Fantasy Football Trade Values

The whole board, ranked: what every player is worth in a trade right now, in your scoring and your quarterback format. Set the three settings that move a value and the chart re-prices, or connect your league and it prices on the real thing.

What it checks

  • Every priced player ranked by trade value, not by projected points
  • Re-priced for PPR, half-PPR or standard, one quarterback or superflex, with or without a TE premium
  • Filter to a position, or search a player to find him in the board
  • The value the trade calculator uses, so a deal never disagrees with the chart
  • Connect a league and the board is priced on its own scoring and lineup

How it works

What a trade value is

A single number for what a player is worth in a trade, on one scale across every position, so a running back and a wide receiver can be compared without converting anything. It is built from rest-of-season projections, season production and where the market is drafting and trading him — not from projected points alone, which say nothing about what a manager would give up to get him.

Why the settings change the chart

Scoring moves receivers, the quarterback rule moves quarterbacks hardest of all, and a TE premium moves one position. A superflex board and a one-quarterback board are different boards, not the same board sorted differently, so pick the format you play before reading the order.

From the chart to a trade

A chart values players; it does not value trades. Two players worth 3,000 apiece are not automatically a fair swap once starting lineups, bye weeks and roster depth are involved. Take the players into the trade calculator and it prices the deal, then shows what it does to the lineup you actually start.

Fantasy Football Trade Values FAQ

What is a fantasy football trade value chart?

A list of every relevant player with a single number for what he is worth in a trade, ranked highest to lowest. It lets you compare two players, or two sides of a deal, without arguing from rankings alone.

How are these trade values calculated?

From rest-of-season projections, this season's production and the market — where the player is being drafted and what managers are actually paying in completed trades. The value is then re-priced for the scoring and lineup you pick, or for your league once one is connected.

Are the values different for superflex and one quarterback?

Yes, and the difference is large at quarterback. Superflex leagues start a second quarterback, so the position is scarce and every starting quarterback is worth more. Use the QB toggle above the chart before reading the order.

Is this a redraft trade value chart?

Yes. Every number on it is current-season: what a player is worth for the rest of this year. Long-term value, rookie picks and future seasons belong to a different market and a different chart.

Do the chart and the trade calculator use the same values?

They are the same board. The calculator prices a deal with exactly the numbers on this page, in the same settings, so a trade can never disagree with the chart.

Is the trade value chart free?

Yes. The whole board is free with no account, and connecting a league is free too.