase as a blue chip asset worth acquiring in trades, describing him as tier-1 talent. Hall approves of acquiring Chase and James Cook for Christian McCaffrey, Matthew Golden, a 2025 first, and future seconds in a three-year championship window. In a separate trade, Hall endorses acquiring Chase (alongside Chase Brown and Malik Neighbors) in a two-receiver one-flex format, recommending the trade despite the team losing running back depth. However, Hall also notes Chase was traded away in deals where he was downgraded (for McCaffrey/Hampton swap and for James Cook/Lad Mani), acknowledging Chase is 'obviously in a different tier than these other names' but understanding the trades given severe running back shortages in leagues requiring eight starters.
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