re: Potential Hunt for WR trade.

Gurley is being picked as a high end rb2 or low end rb1 in the 2nd to 3rd round in competitive leagues. If he was "dog shite" with no potential then "A" he wouldn't be picked that high and "B" if OP didn't see him like that then he wouldn't have spent the asset to get him. Even last year with his really rough year he was still in the solid rb2 range. You are saying that the incredibly talented former high first round pick is not only incapable of a bounce back year, but he is due for a huge decrease in production in not being a worthy rb2. Despite having a new coach. Despite still being the workhorse rb in that offense. Despite the coach saying that he is going to increase Gurley's role in the passing game.

Last year even the last ranked offensive team had 4200 total yards and a couple of fantasy startable players including a 1000+ yard receiver. While the Jets are going to be horrible this year, someone is going to accumulate stats in that offense, and Bilal Powell is the most likely candidate as of now. Last year in limited time Powell was an rb1 in PPR leagues. While it is asking too much to expect that over the course of a full season, he is certainly a very worthy and probably above average rb3.

Tevin Coleman is simply very worth rb4 for a team. He's certainly above average, and he has a ton of upside if Freeman gets injured.

BTW McCoy as a 2nd round pick and Parker in the 12th doesn't make sense at all. League is wack. But whatever.