Evaluate your dynasty fantasy football trade — add up to 3 players per side, compare total dynasty values, and see who wins the deal and by how much. Values reflect 2026 preseason consensus dynasty rankings (0–100 scale).
🔵 Team A Gives
🔴 Team B Gives
Player not listed? Pick “Custom value” at the top and enter your own number — use your league’s favorite rankings (KTC, FantasyPros, DynastyProcess) as the source.
How Dynasty Trade Values Work
- Age is everything: a 23-year-old WR with the same production as a 29-year-old is worth 30–40% more in dynasty — you're buying career years, not just this season
- Positional scarcity: elite TEs (Bowers, McBride) carry a premium because the drop-off after the top tier is steep; QBs are devalued in 1-QB leagues, premium in Superflex
- Rookie picks are lottery tickets: an early projected 1st is worth roughly a top-24 veteran; value swings wildly with projected draft position
- Consolidation tax: in a 2-for-1, the side getting the best player usually wins — roster spots have value, so the "2" side should get a volume discount built in
The 5 Rules of Winning Dynasty Trades
- Trade veterans when contending, picks when rebuilding — holding both means you're stuck in the middle, the worst dynasty outcome
- Sell RBs at 26, not 28 — running back value falls off a cliff; the market always reacts one season too late
- Buy injured stars in October–November — dynasty is a multi-year game; a torn ACL discounts a 24-year-old WR 30% for a 6-month wait
- Never grade trades weekly — judge by value acquired, not by who scored more this Sunday
- Shop every player — the manager who makes 20 offers closes the 3 lopsided deals the league never saw coming
FAQ
Where do these values come from?
They're a simplified 0–100 scale based on 2026 preseason consensus dynasty rankings (age, production, draft capital, situation). Real-time community values shift weekly — cross-check big trades against KeepTradeCut or FantasyPros dynasty rankings before accepting.
Should I include draft picks in trades?
Yes — picks are the currency of rebuilding teams. A projected early 1st is worth roughly a top-24 startup pick; late 1sts are worth about 60% of that. Future-year picks trade at a 10–15% discount per year out.
Does scoring format matter?
Hugely. These values assume 1-QB PPR. In Superflex, quarterbacks gain 15–25 points of value; in half-PPR, target-heavy WRs drop slightly and workhorse RBs rise.