Dynasty Trade Value Chart

What Is a Dynasty Trade Value Chart?

A dynasty trade value chart puts every player and rookie pick on one scale so you can compare them in a trade. On this chart the scale runs from 0 to 10,000. A player at 6,000 is worth about twice a player at 3,000 under the settings you picked, which lets you add up both sides of a deal and see who gives up more.

The chart re-ranks when you change settings. A tight end climbs with TE premium; a quarterback climbs in superflex; a receiver who catches a lot of short passes gains more in PPR than in standard scoring. The values are the same ones the trade calculators use.

How to Read This Chart

• Rank: the order on the current settings.
• Player or pick: name, team and position, or a pick such as 2027 1st (Early).
• Value: the dynasty trade value on the 0–10,000 scale.
• Add to trade: opens the dynasty trade calculator with that row added.

Use the filter to show All, QB, RB, WR, TE or Picks. Change Lineup, scoring, TE premium and league size in the settings, and the values are recalculated for your league. A player's value reflects points above a replacement-level starter, adjusted for age by position.

Superflex Trade Value Chart

Switch Lineup to Superflex and the chart becomes a superflex trade value chart. Because a second quarterback can start, the replacement level at quarterback falls, so starting quarterbacks move up the chart, often into the top tier alongside the best running backs and receivers. Backup quarterbacks gain too, since in superflex they can fill a starting spot during bye weeks. To build a trade in that format directly, open the superflex trade calculator.

Rookie Pick Values

Rookie picks sit on the same scale as players. The 1st round is anchored to the current values of the most valuable players from the last three rookie classes, value then falls along a smooth curve by overall pick number, and slots are grouped into Early, Mid and Late for each round. Within a round Early is worth at least as much as Mid and Mid at least as much as Late, a late 1st is always worth more than an early 2nd, and picks two years out are taken down by 10%. Rookies who have not played yet are valued from their NFL draft position.

Chart vs. Trade Calculator

Use the chart when you want to scan the board: who is worth about the same as your player, where a pick lands, or which positions move most when you change settings. Use a calculator when you have a specific offer. The calculator adds up each side, discounts the extra pieces on the side with more players, and gives a verdict: fair, a slight edge or a win.

For dynasty offers, open the dynasty trade calculator. For one-season leagues, use the fantasy trade calculator on the home page.

What the Chart Can't Tell You

These values are model output, not market prices. They come from game statistics, your settings, age and draft slot, with no crowd votes or trade data, so they will differ from crowd-sourced charts. Injuries and changes in role are not included. In the offseason the chart is refreshed at least monthly and again after the NFL Draft. The full method is on how values work.