Fantasy Football Dynasty Trade Value Chart – May 2022 Update

Fantasy Football Dynasty Trade Value Chart - May 2022 Update
Fantasy Football Dynasty Trade Value Chart – May 2022 Update

Fantasy football is quickly approaching, and it has been made even more exciting this year.  Because what an offseason we had!  From the start of the offseason up to draft day we had six trades that involved first-round picks!  And a slew of more trades involving high profile players.  Not to mention all 32 teams worked on improving themselves in the draft.  Who will be this year’s Ja’Marr Chase?  Will any of the rookie quarterbacks start and have a successful year?  Also, spoiler alert, will Jonathan Taylor remain the top dog?  These situations and more are all worth monitoring and will affect players’ fantasy trade value.  However, for now, all we can do is guess who will win starting jobs.  Let’s break down our fantasy football dynasty trade value chart.

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Fantasy Football Dynasty Trade Value Methodology

If you haven’t reviewed one of our Fantasy Football dynasty trade value charts before, here’s a little on the methodology. The rankings system we use takes FantasyPros best, worst and average rankings. We also throw in a little standard deviation, just to count all variables. Obviously, you have to consider average fantasy football points per game, because that’s what fantasy football is all about.  This will change throughout the year, especially as rookies begin getting their own fantasy football points.

Another metric that comes into play with the dynasty chart is a player’s age. Somebody who is 22 is going to have a more weighted value than a player that is 32. Is that saying the 22-year-old players are always more talented than a 32-year-old? Absolutely not.  However, it is something that is considered in dynasty value because, at 22, the player will likely be around longer. 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 fantasy football trades and improve your future team!

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Quarterbacks

PLAYER NAME TEAM POS TRADE VALUE PLAYER NAME TEAM POS TRADE VALUE
Josh Allen BUF QB 27 Ryan Tannehill TEN QB 12
Patrick Mahomes KC QB 23 Kenny Pickett PIT QB 11
Justin Herbert LAC QB 22 Davis Mills HOU QB 10
Lamar Jackson BAL QB 22 Tom Brady TB QB 10
Joe Burrow CIN QB 22 Matt Ryan IND QB 9
Kyler Murray ARI QB 21 Carson Wentz WAS QB 9
Dak Prescott DAL QB 18 Daniel Jones NYG QB 9
Deshaun Watson CLE QB 17 Jameis Winston NO QB 8
Russell Wilson DEN QB 16 Desmond Ridder ATL QB 8
Justin Fields CHI QB 15 Matt Corral CAR QB 8
Trey Lance SF QB 18 Malik Willis TEN QB 8
Matthew Stafford LAR QB 15 Jared Goff DET QB 7
Trevor Lawrence JAC QB 15 Baker Mayfield CLE QB 7
Jalen Hurts PHI QB 15 Marcus Mariota ATL QB 8
Tua Tagovailoa MIA QB 14 Mitchell Trubisky PIT QB 8
Aaron Rodgers GB QB 13 Sam Darnold CAR QB 4
Derek Carr LV QB 13 Jimmy Garoppolo SF QB 3
Mac Jones NE QB 13 Jordan Love GB QB 1
Kirk Cousins MIN QB 13 Taysom Hill NO QB 1
Zach Wilson NYJ QB 12

It’s no surprise that Josh Allen keeps his top spot among quarterbacks on the fantasy football dynasty trade value chart.  He averaged the highest fantasy points per game at 24.6 last year.  Still, in the second spot, Patrick Mahomes will have to overcome losing Tyreek Hill this year.  If that effects his game play, we could see him start to slip lower on the fantasy trade value chart.  Also in the same spot as our last chart in February, Justin Herbert remains at third.  As Kyler Murray has fallen out of the top five, mainly due to one receiver leaving for Jacksonville and another being suspended for six games, Lamar Jackson and Joe Burrow push their way into the top five.  While we don’t know if any rookies will start for their teams this year, Deshawn Watson is back after missing all of last year and is on a new team.  His value is the hardest to gauge at this time.  However, at this time he’s the biggest mover, moving up 11 spots from his February value.

Running Backs

PLAYER NAME TEAM POS TRADE VALUE PLAYER NAME TEAM POS TRADE VALUE
Jonathan Taylor IND RB 72 Chuba Hubbard CAR RB 11
Najee Harris PIT RB 70 Myles Gaskin MIA RB 10
Christian McCaffrey CAR RB 50 Gus Edwards BAL RB 10
D’Andre Swift DET RB 50 Dameon Pierce HOU RB 10
Javonte Williams DEN RB 46 Nyheim Hines IND RB 10
Austin Ekeler LAC RB 43 Jamaal Williams DET RB 10
Joe Mixon CIN RB 42 Trey Sermon SF RB 9
Dalvin Cook MIN RB 41 Ke’Shawn Vaughn TB RB 9
Breece Hall NYJ RB 37 D’Ernest Johnson CLE RB 9
Derrick Henry TEN RB 40 Pierre Strong Jr. NE RB 9
Alvin Kamara NO RB 39 Jerome Ford CLE RB 9
Nick Chubb CLE RB 38 D’Onta Foreman CAR RB 9
Antonio Gibson WAS RB 30 Kenyan Drake LV RB 9
Cam Akers LAR RB 25 Darrel Williams KC RB 9
David Montgomery CHI RB 25 Raheem Mostert MIA RB 9
Saquon Barkley NYG RB 25 Jaret Patterson WAS RB 9
Travis Etienne Jr. JAC RB 24 Hassan Haskins TEN RB 8
J.K. Dobbins BAL RB 23 Chris Carson SEA RB 8
Kenneth Walker III SEA RB 23 Justin Jackson LAC RB 8
Leonard Fournette TB RB 21 Tyrion Davis-Price SF RB 8
Josh Jacobs LV RB 21 Tyler Allgeier ATL RB 8
Aaron Jones GB RB 21 Zack Moss BUF RB 8
Ezekiel Elliott DAL RB 21 Kyren Williams LAR RB 8
AJ Dillon GB RB 20 Marlon Mack HOU RB 8
Elijah Mitchell SF RB 20 Kylin Hill GB RB 8
James Conner ARI RB 19 Jermar Jefferson DET RB 8
Miles Sanders PHI RB 18 James White NE RB 8
Clyde Edwards-Helaire KC RB 17 Chris Evans CIN RB 7
Kareem Hunt CLE RB 16 Kene Nwangwu MIN RB 7
Rhamondre Stevenson NE RB 16 Eno Benjamin ARI RB 7
Tony Pollard DAL RB 15 Boston Scott PHI RB 7
Chase Edmonds MIA RB 15 Samaje Perine CIN RB 6
Michael Carter NYJ RB 15 Tyler Badie BAL RB 6
Rashaad Penny SEA RB 15 Ty Johnson NYJ RB 3
Devin Singletary BUF RB 15 Duke Johnson Jr. BUF RB 2
Damien Harris NE RB 14 Damien Williams ATL RB 1
Rachaad White TB RB 14 David Johnson HOU RB 1
Darrell Henderson Jr. LAR RB 14 Rex Burkhead HOU RB 1
Ronald Jones II KC RB 14 DeeJay Dallas SEA RB 1
James Robinson JAC RB 14 Giovani Bernard TB RB 1
Brian Robinson Jr. WAS RB 13 Kevin Harris NE RB 1
Alexander Mattison MIN RB 13 Larry Rountree III LAC RB 1
Melvin Gordon III DEN RB 13 Latavius Murray BAL RB 1
James Cook BUF RB 13 Phillip Lindsay MIA RB 1
Kenneth Gainwell PHI RB 12 Jeff Wilson Jr. SF RB 1
Isaiah Spiller LAC RB 12 Tevin Coleman NYJ RB 1
Zamir White LV RB 12 Devonta Freeman BAL RB 1
Khalil Herbert CHI RB 12 Ty’Son Williams BAL RB 1
Sony Michel LAR RB 11 Brandon Bolden LV RB 1
J.D. McKissic WAS RB 11 Jordan Howard PHI RB 1
Cordarrelle Patterson ATL RB 11 Dontrell Hilliard TEN RB 1

Last year, Jonathan Taylor grabbed the top spot of the fantasy football dynasty trade value chart and never let go.  Therefore, it’s only fitting that he maintains the top spot to start this year.  With Matt Ryan at the helm, the Colts may feel like moving the ball in the air more.  However, with Taylor’s talent, they won’t stop feeding him early and often.  The top rookie running back last year was Najee Harris.  He maintains his second spot on the fantasy trade value chart.  These two control the top spots with ease.  Tied in third, Christian McCaffrey and De’Andre Swift have both had some slight injury concerns. On top of that, their quarterback play has left a lot to be desired.  Fifth place could arguably go to any of the next handful of running backs.  However, due to his young age, Javonte Williams is ahead for now.  Staying there will be dependent on his ability to keep the backfield from Melvin Gordon.  The highest rookie is Breece Hall, the talented back out of Iowa State.  He finds himself in a crowded Jets field but has the talent to take the top spot.  One of the biggest fallers is Alvin Kamara.  Without knowing how Jameis Winston will perform, and his age, Kamara tumbles down sixteen fantasy trade value points.

Wide Receivers

PLAYER NAME TEAM POS TRADE VALUE PLAYER NAME TEAM POS TRADE VALUE
Ja’Marr Chase CIN WR 71 Russell Gage TB WR 11
Justin Jefferson MIN WR 70 Odell Beckham Jr. FA WR 11
Cooper Kupp LAR WR 51 DeVante Parker NE WR 11
CeeDee Lamb DAL WR 49 Christian Watson GB WR 11
Deebo Samuel SF WR 44 Jarvis Landry FA WR 10
Davante Adams LV WR 44 Jakobi Meyers NE WR 10
A.J. Brown PHI WR 38 D.J. Chark Jr. DET WR 10
Tee Higgins CIN WR 38 Van Jefferson LAR WR 10
Stefon Diggs BUF WR 40 Terrace Marshall Jr. CAR WR 10
Diontae Johnson PIT WR 32 Dyami Brown WAS WR 10
Tyreek Hill MIA WR 31 Marquez Valdes-Scantling KC WR 10
Jaylen Waddle MIA WR 31 Jamison Crowder BUF WR 10
DJ Moore CAR WR 30 Parris Campbell IND WR 10
DK Metcalf SEA WR 29 Mecole Hardman KC WR 9
Chris Godwin TB WR 29 John Metchie III HOU WR 9
Terry McLaurin WAS WR 25 Robby Anderson CAR WR 9
Michael Pittman Jr. IND WR 25 Alec Pierce IND WR 9
Mike Evans TB WR 25 Allen Lazard GB WR 9
Garrett Wilson NYJ WR 24 Wan’Dale Robinson NYG WR 9
Drake London ATL WR 23 Donovan Peoples-Jones CLE WR 9
Amari Cooper CLE WR 22 Marvin Jones Jr. JAC WR 9
Elijah Moore NYJ WR 21 Sterling Shepard NYG WR 9
DeVonta Smith PHI WR 21 Amari Rodgers GB WR 9
Jerry Jeudy DEN WR 21 Marquez Callaway NO WR 9
Keenan Allen LAC WR 21 KJ Hamler DEN WR 9
Rashod Bateman BAL WR 21 David Bell CLE WR 8
DeAndre Hopkins ARI WR 20 Kendrick Bourne NE WR 8
Treylon Burks TEN WR 19 Julio Jones FA WR 8
Brandon Aiyuk SF WR 19 K.J. Osborn MIN WR 8
Amon-Ra St. Brown DET WR 18 Cedrick Wilson Jr. MIA WR 8
Darnell Mooney CHI WR 18 Jalen Tolbert DAL WR 8
Marquise Brown ARI WR 18 D’Wayne Eskridge SEA WR 8
Mike Williams LAC WR 18 Bryan Edwards LV WR 8
Courtland Sutton DEN WR 17 Cole Beasley FA WR 7
Michael Thomas NO WR 17 Khalil Shakir BUF WR 7
Jameson Williams DET WR 17 Romeo Doubs GB WR 7
Chris Olave NO WR 17 Tre’Quan Smith NO WR 7
Christian Kirk JAC WR 16 Darius Slayton NYG WR 7
Kadarius Toney NYG WR 16 Tyquan Thornton NE WR 7
Brandin Cooks HOU WR 16 Calvin Austin III PIT WR 6
Chase Claypool PIT WR 15 Nelson Agholor NE WR 2
Gabriel Davis BUF WR 15 Tyler Johnson TB WR 1
JuJu Smith-Schuster KC WR 14 A.J. Green ARI WR 1
Michael Gallup DAL WR 14 Quintez Cephus DET WR 1
Skyy Moore KC WR 14 Danny Gray SF WR 1
Robert Woods TEN WR 14 Velus Jones Jr. CHI WR 1
Tyler Lockett SEA WR 14 James Washington DAL WR 1
Hunter Renfrow LV WR 14 Devin Duvernay BAL WR 1
Allen Robinson II LAR WR 14 Emmanuel Sanders BUF WR 1
George Pickens PIT WR 13 Dez Fitzpatrick TEN WR 1
Tyler Boyd CIN WR 13 Byron Pringle CHI WR 1
Adam Thielen MIN WR 13 T.Y. Hilton IND WR 1
Rondale Moore ARI WR 12 Sammy Watkins GB WR 1
Laviska Shenault Jr. JAC WR 12 Braxton Berrios NYJ WR 1
Kenny Golladay NYG WR 12 Josh Reynolds DET WR 1
Calvin Ridley ATL WR 12 Randall Cobb GB WR 1
Jahan Dotson WAS WR 12 Quez Watkins PHI WR 1
Curtis Samuel WAS WR 12 Jalen Guyton LAC WR 1
William Fuller V FA WR 11 Deonte Harty NO WR 1
Tim Patrick DEN WR 11 Zay Jones JAC WR 1
Corey Davis NYJ WR 11 Jamal Agnew JAC WR 1
Nico Collins HOU WR 11 Anthony Schwartz CLE WR 1
Joshua Palmer LAC WR 11 Jalen Reagor PHI WR 1

Two young players lead the fantasy football dynasty trade value chart at the wide receiver position and fall just behind Jonathan Taylor on the overall trade value chart.  Rookie of the year Ja’Marr Chase will look to continue leading after his incredible debut season.   Behind him by just a point is Justin Jefferson, who continues to have great fantasy football value, averaging 17.9 points per game.  Lower, mainly due to his age and not his performance, Cooper Kupp is at third.  Tied at fourth, Deebo Samuel showed he provides value in both the pass game and run game.  He is tied with Davante Adams, who finds himself on a new team.  Adams is reunited with his college quarterback Derek Carr.  The biggest fall in trade value belongs to Tyreek Hill, who went from having Patrick Mahomes throw to him to Tua Tagovailoa.

Tight Ends

PLAYER NAME TEAM POS TRADE VALUE PLAYER NAME TEAM POS TRADE VALUE
Kyle Pitts ATL TE 42 Austin Hooper TEN TE 9
Mark Andrews BAL TE 39 Brevin Jordan HOU TE 9
George Kittle SF TE 24 Robert Tonyan GB TE 8
Travis Kelce KC TE 24 Jelani Woods IND TE 8
Darren Waller LV TE 20 Adam Trautman NO TE 8
Dallas Goedert PHI TE 18 Jeremy Ruckert NYJ TE 8
T.J. Hockenson DET TE 18 Noah Fant SEA TE 8
Pat Freiermuth PIT TE 18 Greg Dulcich DEN TE 8
Dalton Schultz DAL TE 17 Harrison Bryant CLE TE 7
Dawson Knox BUF TE 17 Hayden Hurst CIN TE 7
Albert Okweugbunam DEN TE 14 O.J. Howard BUF TE 7
Zach Ertz ARI TE 14 C.J. Uzomah NYJ TE 7
Cole Kmet CHI TE 11 Tommy Tremble CAR TE 2
Mike Gesicki MIA TE 14 Tyler Conklin NYJ TE 1
Hunter Henry NE TE 13 Foster Moreau LV TE 1
Irv Smith Jr. MIN TE 12 Mo Alie-Cox IND TE 1
Logan Thomas WAS TE 11 Donald Parham Jr. LAC TE 1
Gerald Everett LAC TE 11 Anthony Firkser ATL TE 1
Rob Gronkowski FA TE 11 Will Dissly SEA TE 1
David Njoku CLE TE 11 Ricky Seals-Jones NYG TE 1
Tyler Higbee LAR TE 11 John Bates WAS TE 1
Evan Engram JAC TE 11 Maxx Williams ARI TE 1
Trey McBride ARI TE 10 Dan Arnold JAC TE 1
Jonnu Smith NE TE 9

The tight end position and consistency don’t always go hand in hand. However, Kyle Pitts showed a lot of promise his rookie season.  He opens this year as the top tight end option on the fantasy football dynasty trade value chart.  Mark Andrews gains value with Lamar Jackson losing Marquise Brown in a trade.  Brown was good for 22% of the target share last year, which leaves a lot of passes to go around.  The high-energy tight end George Kittle is tied with Travis Kelce in the fourth position.  Without Hill around, defenses may be able to focus more on Kelce.  Most likely losing some targets to Davante Adams, Darren Waller finds himself as the fifth-ranked tight end.

The Rookies Fantasy Football Dynasty Trade Value Chart

PLAYER NAME TEAM POS TRADE VALUE PLAYER NAME TEAM POS TRADE VALUE
Breece Hall NYJ RB 37 Wan’Dale Robinson NYG WR 9
Garrett Wilson NYJ WR 24 David Bell CLE WR 8
Drake London ATL WR 23 Jelani Woods IND TE 8
Kenneth Walker III SEA RB 23 Hassan Haskins TEN RB 8
Treylon Burks TEN WR 19 Desmond Ridder ATL QB 8
Jameson Williams DET WR 17 Tyrion Davis-Price SF RB 8
Chris Olave NO WR 17 Tyler Allgeier ATL RB 8
Rachaad White TB RB 14 Jalen Tolbert DAL WR 8
Skyy Moore KC WR 14 Kyren Williams LAR RB 8
George Pickens PIT WR 13 Jeremy Ruckert NYJ TE 8
Brian Robinson Jr. WAS RB 13 Matt Corral CAR QB 8
James Cook BUF RB 13 Malik Willis TEN QB 8
Isaiah Spiller LAC RB 12 Greg Dulcich DEN TE 8
Zamir White LV RB 12 Khalil Shakir BUF WR 7
Christian Watson GB WR 11 Romeo Doubs GB WR 7
Kenny Pickett PIT QB 11 Tyquan Thornton NE WR 7
Dameon Pierce HOU RB 10 Tyler Badie BAL RB 6
Trey McBride ARI TE 10 Calvin Austin III PIT WR 6
John Metchie III HOU WR 9 Danny Gray SF WR 1
Pierre Strong Jr. NE RB 9 Velus Jones Jr. CHI WR 1
Jerome Ford CLE RB 9 Kevin Harris NE RB 1
Alec Pierce IND WR 9

Given this is our first fantasy football dynasty trade value chart it’s a good idea to take a look at all the rookies. While Breece Hall leads the group, two receivers that are bound to make an immediate impact are Garrett Wilson and Drake London.  With no quarterbacks expected to be immediate starters, Kenny Pickett is the first to appear on the rookie fantasy trade value chart.  The top tight end in the draft, Trey McBride, lands on a Cardinals team that just gave Ertz an extension.  He should still hold value and should be involved in the offense on Day 1.

 

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