Fantasy Football: Mastering the three way trade

Being a GM of a fantasy football team is interesting. It requires taking risks, evaluating players properly and knowing when it’s time for a player to exit your team. This past week I pulled a three way trade that affected my team. Trent Richardson was traded to team A, Jason Witten went to team B, and Percy Harvin went to team C. This trade was a position trade as my team’s tight end, Owen Daniels, went down with an injury early in the season. With a need for a tight end I made a small trade to cover myself for a few weeks, acquiring Brandon Pettigrew. However, in order for my roster to go deep into the postseason I needed a stud at tight end. Team A needed a running back as Doug Martin went down with an injury and the team needed help at that position. Team C was looking for insurance at the wide receiver position and took a risk on Percy Harvin, knowing that his value will be earned later on in the season and potentially for the playoffs. Who won the trade? I would have to give it to Team C, who got Percy