Fantasy Football Trade Calculator
Stats Guy Fantasy player values are derived from 11,860,991 real trades so you get the right results every time
Stats Guy Fantasy player values are derived from 11,860,991 real trades so you get the right results every time
How the trade calculator works
Most trade calculators start from an analyst’s opinion or a crowd vote. Ours starts from trades that actually happened. When two managers complete a trade, both sides were worth roughly the same to them at that moment. Solving millions of those trades together recovers a market value for every player and draft pick, and the calculator adds up those values on each side of the trade you enter. Values are recalculated every day, with recent trades weighted most heavily. The full method is in How We Turn Real Trades Into Player Values.
How to read the result
The balance meter shows how far apart the two sides are. Within 10% is a fair trade; beyond that, the side getting more value is highlighted. The analysis also shows where the trade sits among real trades by size, and how its balance would have looked on each of the last 30 days, so you can tell whether a lopsided offer is new or has always been lopsided. Treat the result as a starting point for negotiating: a contender can sensibly overpay for a starter, and a rebuilding team can take less value for youth and picks.
Why one great player is worth more than two good ones
Values sit on a deliberately steep curve. Managers who own elite players turn down offer after offer, and when they do sell, they get a premium. So two mid-tier players rarely add up to one star, and a 2-for-1 that looks even on raw points usually isn’t. The reasoning is in Packages, 1-for-1s, and the Value Curve.
Dynasty or redraft, and your league settings
Use the format strip at the top of the page to match your league. Dynasty values are long-term and include rookie and future draft picks (see how draft picks are valued). Redraft values cover the current season only. Within either, superflex and 1QB are priced separately, because quarterbacks trade very differently when you can start two. The TE premium setting adjusts tight ends for TEP scoring, and the IDP setting adds linebackers, defensive linemen and defensive backs, priced from trades in leagues that start them (see the dynasty IDP rankings).
Analyze trades inside your league
Connect your league and the calculator switches to league mode: build a trade between two real rosters and see how it changes each team’s positional power ranks. In Sleeper leagues it also simulates both teams’ playoff and title odds before and after the trade. Supported platforms are Sleeper, ESPN, MyFantasyLeague, Fantrax and Fleaflicker. To see what managers have actually paid for a player, search the trade database.
Most traded players in the last 30 days
Dynasty (superflex)
- Kirk Cousins (QB), 3,049 trades
- Lamar Jackson (QB), 2,295 trades
- Josh Jacobs (RB), 2,278 trades
- Ollie Gordon II (RB), 2,274 trades
- Aaron Rodgers (QB), 2,220 trades
- Tanner McKee (QB), 2,153 trades
- Omarion Hampton (RB), 2,050 trades
- J.J. McCarthy (QB), 2,030 trades
- Josh Downs (WR), 2,029 trades
- Brian Thomas Jr. (WR), 1,991 trades
Redraft (1QB)
- Chase Brown (RB), 4,428 trades
- Ollie Gordon II (RB), 4,044 trades
- Ashton Jeanty (RB), 3,983 trades
- Justin Jefferson (WR), 3,949 trades
- George Pickens (WR), 3,843 trades
- A.J. Brown (WR), 3,705 trades
- Emeka Egbuka (WR), 3,683 trades
- Josh Jacobs (RB), 3,638 trades
- Derrick Henry (RB), 3,585 trades
- Nico Collins (WR), 3,574 trades
Trade calculator FAQ
Common questions about how the calculator values players and picks.
Is this trade fair?
Enter both sides and the calculator tells you. A trade is fair when the two sides are within 10% of each other in total value; beyond that, the side getting more value is highlighted. Treat it as a baseline for negotiating, not a verdict: roster needs, contention windows and your own read on a player all matter.
How are the trade values calculated?
Every completed trade is treated as an equation, with both sides worth roughly the same to the managers who made it. Solving millions of those equations at once recovers each player’s and pick’s market value. Recent trades are weighted most heavily, outlier trades and suspicious leagues are filtered out, and values are recalculated every day.
Does it work for dynasty and redraft leagues, including superflex?
Yes. Dynasty and redraft values are calculated separately, each in superflex and 1QB versions, from trades in leagues of that type. The TE premium setting adjusts tight end values for TEP scoring, and the IDP setting adds defensive players for leagues that start them.
Can I analyze a trade with my league’s actual rosters?
Yes. Connect a Sleeper, MyFantasyLeague, Fantrax, Fleaflicker or public ESPN league and the calculator gains a league mode that builds trades between real rosters and shows how a trade moves each team’s positional power ranks. In Sleeper leagues it also shows both teams’ simulated playoff and title odds before and after the trade.
What is a package adjustment, and why isn’t there one?
Some calculators add a package adjustment so that several good players don’t add up to one star. Here that premium is already in the values: they sit on a steep curve fitted to real consolidation trades and community trade debates, so a 3-for-1 for an elite player is priced the way managers actually price it, with no correction added at the end.
Why is there no waiver adjustment?
Waiver and roster-spot effects are already priced into the real trades the values come from. Managers who give up two players for one have already accounted for the open roster spot, so adding a waiver adjustment on top would count the same effect twice.
More answers are in the full FAQ.
Most Traded
30D
1
Ollie Gordon II
RB • MIA
2
Josh Jacobs
RB • GB
3
Omarion Hampton
RB • LAC
4
Chase Brown
RB • CIN
5
Brian Thomas Jr.
WR • JAX
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