Brandon's off somewhere again, so it's just me. Again. I'm a latchkey co-blogger.

Matt's take: I have a question for our readers: What kind of leagues are you all in? How does one team wind up with LJ, Westbrook, AND Travis Henry? Those were all first-round guys in every league I'm in this season. Did I miss a memo? Is the new trend to have four teams per league? It seems like almost every question we get comes from a reader with an absolute monster team.

As for the trade, that's pretty unbalanced in terms of how many players are changing hands. You'd be accepting four players and giving away two - do you have two players on your bench that you're willing to drop? Generally, I hate trades where I'd be giving up two top-tier players for four lower-level ones, but he's offering you some pretty awesome talent.

My concern in this case is the RB corps you'd wind up with: Westbrook, Graham, Chatman, Henry, and Jordan. In most leagues I'd consider that a great group, but since you're obviously in a very small league, it might be risky to have an un-handcuffed Westbrook as your top option, followed by unproven guys like Graham and Chatman, and uncertain situations with Henry/Young and Jordan/Rhodes.

That said, getting Randy Moss and Reggie Wayne (the obvious choice over Housh and Edwards) would give you a pretty unstoppable group of WRs. It's a decent bet that they'll end up as the top two scoring fantasy WRs this year. As long as you can spare the two guys you'll have to drop to make the trade, I'd say go ahead and pull the trigger.

Matt's take: The Titans take on Carolina in week 9, so Vince Young, who was probably going to be your best bet out of that group regardless of the opponent, is easily the best start here. He should have a decent game against a defense that's been equally inept at stopping the pass and the run.