Trends
Every move on this page is priced from ... real trades from fantasy leagues
Every move on this page is priced from ... real trades from fantasy leagues
About this page
This page shows how player and draft pick trade values have moved over a range of days. The timeline at the top charts daily trade volume; drag its brackets to any range, or use a preset. The board lists every asset with its value at each end of the range, the change in value and in rank, and how many trades it appeared in. Beneath the board, the market section rolls the same range up by position, age, and draft round. Every value is the same trade-derived value the rankings and trade calculator use, priced at the format and league settings selected in the strip.
What does a trend range compare?
Each range compares an asset’s value on its first day with its value on its last day, which is today unless the end bracket is moved earlier. The timeline’s brackets only land on days with a daily value snapshot; a preset that starts on a day without one uses the first snapshot after it, and the page names the date. Rank changes compare the asset’s overall rank on the same two days.
How are trades in a range counted?
Trades count every completed trade in the range that included the asset, in leagues of the selected format. A pick counts under its round for that draft year, so a 2027 first-round pick traded in any league counts toward the 2027 1st. Early, mid, and late variants share the round’s count.
Why do redraft ranges start on August 1?
Redraft values are recalculated from scratch each August for the new season, so a redraft range never starts before August 1 of the current season. Dynasty values are continuous, and dynasty ranges can reach back to September 2025, when daily value history begins.
Full details in How We Turn Real Trades Into Player Values.