Fantasy Football Trade Calculator & Analyzer

Build both sides of a trade and see who wins. Values are rest-of-season projected points over a replacement-level player, from a consensus of CBS, ESPN and Sleeper projections, for standard, half-PPR or full PPR, 8 to 14 teams, 1QB or Superflex. Stacking bench depth won't beat a star. Free, no account needed.

Values updated November 10, 2026 · Week 10, 2026

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Fantasy football trade value chart: top 150 for Week 10

Rest-of-season trade value for Full PPR, 8 teams, Superflex, the same numbers the calculator above uses. Value is projected points over a replacement-level starter, so it compares across positions. Updated November 10, 2026. See the full trade value chart.

#PlayerTeamPosTrade valueProj pts/game
1Jahmyr GibbsDETRB1116.924.1
2Kenneth Walker IIIKCRB2100.522.3
3Ja'Marr ChaseCINWR190.720.9
4Josh AllenBUFQB186.024.5
5Jaxon Smith-NjigbaSEAWR283.122.5
6Christian McCaffreySFRB379.420.0
7Amon-Ra St. BrownDETWR375.019.1
8CeeDee LambDALWR465.820.4
9Justin JeffersonMINWR565.018.0
10Bijan RobinsonATLRB460.220.1
11Joe BurrowCINQB258.221.4
12James Cook IIIBUFRB556.817.4
13Chuba HubbardCARRB654.317.2
14Tee HigginsCINWR653.816.8
15Chris OlaveNOWR749.016.3
16Trey McBrideARITE149.017.8
17Jayden DanielsWASQB348.620.4
18Trevor LawrenceJAXQB448.320.4
19Malik NabersNYGWR847.316.1
20Bucky IrvingTBRB744.718.1
21Nico CollinsHOUWR942.215.5
22Brock BowersLVTE242.116.9
23Christian WatsonGBWR1041.717.4
24Brock PurdySFQB541.119.6
25Bhayshul TutenJAXRB838.215.4
26Matthew GoldenGBWR1137.616.9
27Jaylen WarrenPITRB937.315.3
28Parker WashingtonJAXWR1235.714.8
29Chase BrownCINRB1033.514.9
30Jonathan TaylorINDRB1133.216.7
31Patrick MahomesKCQB632.418.6
32Rashee RiceKCWR1331.214.3
33Tetairoa McMillanCARWR1430.414.2
34Kyren WilliamsLARRB1230.316.3
35George KittleSFTE328.913.6
36Javonte WilliamsDALRB1328.816.1
37C.J. StroudHOUQB728.218.1
38Drake LondonATLWR1527.315.6
39D'Andre SwiftCHIRB1425.715.8
40Mike EvansSFWR1625.314.4
41Drake MayeNEQB824.920.0
42Tony PollardTENRB1524.913.9
43Luther Burden IIICHIWR1723.515.1
44Isaiah LikelyNYGTE423.513.0
45Zay FlowersBALWR1821.614.9
46Carnell TateTENWR1920.613.1
47DJ MooreBUFWR2020.013.0
48Jared GoffDETQB918.917.1
49Travis KelceKCTE518.512.4
50Derrick HenryBALRB1617.714.7
51Jonah ColemanDENRB1716.714.6
52Ashton JeantyLVRB1816.114.5
53Bryce YoungCARQB1015.916.8
54Jordan LoveGBQB1113.518.6
55Jameson WilliamsDETWR2113.212.3
56Ollie Gordon IIMIARB1912.712.6
57Sam LaPortaDETTE612.211.7
58Tyler ShoughNOQB1211.616.3
59DeVonta SmithPHIWR2211.413.6
60T.J. HockensonMINTE710.311.5
61Stefon DiggsWASWR2310.111.9
62Jalen CokerCARWR249.911.9
63Caleb WilliamsCHIQB139.918.1
64George PickensDALWR258.413.2
65Garrett WilsonNYJWR268.013.2
66Dak PrescottDALQB146.317.6
67Malik WillisMIAQB153.915.4
68Ladd McConkeyLACWR273.811.2

How our trade values work

Value over replacement, sized to your league

A player's trade value is how many more rest-of-season points he projects to score than the best player you could pick up to replace him. Replacement level depends on how many starters your league uses, so it changes with team count: in an 8-team league the last startable running back is around RB20, in a 14-team league closer to RB35. A Superflex slot makes quarterbacks scarcer in the same way. Change either control and every value is recalculated.

Why one star beats three bench players

Adding up raw values makes every 3-for-1 look like a win for the side getting three. It usually isn't: you can only start so many players. So each extra piece on a side keeps 0.92x the weight of the one before it, and every piece is discounted by up to 25% the further it sits below the best player in the trade. Players projected below replacement level count as zero, not as a negative.

Reading the verdict

Each side's total is what that team gives up, so the side with the smaller total comes out ahead. A gap under 5% of the bigger side is called even, 5–12% a slight edge, 12–25% a clear win and anything over 25% lopsided.

Lineup impact, not just totals

A trade can be even on value and still be great for you if it fills a starting spot you're weak at. This page can't see your roster. Connect your league and the in-app trade calculator prices players in your league's exact scoring, shows what each team is thin or deep at, and its Trade Finder only suggests trades that improve both teams' starting lineups.

How to use the trade analyzer

  1. Set your league's scoring, number of teams and QB format.
  2. Add the players Team A is giving up, then the players Team B is giving up.
  3. Read the verdict: who wins, by how much, and how much each side was discounted for depth.
  4. Use Share trade to copy a link to this exact trade for your league chat.

Trade calculator FAQ

Is this fantasy football trade calculator free?

Yes. The trade calculator is free and needs no account. A free account only comes in if you want to connect your league and price trades in its exact scoring.

How are the trade values calculated?

Each player's value is his rest-of-season projected points minus those of a replacement-level player at his position, for your team count and QB format (value over replacement). Projections are a consensus of CBS, ESPN and Sleeper. Each side is then adjusted so depth can't out-value a star, and the side giving up less value wins the trade.

Why does one great player beat two good ones in a trade?

You can only start so many players, so extra pieces mostly sit on your bench. Each additional player on a side keeps 0.92x the weight of the one before, and every player is discounted by up to 25% the further he sits below the best player in the deal. A pile of depth can't add up to an elite starter.

Does it work for ESPN, Yahoo and Sleeper leagues?

Yes. Pick your league's scoring, team count and QB format and the values apply on any platform. Sleeper leagues can also be connected directly, and Yahoo leagues through our Chrome extension, to use real rosters and your league's own scoring rules.

Should I use PPR, half-PPR or standard values?

Use whatever your league scores. Each format has its own projections, so receivers and pass-catching running backs gain value in PPR and early-down runners gain in standard. The calculator defaults to half-PPR, the most common format.

How do I know if a fantasy trade is fair?

A gap under 5% of the bigger side is even, 5–12% is a slight edge, 12–25% is a clear win and over 25% is lopsided. Value is only half of it: a fair trade can still be a good one if it fills a starting spot you're weak at.

How often are the trade values updated?

The projections behind the calculator are rebuilt regularly through the season, so injuries and role changes are reflected as sources update. The date at the top of this page is the last refresh.

What's the difference between redraft and dynasty trade values?

This is a redraft calculator: it values players on what they'll score for the rest of this season only. Dynasty values also weigh age, future seasons and rookie draft picks. For dynasty leagues use our free dynasty trade calculator, which prices players and picks in 1QB or Superflex.

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