Five Nights Td Value Calculator

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Expert Verified: Reviewed by David Chen, CFA • Senior Fantasy Sports Analyst

Evaluate your fantasy league moves with precision using our Fantasy Football Trade Value Calculator. Compare player values, analyze package deals, and ensure you’re getting the better end of the deal before hitting the “Accept” button.

Fantasy Football Trade Value Calculator

Team A (Sending)

Team B (Receiving)

Enter player values to see the trade analysis.

Fantasy Football Trade Value Calculator Formula

$$Trade\ Fairness = 1 – \left( \frac{|Total\ Value_A – Total\ Value_B|}{\max(Total\ Value_A, Total\ Value_B)} \right)$$

Formula Source: FantasyPros Trade Value Chart & CBS Sports Analysis

Variables:

  • Team A Value: The combined numerical value (based on ROS rankings) of players being sent by Team A.
  • Team B Value: The combined numerical value of players being sent by Team B (the players you receive).
  • Value Gap: The absolute difference between the two sides.
  • Fairness Percentage: A metric where 100% is perfectly equal and below 70% is considered lopsided.

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What is a Fantasy Football Trade Value Calculator?

A fantasy football trade value calculator is an essential tool for managers looking to quantify the “worth” of players during negotiations. Instead of relying on gut feelings, these calculators use Rest of Season (ROS) projections, player scarcity, and historical performance data to assign a numerical value to every relevant player in the league.

By aggregating these values, you can objectively compare a “2-for-1” trade. For example, trading a superstar for two mid-tier starters might look good on paper, but if the “Value Gap” is too high, you might be losing significant upside. This calculator helps identify those discrepancies instantly.

How to Calculate Fantasy Football Trade Value (Example)

  1. Assign Values: Find the trade values for your players (e.g., Christian McCaffrey = 85, Tyreek Hill = 80).
  2. Sum Team A: If Team A sends McCaffrey (85) and a Bench WR (5), the total is 90.
  3. Sum Team B: If Team B sends Hill (80) and a RB2 (15), the total is 95.
  4. Compare: The difference is 5 points. Since 5 is a small percentage of the total 95, this trade is considered “Highly Fair.”

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Why do player values change every week? Player values are dynamic, reflecting injuries, bye weeks, changes in team depth charts, and upcoming strength of schedule.

Is a 2-for-1 trade always better for the person getting one player? Generally, yes, because the person getting one player gains an extra roster spot to pick up a high-upside player from the waiver wire.

How much of a gap is acceptable? A gap of 10% or less is usually considered a fair “win-win” trade in most competitive leagues.

Does this calculator work for Dynasty leagues? While the math is the same, you should use “Dynasty” specific value charts to account for player age and future draft picks.

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