The Capitals are legitimate Stanley Cup contenders this season, so they are looking to add depth pieces for what they hope will be a long, successful playoff run this spring. Weber provides depth, physicality and grit but probably won't play regularly down the stretch for Washington.

The Sabres needed to retain 50 per cent of Weber's salary in this deal, but it was probably worth it. Landing a third rounder in '17 in exchange for a depth defenseman should be considered a major coup for the rebuilding Sabres. Buffalo GM Tim Murray did very well here.

Weber doesn't hold much fantasy value, and his ice time could be significantly reduced now that he is on the powerhouse Capitals. Therefore, he is not someone that should be on the fantasy radar at this time.