I’m not much of a fan of the fantasypros articles but I did read a good on there by that Fitz guy and he laid it out really well. Basically he says that he never goes into a trade offer trying to ‘win’ the trade, that most certainly will fail. Instead he tries to find a deal that helps him and his trade partner equally. Like say the other guy has 4 solid WRs all putting up very similar production but he’s banged up at RB, that guy can’t start all those wideouts every week so he’s wasting production, try to work a deal where you send him a good back (not an elite guy, but a good back in RBBC scenario or something) in exchange for one of the WRs. Deals like that where everyone wins are the only way to get trades done in most competitive leagues. Nobody wants your WW pickup from last week, you gotta offer value to get value. Once I started taking this approach I was able to get some good trades done