LogFAQs > #909954227

Yeah, I love Tate but I think there is a reasonable chance that his value is at its peak right now. Especially relative to other Detroit receivers (the guy owned Golladay and Jones both). So I figured he might look at upgrading Jones to Tate as a much better move than using Tate to trade with someone else who wasn't already invested in Lions pass catchers.

Hines could have some low RB2 value eventually, and Yeldon can be decent sometimes, but those situations are nowhere near as likely to glean consistent rewards as Ingram's.

Oh yeah, plus the fact of him owning Fournette making Yeldon more valuable. Basically his side was better than it looks because of specific investments he already has.