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Trade DeVonta Smith for George Kittle? No, Smith is worth 13 more.

No on value. DeVonta Smith is worth 57 rest of season and George Kittle 44, so giving up Smith costs 13. Smith rates 14.8 market points a game with 10 games left, Kittle 13.8 with 10. On usage, Smith has drawn 33 percent of PHI targets; Kittle has drawn 22 percent of SF targets. Smith hosts DAL in Week 7 (7th most points allowed to WRs); Kittle is at ATL in Week 7 (11th most points allowed to TEs). Neither carries an injury designation this week.

The verdict, Week 7

Keeping DeVonta Smith wins by 13.

DeVonta Smith 5744 George Kittle

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DeVonta Smith

WR11PHI

57

value, #29

Pts/game
14.8
Games left
10
Bye
10
DeVonta Smith weekly market-based points
Wk 3Wk 4Wk 5Wk 6Wk 7
15.314.32.1no projection16.3

George Kittle

TE3SF

44

value, #36

Pts/game
13.8
Games left
10
Bye
8
George Kittle weekly market-based points
Wk 3Wk 4Wk 5Wk 6Wk 7
2.613.812.415.515.5

Where the values come from

Smith is the 11th receiver on the chart and 29th overall. His 14.8 a game is 5.7 above the replacement receiver's 9.1, over 10 games left with his bye in Week 10, which is how he comes to 57.

Kittle is the 3rd tight end on the chart and 36th overall. His 13.8 a game is 4.4 above the replacement tight end's 9.4, over 10 games left with his bye in Week 8, which is how he comes to 44.

The weekly projections

Parlae's market-based projections had DeVonta Smith at 15.3 in Week 3, 14.3 in Week 4, 2.1 in Week 5 and 16.3 in Week 7, a median of 14.8 points a game, up 0.9 from his first frozen week to his latest.

Parlae's market-based projections had George Kittle at 2.6 in Week 3, 13.8 in Week 4, 12.4 in Week 5, 15.5 in Week 6 and 15.5 in Week 7, a median of 13.8 points a game, up 12.9 from his first frozen week to his latest.

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Points so far against the price

DeVonta Smith has scored 69.0 PPR points in 4 games, 17.3 a game, 2.4 a game more than the 14.8 he is projected for from here.

Last season he finished WR20 with 201.8 PPR points in 17 games, 11.9 a game.

Week 1 vs WAS: 8.3 points (WR46 that week), 3 of 6 targets for 53 yards, 95 percent of snaps.

Week 2 vs TEN: 27.7 points (WR5 that week), 10 of 13 targets for 117 yards, 1 touchdown, 88 percent of snaps.

Week 3 vs CHI: 12.5 points (WR32 that week), 6 of 8 targets for 65 yards, 100 percent of snaps.

Week 6 vs CAR: 20.5 points (WR8 that week), 7 of 14 targets for 75 yards, 1 touchdown, 66 percent of snaps.

George Kittle has scored 89.7 PPR points in 6 games, 15.0 a game, 1.2 a game more than the 13.8 he is projected for from here.

Last season he finished TE13 with 161.5 PPR points in 11 games, 14.7 a game.

Week 1 vs LAR: 3.2 points (TE41 that week), 2 of 5 targets for 12 yards, 46 percent of snaps.

Week 2 vs MIA: 18.0 points (TE7 that week), 4 of 4 targets for 80 yards, 1 touchdown, 48 percent of snaps.

Week 3 vs ARI: 26.2 points (TE2 that week), 6 of 7 targets for 82 yards, 2 touchdowns, 85 percent of snaps.

Week 4 vs DEN: 17.0 points (TE4 that week), 4 of 6 targets for 70 yards, 1 touchdown, 91 percent of snaps.

Week 5 vs SEA: 7.4 points (TE22 that week), 5 of 6 targets for 24 yards, 92 percent of snaps.

Week 6 vs WAS: 17.9 points (TE5 that week), 5 of 8 targets for 69 yards, 1 touchdown, 89 percent of snaps.

Usage a game this season

Through Week 6, DeVonta Smith has averaged 10.3 targets and 6-7 catches for 78 yards a game on 86 percent of the snaps.

He has been targeted or handed the ball 3 times inside the 20, 11 percent of his team's chances there, and has scored 2 touchdowns in 4 games.

In Week 6 against CAR he had 14 targets on 66 percent of the snaps.

Through Week 6, George Kittle has averaged 6.0 targets and 4.3 catches for 56 yards a game on 75 percent of the snaps.

He has been targeted or handed the ball 10 times inside the 20, 15 percent of his team's chances there, and has scored 5 touchdowns in 6 games.

In Week 6 against WAS he had 8 targets on 89 percent of the snaps.

Schedule and next matchup

A trade made now buys Week 7 through Week 17. DeVonta Smith has 10 games in it with his bye in Week 10; George Kittle has 10 games with his bye in Week 8.

DAL, Smith's Week 7 opponent, has allowed 36.2 PPR points a game to WRs this season over 6 games, the 7th most to WRs of 32.

ATL, Kittle's Week 7 opponent, has allowed 15.6 PPR points a game to TEs this season over 6 games, the 11th most to TEs of 32.

What would even it

The side getting George Kittle would want about 13 more added to make it even: a player like Denzel Boston, valued at 14. Two players for Smith also costs that side a roster spot.

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Common questions

  • Should I trade DeVonta Smith for George Kittle?

    No on value: DeVonta Smith is worth 57 and George Kittle 44, a loss of 13. It can still help a lineup that needs a tight end more than it needs Smith.

  • Who has more rest-of-season value, DeVonta Smith or George Kittle?

    DeVonta Smith, 57 to 44. He rates 14.8 market points a game over 10 games left, against 13.8 over 10 for George Kittle, each measured above a replacement starter at his own position.

  • How are these trade values calculated?

    Each player's points per game is the median of the market-based PPR points we froze before each week's first kickoff, Weeks 3, 4, 5, 6, 7. A replacement starter's rate is subtracted and the rest is multiplied by his games from Week 7 to Week 17, bye taken out. No expert opinion is involved.

By the Parlae deskValues updated Oct 21, 2026 at 9:36 PM ETHow this is builtReport a wrong number