Teams that traded for Michael Turner in 2012 lost 1.3 useful points a week on average, and came out ahead in 19% of graded trades.
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Who Michael Turner is traded for
The players most often on the other side of a trade for Michael Turner in 2012, most common first, and the useful points a week the team that got Michael Turner won or lost on the whole trade. Some of these trades had more players on either side.
| Traded for | Pos | Points a week |
|---|---|---|
 Steven Jackson | RB | +0.2 |
 Darren McFadden | RB | +0.3 |
 Ahmad Bradshaw | RB | +0.9 |
Michael Turner trades by season
| Season | Points a week | Most often traded for |
|---|---|---|
| 2012 | −1.3 | Steven JacksonDarren McFaddenAhmad Bradshaw |
| 2011 | −1.9 | – |
| 2010 | +2.6 | – |
| 2009 | −2.5 | – |
| 2008 | +4.6 | – |
| 2007 | −0.7 | – |
| 2006 | +4.6 | – |
Points a week: the useful points a week the team that got him won or lost, on average, over the rest of that season.
Common questions
Is trading for Michael Turner a good idea?
In 2012, teams that traded for Michael Turner lost 1.3 useful points a week on average and came out ahead in 19% of graded trades. What you give up matters most: see what each trade partner returned.
Who is Michael Turner usually traded for?
In 2012 redraft leagues, Michael Turner was most often traded for Steven Jackson, Darren McFadden, and Ahmad Bradshaw. Some of those trades had more players on either side.
How are these trades graded?
Each trade is graded from what both teams received: the useful points a week those players scored for their new team over the rest of the season, above a typical starter at their position that week. A trade is even when the two sides finished close, and a clear edge when one side came out well ahead. Draft picks count at the usual value of a pick at that spot. Redraft leagues only.
Where do these trades come from?
From real redraft leagues connected to Fantasy Hall of Fame from Yahoo, Sleeper, ESPN, CBS, MFL, Fleaflicker and Fantrax. A player, trade partner or trade shows only when it covers at least 10 leagues, and no league or manager is identified.