Fantasy Football Trade Value Chart 2026

By Draft Sharks Team @DraftSharks Reviewed By Jared Smola Sep 1, 2026 at 9:00pm

These trade value charts are based on our traditional 3D values. These valuations are built on our award-winning 3D Rest of Season projections. Meaning they take into account ceilings and floors. Based on that exact league setup and scoring, these projections are put through a cross-positional algorithm to correct player values. The results are an unparalleled single value used for in-season ranking and trade valuations.

These values update in real-time when any player's projections are adjusted, not once a week, when a writer makes some off-the cuff-adjustments.

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Your Guide to Great Dynasty Trades

Dynasty fantasy football is a year-round sport. Most of the action goes down in your dynasty league between Week 17 and Week 1 (the so-called “offseason”).

NFL free agency, the NFL Draft, and even OTAs and training camps all create the need for dynasty trades.

But how do you know if a trade is going to tip the balance in your favor? That’s where your dynasty trade value chart comes in.

The trade value chart helps you uncover trade opportunities and evaluate moves.

How does it work? Glad you asked:

What is a dynasty trade value chart?

Fantasy football trade value charts have been vital for over a decade. But what exactly are they?

Traditionally, it’s a table that separates fantasy players by position (QB/WR/RB/TE/draft picks) and assigns each a “trade value.” At its core, the “trade value” assigned should indicate a player’s future potential and account for his past. A player’s rest-of-season rank or scoring projection is often the backbone of that trade value.

Some trade value charts try to capture market influences as well to adjust raw performance.