Fantasy Football Dynasty Trade Value Chart – January 2022 Update

Fantasy Football Dynasty Trade Value Chart – January 2022 Update
Fantasy Football Dynasty Trade Value Chart – January 2022 Update

It’s the saddest time of year for fantasy football fanatics.  Perhaps your season is over and you have a year to brag about your victory.  Or, you have a year to try and forget the bad season.  But the season is never really over for fantasy football dynasty leagues.  You can always start tinkering with your team and pondering what is next.  Are you ready to move on from the running back who got injured and frustrated you?  Are you going to make a blockbuster trade to grab a young franchise piece for your team?  Whether you won your league or finished at the bottom, this dynasty trade value chart can help you start on next year’s success.

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In case you didn’t get a chance to review the last Fantasy Football Dynasty Trade Value Chart let’s go over the methodology once more. The rankings system we use takes FantasyPros best, worst and average rankings, as well as a standard deviation. We also look at average fantasy football points per game, because let’s be honest, points are what it’s all about. Another metric we look at is a player’s age. Somebody who is 22 is going to have more weighted value than a player that is 32. This is why 28-year-old Kupp, who had a phenomenal year, is under younger guys like Jefferson and Chase.

Taking all that into consideration and running it through our formulas, we are able to assign a value for each player. This value can be used to help weigh your trades and improve your future team.  The dynasty trade value can be a basis to sway your trade partner into realizing it really is a good trade for both teams!

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Quarterbacks

As the season ended Kyler Murray finished at the top in the last three months.  Scoring 22.2 fantasy points per game at age 24, Murray was ranked as a top-tier quarterback the entire season.  Both Josh Allen and Patrick Mahomes finished the season just one fantasy football trade value point behind him, tying for second.  In fourth place, Justin Herbert is the youngest quarterback in the top five.  Finally, tied at fifth, are Lamar Jackson and Joe Burrow.  Jackson finished the season battling injuries while Burrow put up some of the best fantasy games of his career.  All five of these guys would be great quarterbacks to add to your franchise.  However, as you read on, you’ll see the quarterback position doesn’t quite hold the same weight as a franchise running back or wide receiver.

PLAYER NAME TEAM POS TRADE VALUE Change in Rank Since March PLAYER NAME TEAM POS TRADE VALUE Change in Rank Since March
Kyler Murray ARI QB 29 -1 Jimmy Garoppolo SF QB 10 -2
Josh Allen BUF QB 28 -9 Jared Goff DET QB 9 -8
Patrick Mahomes II KC QB 28 -21 Teddy Bridgewater DEN QB 9 -4
Justin Herbert LAC QB 23 -6 Ben Roethlisberger PIT QB 8 0
Lamar Jackson BAL QB 21 -8 Sam Darnold CAR QB 8 -7
Joe Burrow CIN QB 21 -6 Davis Mills HOU QB 8 8
Dak Prescott DAL QB 20 -16 Drew Lock DEN QB 7 -4
Russell Wilson SEA QB 17 -19 Derek Carr LV QB 7 -10
Tom Brady TB QB 17 -2 Deshaun Watson HOU QB 6 -31
Aaron Rodgers GB QB 16 -11 Jameis Winston NO QB 4 -5
Jalen Hurts PHI QB 15 -5 Jordan Love GB QB 4 -3
Trey Lance SF QB 14 6 Gardner Minshew II JAC QB 4 -4
Matthew Stafford LAR QB 14 -7 Taysom Hill NO QB 3 -8
Justin Fields CHI QB 14 -13 Tyrod Taylor HOU QB 3 -2
Mac Jones NE QB 14 10 Taylor Heinicke WAS QB 3 -10
Kirk Cousins MIN QB 14 -6 Marcus Mariota LV QB 3 -4
Carson Wentz IND QB 14 -4 Kyle Trask TB QB 3 4
Zach Wilson NYJ QB 13 0 Dwayne Haskins PIT QB 3 -4
Trevor Lawrence JAC QB 13 -14 Kellen Mond MIN QB 3 16
Baker Mayfield CLE QB 13 -9 Jacoby Brissett MIA QB 2 -6
Tua Tagovailoa MIA QB 12 -6 Ryan Fitzpatrick WAS QB 1 -5
Ryan Tannehill TEN QB 12 -10 Sam Ehlinger IND QB 1 1
Matt Ryan ATL QB 12 -6 Mitchell Trubisky BUF QB 1 -9
Daniel Jones NYG QB 11 -2 Cam Newton CAR QB 1 -13

 

Top 5 Quarterbacks This Year

As the year went on and running backs and wide receivers started holding more fantasy value all the quarterbacks took a hit.  Starting with a trade value rank of 48, leading all quarterbacks, Mahomes fell down to the third ranked quarterback at 28.  Josh Allen started as the second ranked quarterback at 37 before finishing as the second ranked quarterback at 29.  Kyler Murray started as the second ranked quarterback in March and finished as the top ranked, even after missing a couple of weeks due to injury.  Herbert and Jackson both started with a trade value of 29 before finishing at 23 and 21 respectively.

Running Backs

While the quarterback position may be the most important on the field, in the fantasy football trade value chart, running backs dominate.  In fact, running back Jonathan Taylor finished as the top trade value rank out of all players.  The rushing yard and rushing touchdown leader is only 22 years old and finished with a game average of 21.9 points.  Derrick Henry was averaging more points per game, however, the 28-year-old fell down the charts due to injury and age.

Another young running back, Najee Harris, finished second on the list after an impressive rookie season.  Oft-injured Christian McCaffrey still ranks third due to his level of play when he is healthy.  Consistently finishing at fourth was Alvin Kamara, the oldest running back in the top five at 26.  At fifth, battling some injuries but continuing to fight each week on a bad team, D’Andre Swift made a big impact for fantasy managers.  All five of these hold a lot of value on the fantasy football dynasty trade value chart.

PLAYER NAME TEAM POS TRADE VALUE Change in Rank Since March PLAYER NAME TEAM POS TRADE VALUE Change in Rank Since March
Jonathan Taylor IND RB 72 20 Mike Davis ATL RB 10 -7
Najee Harris PIT RB 69 44 Jamaal Williams DET RB 10 -10
Christian McCaffrey CAR RB 64 -12 David Johnson HOU RB 10 -10
Alvin Kamara NO RB 55 -20 Chris Evans CIN RB 10 18
D’Andre Swift DET RB 50 0 Latavius Murray NO RB 9 -3
Dalvin Cook MIN RB 49 -30 Ke’Shawn Vaughn TB RB 9 -5
Austin Ekeler LAC RB 49 10 Jaret Patterson WAS RB 9 11
Joe Mixon CIN RB 48 11 Tarik Cohen CHI RB 9 -9
Nick Chubb CLE RB 38 -13 Kylin Hill GB RB 9 7
Javonte Williams DEN RB 37 10 Raheem Mostert SF RB 9 -19
Saquon Barkley NYG RB 37 -13 Gus Edwards BAL RB 9 -6
Derrick Henry TEN RB 31 -20 Phillip Lindsay HOU RB 9 -10
Ezekiel Elliott DAL RB 31 -8 Jermar Jefferson DET RB 9 5
Aaron Jones GB RB 30 -9 Joshua Kelley LAC RB 9 -9
Antonio Gibson WAS RB 28 -16 Larry Rountree III LAC RB 9 14
David Montgomery CHI RB 27 -11 Darrynton Evans TEN RB 9 -3
J.K. Dobbins BAL RB 23 -8 Jeff Wilson Jr. SF RB 9 -5
Cam Akers LAR RB 23 -15 Marlon Mack IND RB 9 -7
Josh Jacobs LV RB 22 -32 Ty Johnson NYJ RB 8 0
Clyde Edwards-Helaire KC RB 21 -10 DeeJay Dallas SEA RB 8 -4
Leonard Fournette TB RB 21 -3 Samaje Perine CIN RB 8 1
Miles Sanders PHI RB 20 -11 Salvon Ahmed MIA RB 8 -3
Kareem Hunt CLE RB 20 -10 Darrel Williams KC RB 8 0
Travis Etienne Jr. JAC RB 19 -6 James White NE RB 8 -6
Damien Harris NE RB 17 -2 Boston Scott PHI RB 8 -3
Tony Pollard DAL RB 17 -1 Giovani Bernard TB RB 8 -3
Michael Carter NYJ RB 17 5 Devontae Booker NYG RB 8 2
James Robinson JAC RB 17 -21 Justin Jackson LAC RB 8 -4
AJ Dillon GB RB 17 1 Eno Benjamin ARI RB 8 -2
Chris Carson SEA RB 16 -8 Damien Williams CHI RB 8 -3
Darrell Henderson Jr. LAR RB 16 -2 Tevin Coleman NYJ RB 8 -1
Elijah Mitchell SF RB 16 14 Benny Snell Jr. PIT RB 8 -5
James Conner ARI RB 15 -4 Mark Ingram II HOU RB 8 -1
Melvin Gordon III DEN RB 14 -15 Wayne Gallman Jr. ATL RB 8 -5
Chase Edmonds ARI RB 14 -5 Carlos Hyde JAC RB 8 -1
Rhamondre Stevenson NE RB 14 13 Matt Breida BUF RB 7 -1
Kenneth Gainwell PHI RB 13 13 Malcolm Brown MIA RB 7 -3
Devin Singletary BUF RB 13 -6 Royce Freeman DEN RB 7 -1
Chuba Hubbard CAR RB 13 5 La’Mical Perine NYJ RB 7 -12
Myles Gaskin MIA RB 13 -13 JaMycal Hasty SF RB 7 -2
Trey Sermon SF RB 13 6 Anthony McFarland Jr. PIT RB 7 -6
Zack Moss BUF RB 12 -10 Travis Homer SEA RB 7 0
Khalil Herbert CHI RB 12 15 Le’Veon Bell KC RB 7 -5
Ronald Jones II TB RB 12 -13 Jerick McKinnon KC RB 7 -3
Nyheim Hines IND RB 12 -10 Kalen Ballage PIT RB 7 -1
Kenyan Drake LV RB 12 -8 Mike Boone DEN RB 7 -2
Alexander Mattison MIN RB 12 -6 Javian Hawkins ATL RB 7 9
Rashaad Penny SEA RB 11 -3 Peyton Barber WAS RB 7 -2
J.D. McKissic WAS RB 11 -4 D’Ernest Johnson CLE RB 7 7
Sony Michel NE RB 11 -3 Devonta Freeman BAL RB 5 -2

Top 5 Running Backs This Year

Looking at the top five running backs in January and how they stacked up since the beginning of the year a lot of movement can be seen.  Kamara and McCaffrey started March and June at the very top of the trade value ranks before falling to fourth and third, respectively.  Jonathan Taylor started with a trade value rank of 52 before leading the league in rushing yards and rushing touchdowns and finishing atop the entire trade value rank chart.  Swift started ranked 50, fell down the trade value ranks due to injuries limiting production, before rising back up to where he started at 50th.  And rising in value on the trade value chart more than any other player, Najee Harris rose 44 points to finish as the second running back.

Wide Receivers

Two of the best young receivers in the game finish in a tie at the number one spot.  While we knew Justin Jefferson could make a big impact on our rosters, Ja’Marr Chase surprised many people with his success.  Just slightly less consistent than Jefferson throughout the season, Chase will be very sought after in fantasy football dynasty leagues.  Even though he’s 29-years-old, Davante Adams continued high level of play ranks him tied for third on our dynasty trade value chart.  He ties with other “old-timers”, 28-year-old Cooper Kupp and 27-year-old Tyreek Hill.

Cooper Kupp had one of the most electrifying seasons of any wide receiver and it’s only his age that keeps him farther down on the chart.  Last, tied at third at only 22-years-old, CeeDee Lamb continues to lead the Cowboys receivers and makes for a great dynasty trade value piece.

PLAYER NAME TEAM POS TRADE VALUE Change in Rank Since March PLAYER NAME TEAM POS TRADE VALUE Change in Rank Since March
Justin Jefferson MIN WR 70 32 Tim Patrick DEN WR 10 1
Ja’Marr Chase CIN WR 70 37 Marquez Callaway NO WR 10 5
Davante Adams GB WR 49 -19 N’Keal Harry NE WR 10 -1
CeeDee Lamb DAL WR 49 13 Anthony Schwartz CLE WR 10 18
Tyreek Hill KC WR 49 -7 Demetric Felton CLE WR 9 9
Cooper Kupp LAR WR 49 21 Robby Anderson CAR WR 9 -11
A.J. Brown TEN WR 38 0 Emmanuel Sanders BUF WR 9 0
Stefon Diggs BUF WR 38 -18 Amari Rodgers GB WR 9 19
D.K. Metcalf SEA WR 38 0 James Washington PIT WR 9 -3
Deebo Samuel SF WR 32 10 Denzel Mims NYJ WR 8 -8
DJ Moore CAR WR 31 -6 Donovan Peoples-Jones CLE WR 8 -1
Chris Godwin TB WR 31 -21 Jacob Harris LAR WR 8 8
Terry McLaurin WAS WR 31 -6 Olamide Zaccheaus ATL WR 8 3
Jaylen Waddle MIA WR 31 14 Russell Gage ATL WR 8 0
Tee Higgins CIN WR 26 -11 Tyler Johnson TB WR 8 0
Diontae Johnson PIT WR 26 -3 Collin Johnson JAC WR 8 2
Amari Cooper DAL WR 25 -11 John Ross NYG WR 8 0
Keenan Allen LAC WR 25 -28 Zach Pascal IND WR 8 1
Calvin Ridley ATL WR 25 -26 Tre’Quan Smith NO WR 8 -1
Mike Evans TB WR 25 -21 Randall Cobb HOU WR 8 -1
DeVonta Smith PHI WR 25 8 Keelan Cole Sr. NYJ WR 8 -6
DeAndre Hopkins ARI WR 25 -30 Sammy Watkins BAL WR 8 -3
Jerry Jeudy DEN WR 24 1 Marquez Stevenson BUF WR 8 9
Elijah Moore NYJ WR 21 20 J.J. Arcega-Whiteside PHI WR 8 8
Chase Claypool PIT WR 21 -7 Seth Williams DEN WR 7 12
Rashod Bateman BAL WR 21 2 Jalen Guyton LAC WR 7 2
Michael Pittman Jr. IND WR 21 6 Josh Reynolds TEN WR 7 -2
Mike Williams LAC WR 20 3 Cornell Powell KC WR 7 7
Marquise Brown BAL WR 20 1 Devin Duvernay BAL WR 7 -2
Courtland Sutton DEN WR 20 -15 Rashard Higgins CLE WR 7 0
Allen Robinson II CHI WR 19 -17 Andy Isabella ARI WR 7 -5
Michael Thomas NO WR 19 -17 Amon-Ra St. Brown DET WR 6 0
Tyler Lockett SEA WR 18 -4 Anthony Miller CHI WR 6 -11
Brandon Aiyuk SF WR 17 -10 Breshad Perriman DET WR 6 -3
Brandin Cooks HOU WR 17 -1 Jaelon Darden TB WR 6 4
Adam Thielen MIN WR 17 -10 Dante Pettis NYG WR 6 0
Odell Beckham Jr. CLE WR 17 -9 Byron Pringle KC WR 6 1
Robert Woods LAR WR 17 -11 Jalen Hurd SF WR 6 -2
Rondale Moore ARI WR 15 1 Van Jefferson LAR WR 5 -11
Kadarius Toney NYG WR 15 11 Bryan Edwards LV WR 4 -8
Tyler Boyd CIN WR 15 -12 Cole Beasley BUF WR 4 -18
D.J. Chark Jr. JAC WR 15 -19 Dyami Brown WAS WR 4 1
Michael Gallup DAL WR 15 -4 Marvin Jones Jr. JAC WR 3 -10
JuJu Smith-Schuster PIT WR 15 -13 Darius Slayton NYG WR 3 -14
Darnell Mooney CHI WR 15 -1 Mecole Hardman KC WR 3 -8
Kenny Golladay NYG WR 14 -20 Sterling Shepard NYG WR 3 -11
Corey Davis NYJ WR 14 -6 KJ Hamler DEN WR 3 -8
Laviska Shenault Jr. JAC WR 14 -7 Jamison Crowder NYJ WR 3 -14
Jakobi Meyers NE WR 13 5 Quintez Cephus DET WR 2 -14
Jarvis Landry CLE WR 13 -9 T.Y. Hilton IND WR 2 -15
Julio Jones TEN WR 13 -6 D’Wayne Eskridge SEA WR 2 -1
DeVante Parker MIA WR 13 -6 Joshua Palmer LAC WR 2 2
Christian Kirk ARI WR 13 -7 M. Valdes-Scantling GB WR 2 -7
Cordarrelle Patterson ATL WR 13 7 Allen Lazard GB WR 2 -8
Curtis Samuel WAS WR 12 -8 Antonio Brown TB WR 2 -14
Nico Collins HOU WR 11 12 Nelson Agholor NE WR 2 -7
Will Fuller V MIA WR 11 -12 A.J. Green ARI WR 2 -7
Gabriel Davis BUF WR 11 -9 Preston Williams MIA WR 1 -12
Terrace Marshall Jr. CAR WR 11 3 Kendrick Bourne NE WR 1 -6
Jalen Reagor PHI WR 11 -7 Quez Watkins PHI WR 1 -6
Parris Campbell IND WR 11 -3 Scotty Miller TB WR 1 -8
Hunter Renfrow LV WR 10 -1

Top 5 Wide Receivers This Year

Six receivers jostled back and forth in the top five spots.  Looking at the change in their fantay football trade rank value you can see they stepped all over each other throughout the year.  However, top ranking Davante Adams started March with the top rank of 69 and fell to 49 by the end of the year.  Moving the opposite direction, Kupp started way down with a rank of 28 before his production soared in the 2021 season and he ended tied for third at 49.  Jefferson and Chase also started with lower trade rank values before their incredible seasons put them with the top wide receiver trade ranking.

Tight Ends

Even though the old adage says rookie tight ends rarely make an impact, Kyle Pitts made a big impact on the field, finishing in the top tight end spot at only 21-years-old.  Not far behind him, former number one tight end, Travis Kelce came in second.  In third, George Kittle finished with 14.1 fantasy points per game.  The second youngest in the top five, 26-year-old Mark Andrews finished fourth after some strong showings in the late season.  And battling through some late-season injuries, Darren Waller finishes fifth.  Because they hold less weight in fantasy, you could get a top TE for a top QB if you happen to have more than one QB in the top ten.  Check out the dynasty trade values and match up to see who you may be able to get on your fantasy football dynasty team.

PLAYER NAME TEAM POS TRADE VALUE Change in Rank Since March PLAYER NAME TEAM POS TRADE VALUE Change in Rank Since March
Kyle Pitts ATL TE 36 12 Mo Alie-Cox IND TE 9 8
Travis Kelce KC TE 31 -11 Robert Tonyan GB TE 9 -2
George Kittle SF TE 30 -1 Dan Arnold CAR TE 9 8
Mark Andrews BAL TE 29 7 Foster Moreau LV TE 9 8
Darren Waller LV TE 20 -9 Adam Trautman NO TE 9 4
Noah Fant DEN TE 17 1 Eric Ebron PIT TE 8 1
Dawson Knox BUF TE 17 11 Ian Thomas CAR TE 8 7
Pat Freiermuth PIT TE 17 9 Cameron Brate TB TE 8 7
Dallas Goedert PHI TE 17 4 Kahale Warring HOU TE 8 8
Mike Gesicki MIA TE 14 2 Jimmy Graham CHI TE 8 7
Hunter Henry NE TE 14 1 Tommy Tremble CAR TE 8 8
T.J. Hockenson DET TE 14 -4 Kaden Smith NYG TE 7 8
Tyler Higbee LAR TE 14 5 Hunter Long MIA TE 7 8
Dalton Schultz DAL TE 12 10 Devin Asiasi NE TE 7 7
Cole Kmet CHI TE 12 4 Donald Parham Jr. LAC TE 7 6
Evan Engram NYG TE 12 1 Chris Herndon IV NYJ TE 7 3
Logan Thomas WAS TE 12 3 C.J. Uzomah CIN TE 7 6
Austin Hooper CLE TE 11 0 Jack Doyle IND TE 7 6
Jonnu Smith NE TE 11 0 Maxx Williams ARI TE 6 11
Albert Okwuegbunam DEN TE 11 8 Kylen Granson IND TE 6 8
Hayden Hurst ATL TE 10 2 Irv Smith Jr. MIN TE 6 -6
Jared Cook LAC TE 10 8 Ricky Seals-Jones WAS TE 6 7
Gerald Everett SEA TE 10 4 Kyle Rudolph NYG TE 6 6
O.J. Howard TB TE 10 3 Drew Sample CIN TE 6 5
Brevin Jordan HOU TE 10 1 Tre’ McKitty LAC TE 6 6
Anthony Firkser TEN TE 10 10 Jace Sternberger GB TE 6 4
Zach Ertz PHI TE 10 3 Blake Jarwin DAL TE 2 -7
Rob Gronkowski TB TE 10 6 Harrison Bryant CLE TE 2 -2
David Njoku CLE TE 10 6 Tyler Conklin MIN TE 1 2

Top 5 Tight Ends This Year

The tight end position continues to prove difficult for fantasy managers as only a handful of players consistently put up top numbers.  Travis Kelce was the number one ranked tight end on the dynasty trade value in March and finished second just ahead of Kittle and Andrews.  Pitts started at fourth and finished first with a trade value rank of 36.  Waller moved all about before finishing as the fifth ranked tight end with a trade value rank of 26.

 

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