Ronnie Brown: Worth Trading For?

Previous Ronnie Brown owners, put on your earmuffs! What I’m about to tell you might hurt to hear. Trade for Ronnie Brown while his value is extremely low. In this sport, we have to cover all sides of a situation. For example, we told Ronnie Brown owners weeks ago to sell their running back for equal-type talent before his value fell too far. We didn’t say sell low… in fact, we said the opposite, that Brown owners would be better off holding onto the runner rather than dumping him for a diluted group of fantasy players. For those that got similar talent, nice work, as Brown is still not back to his second-round status. For those that didn’t trade him and still have him, things are looking up, so keep hanging tight. For those that have had nothing at all to do with Brown thus far… get out your checkbook! [MEDIA=8] Like the housing market, there are times to sell and times to buy. Brown, with all the Jesse Chatman news, is currently being treated like a 3rd to 4th-round talent, which could return some serious fantasy profit if you buy in low. Even if things don’t improve in Miami, and Brown doesn’t come close to 300 carries in 2007, he can earn you that kind of value (3rd to 4-th round trade value) at the very least. Again, nice work to all that got out of this Miami situation above water. Now it is time for the fantasy investors (and highly active fantasy traders) to take advantage… that is if the price is right!