Week 8 · redraft and dynasty
Fantasy football trade value chart
Every fantasy-relevant player on one scale. Find players worth about the same as the one you want to move.
How to use the value chart
Start with the player you want to trade, note his value in your format, and look across the other positions for players within a few points of it. Those are realistic one-for-one targets. Colored redraft values mark tiers: a move up a tier is usually worth paying a little extra for.
The chart is a starting point. Check the exact deal in the trade analyzer, which handles multi-player packages, or the dynasty trade calculator. The full model is on the methodology page.
Questions
What is a fantasy football trade value chart? +
A single list that puts every player on the same 0 to 100 scale, so you can see roughly what a fair swap looks like across positions. Two players with similar values are a fair one-for-one trade in that format.
Why are there two values for each player? +
Redraft value counts only the rest of this season. Dynasty value adds four future seasons with an age curve, so younger players gain and veterans lose.
How do I use the chart for a 2-for-1 trade? +
Do not just add the numbers. One star is worth more than two average starters because lineup spots are limited. The trade analyzer applies a consolidation adjustment for you.
How often is the value chart updated? +
Every hour during the season, with new projections, injury news and Sleeper add/drop activity. The page shows when the data was last refreshed.
What do the tiers mean? +
Tier 1 is 72 or more (league winners), tier 2 is 50 to 72, tier 3 is 33 to 50, tier 4 is 20 to 33, tier 5 is 9 to 20 and tier 6 is the rest: bench depth and waiver-level players.