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Values priced from completed real-market fantasy trades • Updated 2026-09-26
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Jacob Saylors
DET • Age 25.5 • Proj: 1.4 pts/wk
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Player value is only half the trade. In a real league, roster requirements, starting slots, and contender windows decide whether a trade actually makes you a champion.
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Most fantasy football trade calculators rely on arbitrary rankings created by a single analyst or static pre-season ADP. DraftADynasty takes a fundamentally different approach: values are calculated directly from tens of thousands of completed trades across real public leagues.
When a young receiver breaks out or a veteran running back suffers an injury, market consensus shifts immediately. By tracking real transactions, DraftADynasty provides an accurate snapshot of what players and rookie draft picks actually cost in real negotiations. Learn more in our transparent methodology or view the complete Dynasty Trade Value Board.
In redraft leagues, current-year projected points are the only currency. In dynasty leagues, age, future draft capital, contract length, and career trajectories drive trade value. A 22-year-old rookie WR may carry twice the dynasty trade value of a 29-year-old RB despite similar single-game projections.
Draft picks represent pure upside and liquidity. While player value depreciates with age and injury, future 1st and 2nd round picks appreciate steadily as draft season approaches. Our model includes baseline valuation curves for 2026, 2027, and 2028 draft rounds.
Trade values on DraftADynasty are priced directly from thousands of completed trades across real fantasy leagues. Rather than relying on subjective ranker opinion or static ADP, values update continuously to reflect true market liquidity, positional scarcity, and transaction consensus.
In standard 12-team PPR dynasty leagues, a mid-to-high 1st round pick is typically worth between 3,500 and 5,500 points, putting it on par with proven young WR2s or high-end RB2s. Exact pick value fluctuates depending on draft class depth and whether your league is 1QB or Superflex.
Yes. In Superflex and 2QB leagues, quarterback values surge dramatically due to position scarcity. You can evaluate trades under 1QB or Superflex settings and import your real league to see format-exact adjustments.
A trade can look mathematically fair on paper but ruin your team if it leaves you with an illegal starting lineup or surplus players who sit on your bench. DraftADynasty lets you scout your real Sleeper or ESPN roster to see how a trade impacts weekly starting points and playoff championship odds.