Fantasy Football Dynasty Trade Value Chart

Dynasty fantasy football is always about planning for the future, no matter what your record is. And you can do that with help from our fantasy football dynasty trade value chart. Whether your current season is in shambles and you’re ready to look forward to next season, or your team is going strong. Either way, you should continue looking ahead in dynasty leagues, always looking to improve. And while trades may be shut off in your league, you can always agree to terms of a trade, or just plan ahead for your moves at the next possible moment.

This chart can serve as a little guide to help you decide what trades you may want to make. Or it can help you swindle your league, either way. It all depends on how you want to play it. While every situation and every team is different, and everybody values players differently, our dynasty trade value chart should help you weigh your trades and continue building on your dynasty legacy! Also, as always, we’re always trying to improve our chart, so each month you may see a couple of adjustments from the last month. The main thing is, just compare the players from this month with just this month, and not last month, as all the formulas on this month for each player are the same.

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Fantasy Football Dynasty Trade Value Chart Methodology

If you haven’t reviewed our Fantasy Football dynasty trade value chart before, here’s a little on the methodology. First, the rankings system we use takes FantasyPros’ best, worst and average rankings. We also throw in a little standard deviation to count all variables.

Second, you have to consider average fantasy football points per game because that’s what fantasy football is all about. Third, values will change throughout the year, especially as rookies get their fantasy football points. And last, we listened to your feedback and altered a couple of things.

Another metric that plays with the dynasty chart is a player’s age. Somebody who is 22 will have a more weighted value than a player that is 32. Is that saying that 22-year-old players are always more talented than 32-year-olds? Absolutely not.

However, it is considered in dynasty value because, at 22, the player will likely be around longer. Considering all that and running it through our formulas, we can assign a value for each player. This value can help weigh your fantasy football trades and improve your future team!

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Quarterbacks

Player	Team	Position	Trade Value	SuperFlex Value	Player	Team	Position	Trade Value	SuperFlex Value
Josh Allen	BUF	QB	23	50	Mac Jones	NE	QB	11	25
Patrick Mahomes II	KC	QB	22	47	Jared Goff	DET	QB	11	25
Jalen Hurts	PHI	QB	21	47	Ryan Tannehill	TEN	QB	11	24
Justin Herbert	LAC	QB	19	42	Tom Brady	TB	QB	11	24
Lamar Jackson	BAL	QB	19	41	Daniel Jones	NYG	QB	11	24
Joe Burrow	CIN	QB	16	35	Malik Willis	TEN	QB	10	23
Justin Fields	CHI	QB	16	35	Jimmy Garoppolo	SF	QB	10	22
Deshaun Watson	CLE	QB	15	34	Geno Smith	SEA	QB	10	22
Kyler Murray	ARI	QB	15	32	Trey Lance	SF	QB	10	22
Tua Tagovailoa	MIA	QB	14	30	Carson Wentz	WAS	QB	9	20
Dak Prescott	DAL	QB	13	29	Jameis Winston	NO	QB	9	19
Trevor Lawrence	JAC	QB	13	28	Marcus Mariota	ATL	QB	8	18
Derek Carr	LV	QB	13	28	Desmond Ridder	ATL	QB	8	17
Kenny Pickett	PIT	QB	13	27	Matt Ryan	IND	QB	7	16
Aaron Rodgers	GB	QB	12	27	Davis Mills	HOU	QB	7	16
Kirk Cousins	MIN	QB	12	26	Baker Mayfield	CAR	QB	6	14
Matthew Stafford	LAR	QB	12	26	Zach Wilson	NYJ	QB	2	4
Russell Wilson	DEN	QB	12	25	Sam Howell	WAS	QB	1	3

Top Five Dynasty Trade Value Chart Quarterbacks Breakdown

Just like last month, Josh Allen is the top quarterback on the fantasy football dynasty trade value chart again. Following Allen is Patrick Mahomes, who continues to have excellent value. Making a bigger jump this month is Jalen Hurts, who just got done running all over the Packers, rushing for 157 yards. Somewhat limited by a strong rushing attack, Hurts slings the ball pretty well too. Tied in the next two spots are young gun-slinger Justin Herbert and rushing quarterback Lamar Jackson. The biggest movement this month was by Justin Fields, as Chicago has unlocked the next level for the young quarterback as he’s run all over everybody as well as thrown fairly well. He’ll continue to develop but looks to be making a name for himself in the fantasy football world.

Running Backs

Player	Team	Position	Trade Value	Player	Team	Position	Trade Value
Christian McCaffrey	SF	RB	63	J.K. Dobbins	BAL	RB	13
Kenneth Walker III	SEA	RB	62	D’Onta Foreman	CAR	RB	13
Saquon Barkley	NYG	RB	62	Darrell Henderson Jr.	JAC	RB	12
Jonathan Taylor	IND	RB	62	Zamir White	LV	RB	12
Austin Ekeler	LAC	RB	50	Tyler Allgeier	ATL	RB	12
Breece Hall	NYJ	RB	45	Gus Edwards	BAL	RB	12
Nick Chubb	CLE	RB	40	Isaiah Spiller	LAC	RB	12
Travis Etienne Jr.	JAC	RB	38	Raheem Mostert	MIA	RB	12
D’Andre Swift	DET	RB	38	J.D. McKissic	WAS	RB	12
Alvin Kamara	NO	RB	31	D’Ernest Johnson	CLE	RB	12
Joe Mixon	CIN	RB	31	Melvin Gordon III	KC	RB	11
Derrick Henry	TEN	RB	30	Kyren Williams	LAR	RB	11
Dalvin Cook	MIN	RB	30	Chase Edmonds	DEN	RB	11
Rhamondre Stevenson	NE	RB	29	Tyrion Davis-Price	SF	RB	11
Dameon Pierce	HOU	RB	25	Hassan Haskins	TEN	RB	11
Tony Pollard	DAL	RB	25	Pierre Strong Jr.	NE	RB	10
Aaron Jones	GB	RB	25	Chuba Hubbard	CAR	RB	10
Josh Jacobs	LV	RB	25	Kenyan Drake	BAL	RB	10
Najee Harris	PIT	RB	23	Jaylen Warren	PIT	RB	10
Javonte Williams	DEN	RB	23	Nyheim Hines	BUF	RB	10
Miles Sanders	PHI	RB	22	Darrel Williams	ARI	RB	10
AJ Dillon	GB	RB	21	Chris Evans	CIN	RB	10
David Montgomery	CHI	RB	21	Sony Michel	LAC	RB	10
Rachaad White	TB	RB	20	Samaje Perine	CIN	RB	10
Leonard Fournette	TB	RB	18	Eno Benjamin	HOU	RB	9
James Conner	ARI	RB	18	Trey Sermon	PHI	RB	9
Ezekiel Elliott	DAL	RB	18	Keaontay Ingram	ARI	RB	9
Antonio Gibson	WAS	RB	17	Ronald Jones II	KC	RB	8
Khalil Herbert	CHI	RB	17	Zack Moss	IND	RB	8
Brian Robinson Jr.	WAS	RB	16	Myles Gaskin	MIA	RB	8
Clyde Edwards-Helaire	KC	RB	16	Jerome Ford	CLE	RB	8
Michael Carter	NYJ	RB	16	Jerick McKinnon	KC	RB	8
James Cook	BUF	RB	15	Rex Burkhead	HOU	RB	8
Elijah Mitchell	SF	RB	15	Tyler Badie	BAL	RB	8
Damien Harris	NE	RB	15	Dontrell Hilliard	TEN	RB	8
Kareem Hunt	CLE	RB	15	James Robinson	NYJ	RB	7
Cam Akers	LAR	RB	15	Boston Scott	PHI	RB	7
Isiah Pacheco	KC	RB	15	Mark Ingram II	NO	RB	6
Devin Singletary	BUF	RB	14	Alexander Mattison	MIN	RB	6
Cordarrelle Patterson	ATL	RB	14	Joshua Kelley	LAC	RB	1
Jeff Wilson Jr.	MIA	RB	13	Ke’Shawn Vaughn	TB	RB	1
Rashaad Penny	SEA	RB	13	Kevin Harris	NE	RB	1
Kenneth Gainwell	PHI	RB	13	Zonovan Knight	NYJ	RB	1
Jamaal Williams	DET	RB	13

Top Five Dynasty Trade Value Chart Running Backs Breakdown

Christian McCaffrey is back on top. He’s managed to stay healthy this year and now is on a new team. And that new team is a run-heavy offense that will utilize him well in both the running and passing games. Behind him is a three-way tie. Kenneth Walker makes his way into the top five for running backs on the dynasty trade value chart after showing he can be the bell-cow for the Seahawks. Walker is tied with Saquon Barkley, who has had a phenomenal comeback year. They are also tied with Jonathan Taylor who struggled early on but seems to be getting back to his dominant.

After them, Austin Ekeler is fifth. It’s hard to rank him this high due to age but his high-volume and his strong usage in the passing game makes him a valuable fantasy football asset.

Wide Receivers

Player	Team	Position	Trade Value	Player	Team	Position	Trade Value
Justin Jefferson	MIN	WR	64	Tyler Boyd	CIN	WR	13
Ja’Marr Chase	CIN	WR	57	Michael Thomas	NO	WR	13
CeeDee Lamb	DAL	WR	51	Chase Claypool	CHI	WR	12
A.J. Brown	PHI	WR	50	Curtis Samuel	WAS	WR	12
Stefon Diggs	BUF	WR	50	Nico Collins	HOU	WR	12
Tee Higgins	CIN	WR	40	Marquez Valdes-Scantling	KC	WR	12
Jaylen Waddle	MIA	WR	39	D.J. Chark Jr.	DET	WR	12
Davante Adams	LV	WR	39	Russell Gage	TB	WR	12
Tyreek Hill	MIA	WR	38	Alec Pierce	IND	WR	12
Amon-Ra St. Brown	DET	WR	32	Terrace Marshall Jr.	CAR	WR	11
Chris Olave	NO	WR	32	David Bell	CLE	WR	11
Drake London	ATL	WR	31	Romeo Doubs	GB	WR	11
Cooper Kupp	LAR	WR	31	Donovan Peoples-Jones	CLE	WR	11
DK Metcalf	SEA	WR	31	Corey Davis	NYJ	WR	11
Chris Godwin	TB	WR	31	DeVante Parker	NE	WR	11
Deebo Samuel	SF	WR	30	K.J. Hamler	DEN	WR	11
Michael Pittman Jr.	IND	WR	26	Mecole Hardman	KC	WR	11
Garrett Wilson	NYJ	WR	25	Isaiah McKenzie	BUF	WR	11
DeVonta Smith	PHI	WR	25	Wan’Dale Robinson	NYG	WR	10
DJ Moore	CAR	WR	25	Khalil Shakir	BUF	WR	10
Terry McLaurin	WAS	WR	25	Allen Robinson II	LAR	WR	10
Treylon Burks	TEN	WR	22	Robert Woods	TEN	WR	10
Marquise Brown	ARI	WR	22	Odell Beckham Jr.	FA	WR	10
Jameson Williams	DET	WR	21	Van Jefferson	LAR	WR	10
Rashod Bateman	BAL	WR	21	Laviska Shenault Jr.	CAR	WR	10
Diontae Johnson	PIT	WR	21	Jarvis Landry	NO	WR	10
Brandon Aiyuk	SF	WR	20	Tyquan Thornton	NE	WR	10
Amari Cooper	CLE	WR	20	Julio Jones	TB	WR	10
DeAndre Hopkins	ARI	WR	20	Parris Campbell	IND	WR	9
Mike Evans	TB	WR	20	Jalen Tolbert	DAL	WR	9
George Pickens	PIT	WR	20	Robbie Anderson	ARI	WR	9
Gabe Davis	BUF	WR	20	K.J. Osborn	MIN	WR	9
Mike Williams	LAC	WR	20	John Metchie III	HOU	WR	9
Darnell Mooney	CHI	WR	18	Darius Slayton	NYG	WR	9
JuJu Smith-Schuster	KC	WR	18	Kyle Philips	TEN	WR	9
Jerry Jeudy	DEN	WR	18	Marvin Jones Jr.	JAC	WR	8
Christian Kirk	JAC	WR	17	Velus Jones Jr.	CHI	WR	8
Keenan Allen	LAC	WR	17	Dyami Brown	WAS	WR	8
Christian Watson	GB	WR	16	Tim Patrick	DEN	WR	8
Jakobi Meyers	NE	WR	16	Kenny Golladay	NYG	WR	8
Tyler Lockett	SEA	WR	16	Cedrick Wilson Jr.	MIA	WR	8
Jahan Dotson	WAS	WR	15	Marquez Callaway	NO	WR	8
Rondale Moore	ARI	WR	15	Kendrick Bourne	NE	WR	8
Calvin Ridley	JAC	WR	15	Jamison Crowder	BUF	WR	8
Elijah Moore	NYJ	WR	15	Sterling Shepard	NYG	WR	8
Allen Lazard	GB	WR	14	Zay Jones	JAC	WR	7
Brandin Cooks	HOU	WR	13	Nelson Agholor	NE	WR	7
Joshua Palmer	LAC	WR	13	Devin Duvernay	BAL	WR	7
Skyy Moore	KC	WR	13	Braxton Berrios	NYJ	WR	7
Michael Gallup	DAL	WR	13	Calvin Austin III	PIT	WR	6
Courtland Sutton	DEN	WR	13	Quez Watkins	PHI	WR	1
Adam Thielen	MIN	WR	13	Josh Reynolds	DET	WR	1
Hunter Renfrow	LV	WR	13	Danny Gray	SF	WR	1
Kadarius Toney	KC	WR	13	Dee Eskridge	SEA	WR	1

Top Five Dynasty Trade Value Chart Wide Receivers Breakdown

At only 23 years old and averaging over 22 points per game, Justin Jefferson finds himself on the top of this month’s fantasy football dynasty trade value chart. He’s become an uncoverable machine who shows up in most games. Not far behind him, is the electric Ja’Marr Chase. Both of these guys are excellent pieces to have on your fantasy football team and should continue to be great for years. Kupp falls far down the list after an injury put him on the injured reserve and he has a questionable quarterback situation going into next year after he’s been in the top five for quite some time.

23-year-old CeeDee Lamb is next on the list, showing he’s still Dak’s favorite target. A.J. Brown has looked great on his new team in Philadelphia and is fourth on our list. He’s tied with Stefon Diggs, who is a great asset for our top dynasty quarterback Josh Allen. He does compete with Gabe Davis for targets, however.

Tight Ends

Player	Team	Position	Trade Value	Player	Team	Position	Trade Value
Mark Andrews	BAL	TE	32	Isaiah Likely	BAL	TE	10
Travis Kelce	KC	TE	31	Logan Thomas	WAS	TE	10
Kyle Pitts	ATL	TE	29	Daniel Bellinger	NYG	TE	10
Dallas Goedert	PHI	TE	21	Hayden Hurst	CIN	TE	10
T.J. Hockenson	MIN	TE	21	Jelani Woods	IND	TE	9
George Kittle	SF	TE	20	Jonnu Smith	NE	TE	9
Pat Freiermuth	PIT	TE	18	Robert Tonyan	GB	TE	9
David Njoku	CLE	TE	17	Austin Hooper	TEN	TE	8
Cole Kmet	CHI	TE	16	Albert Okwuegbunam	DEN	TE	8
Darren Waller	LV	TE	15	C.J. Uzomah	NYJ	TE	8
Dalton Schultz	DAL	TE	15	Foster Moreau	LV	TE	8
Trey McBride	ARI	TE	14	Jeremy Ruckert	NYJ	TE	8
Zach Ertz	ARI	TE	13	Mo Alie-Cox	IND	TE	8
Tyler Higbee	LAR	TE	13	Kylen Granson	IND	TE	8
Greg Dulcich	DEN	TE	13	Adam Trautman	NO	TE	8
Noah Fant	SEA	TE	13	Cade Otton	TB	TE	7
Dawson Knox	BUF	TE	13	Taysom Hill	NO	TE	7
Mike Gesicki	MIA	TE	12	Juwan Johnson	NO	TE	6
Gerald Everett	LAC	TE	12	Tyler Conklin	NYJ	TE	2
Evan Engram	JAC	TE	12	Harrison Bryant	CLE	TE	2
Hunter Henry	NE	TE	11	Brevin Jordan	HOU	TE	1
Irv Smith Jr.	MIN	TE	11	Tommy Tremble	CAR	TE	1

Top Five Dynasty Trade Value Chart Tight Ends Breakdown

While Kyle Pitts started the season as the top tight end on the fantasy football dynasty trade value chart, his low average of points has bumped him down to number three. He is still incredibly talented but with the disappointing year and now going on injured reserve, it’s tough to know what things will look like next year. Instead, Mark Andrews makes his way to the top for the second straight month. Even though he’s 27 years old, Andrews is averaging excellent per game fantasy points.

Number two, Travis Kelce, actually has a higher points per game average, however at 33 years old doesn’t hold as much value in dynasty as Andrews, but only by one point. Both are excellent options as Kelce hasn’t shown any signs of slowing down. Behind these three is Dallas Goedert, who has done great as a starting tight end, despite being on injured reserve the past couple of weeks. Fifth is T.J. Hockenson who was traded from the Lions to the Vikings and finds himself in an excellent position to continue to succeed.

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Dynasty Trade Value Chart Recap

Use this as the start of your trading. A guide to which players you want to go after. Whether you’re already counting yourself out and looking to next year, wanting to give up some win-now players for future players. Or, perhaps you’re just looking to build your bench with depth of guys that will continue to contribute for you for years to come. Either way, hopefully, the dynasty trade value chart helps you out!