How does this fantasy football trade analyzer value players?

Each player's value is his market-based fantasy points per game, minus what a replacement-level starter at his position scores, times the games he has left from Week 6 through Week 17, his bye taken out. The points per game is the median of the weekly market-based projections we froze before each week's first kickoff. Nothing is an opinion or an expert ranking.

What does the value number mean?

It is rest-of-season fantasy points above a replacement starter, in PPR scoring. A value of 100 means the market expects him to outscore the player you could start in his place by about 100 points between now and Week 17.

Why doesn't a two-for-one just add up the players?

It does add them, but a player at or below replacement level is worth zero: you could pick up his production for free. That is why two bench players rarely buy one starter, and why the side receiving more players also has to cut someone.

Why can't I find a player?

A player needs market-based projections in at least two weeks to have a rate, and players on injured reserve, the PUP list or the non-football list are left out because the market projects no game they miss. Kickers and team defenses are not valued.

Does it account for my league's roster needs?

If you have synced a league on My Team in this browser, the analyzer shows your best starting lineup on these values before and after the trade, using your league's own lineup slots. Without a league it judges the two sides on value alone.

How often do the values change?

A new week of market-based projections is frozen before each week's first kickoff, and the games left fall by one as each week is played. The value chart is rebuilt with every update.

Fantasy football trade analyzer

Put players on each side for a verdict on rest-of-season value: market-based fantasy points above a replacement starter, Week 6 through Week 17. Free, no signup.

Week 6 values · Oct 15, 2026 at 3:46 AM ET

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You give

Value 133

Kenneth WalkerRB3KC133

You get

Value 102

CeeDee LambWR4DAL102

The verdict

You lose this trade by 31.

You give 133102 You get

Rest-of-season value out: 133, back: 102. Inside 11 the values are too close to separate.
The best player in the deal is Kenneth Walker, and you are sending him.
To even it, ask for about 31 more: a player like Luther Burden III (31).
Read the full Kenneth Walker for CeeDee Lamb breakdown.

How the trade values work

A trade buys the rest of the season, so a player is valued on the rest of the season. His rate is the median of the market-based fantasy points per game we froze before each week's first kickoff (Weeks 3, 4, 5, 6). From that we subtract what a replacement-level starter at his position scores: the 13th quarterback (16.5 a game), the 31st running back (7.9 a game), the 37th receiver (8.6 a game) and the 13th tight end (8.8 a game). What is left, times his games from Week 6 to Week 17, is his value.

Week 6 trade value chart, top 30

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Week 6 fantasy trade values
#	Player	Value	Pts/game	Wk 3	Wk 4	Wk 5	Wk 6	Games left
1	Jahmyr GibbsRB1DET	191	25.3	24.4	25.3	26.0		11
2	Bijan RobinsonRB2ATL	155	22.0	21.1	23.4	21.9	22.1	11
3	Kenneth WalkerRB3KC	133	19.0	20.9	19.0		14.5	12
4	Jonathan TaylorRB4IND	129	19.6	18.1	20.5	18.8	20.4	11
5	Christian McCaffreyRB5SF	128	19.5	12.8	20.8	18.3	20.6	11
6	Amon-Ra St. BrownWR1DET	124	19.9	19.9	18.7	20.4		11
7	Jaxon Smith-NjigbaWR2SEA	124	19.9	19.8	20.1	20.0	19.7	11
8	Puka NacuaWR3LAR	119	19.4	3.0	17.3	21.5	22.0	11
9	CeeDee LambWR4DAL	102	17.9	18.2	16.4	19.2	17.5	11
10	Derrick HenryRB6BAL	100	17.0	18.4	18.6	15.6	15.2	11
11	Ja'Marr ChaseWR5CIN	95	17.2	17.2	19.0	4.1		11
12	Aaron Jones Sr.RB7MINQuestionable	95	16.5	14.1	17.4	16.5		11
13	Chuba HubbardRB8CAR	95	15.8	16.0	15.8		14.9	12
14	Chris OlaveWR6NOQuestionable	94	17.1	17.3	19.4	16.9	16.9	11
15	Ashton JeantyRB9LV	92	16.3	16.7	16.2	16.5	15.5	11
16	Javonte WilliamsRB10DAL	91	16.2	15.7	14.6	17.3	16.8	11
17	Drake LondonWR7ATL	90	16.8	14.5	16.5	17.0	18.9	11
18	Chase BrownRB11CIN	90	16.1	16.1	17.4	12.0		11
19	Trey McBrideTE1ARI	89	16.9	16.3	17.1	19.3	16.7	11
20	James Cook IIIRB12BUF	89	16.0	16.2	15.8	14.4	16.3	11
21	Kyren WilliamsRB13LAR	87	15.8	13.3	14.3	17.4	18.6	11
22	Brock BowersTE2LVQuestionable	85	16.5	11.5	16.3	16.8	18.6	11
23	Garrett WilsonWR8NYJ	84	16.2	14.7	16.7	16.3	16.1	11
24	Nico CollinsWR9HOU	77	15.6	2.8	15.7	16.7	15.5	11
25	Josh AllenQB1BUF	74	23.2	23.5	22.8	22.8	23.9	11
26	Davante AdamsWR10LAR	68	14.8	16.7	14.8	14.7	14.4	11
27	Zay FlowersWR11BAL	68	14.8	16.1	15.1	14.6	2.3	11
28	Tetairoa McMillanWR12CAR	65	14.0	13.1	14.7		14.0	12
29	Christian WatsonWR13GB	63	14.3	14.7	13.9	13.0	15.2	11
30	DeVonta SmithWR14PHIQuestionable	63	14.3	15.3	14.3	2.1		11

Should I trade him? This week's trade questions

One for one trades between players whose values are close enough to argue about, each with its own page: the verdict, usage, points against price and the next matchup. Every player's closest trades are on the trade value chart.

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Common questions

How does this fantasy football trade analyzer value players?
Each player's value is his market-based fantasy points per game, minus what a replacement-level starter at his position scores, times the games he has left from Week 6 through Week 17, his bye taken out. The points per game is the median of the weekly market-based projections we froze before each week's first kickoff. Nothing is an opinion or an expert ranking.
What does the value number mean?
It is rest-of-season fantasy points above a replacement starter, in PPR scoring. A value of 100 means the market expects him to outscore the player you could start in his place by about 100 points between now and Week 17.
Why doesn't a two-for-one just add up the players?
It does add them, but a player at or below replacement level is worth zero: you could pick up his production for free. That is why two bench players rarely buy one starter, and why the side receiving more players also has to cut someone.
Why can't I find a player?
A player needs market-based projections in at least two weeks to have a rate, and players on injured reserve, the PUP list or the non-football list are left out because the market projects no game they miss. Kickers and team defenses are not valued.
Does it account for my league's roster needs?
If you have synced a league on My Team in this browser, the analyzer shows your best starting lineup on these values before and after the trade, using your league's own lineup slots. Without a league it judges the two sides on value alone.
How often do the values change?
A new week of market-based projections is frozen before each week's first kickoff, and the games left fall by one as each week is played. The value chart is rebuilt with every update.

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