Player rankings tell you what a player should be worth. A trade database shows you what managers are actually paying. Search any player and compare the packages real redraft leagues have accepted.
Pick the player you want to trade for, trade away or research, and the database returns the completed deals that moved him — what went the other way, and when.
Filter to leagues that look like yours. Scoring, one quarterback or superflex, league size and best ball all change what a player costs, so the most useful comparison is a trade from a league with your settings.
Read several recent deals rather than copying one, then price your own with the StatChasers Fantasy Football Trade Calculator. The database shows you the market; the calculator judges your specific trade.
Here. The StatChasers Fantasy Football Trade Database holds completed trades from real redraft leagues. Search any player to see recent deals involving him and what the other manager accepted in return.
Search the player in the database to see real completed trades involving him. Reading several recent deals is a better guide to what the market is paying than one ranking or one opinion.
Start with his rest-of-season value, then compare it against recent completed trades. Values estimate what a player should be worth; trade history shows what managers are actually paying. The two together tell you more than either alone.
Yes. Filter by scoring, by one-quarterback or superflex, by league size and by best ball, so the trades you are reading come from leagues that look like yours.
Redraft. Every league in it is a redraft league, and the values behind each deal are current-season. Long-term value, rookie picks and future seasons belong to a different market, and StatChasers keeps a separate database for those leagues.
Yes. Searching trades and reading the market costs nothing and needs no account.