Dynasty Trade Value Calculator
Team A Assets
Team B Assets
How to Use the Dynasty Trade Value Calculator
In dynasty fantasy football, player values are constantly shifting based on age, production, and situation. A Dynasty Trade Value Calculator helps you quantify talent and draft capital to ensure you aren't "giving away" value in league negotiations. Our tool uses a numerical system common in the fantasy industry to compare multiple assets on both sides of a deal.
Understanding Asset Values
To use this calculator effectively, you should input values derived from trusted market sources (like KeepTradeCut, Dynasty League Football, or your own internal rankings). Typically, these values range from 0 to 10,000:
- Elite Assets (9,000+): The "untouchables" like Justin Jefferson, Patrick Mahomes (in Superflex), or Ja'Marr Chase.
- Starters (4,000 – 7,000): Reliable weekly producers and high-end first-round picks.
- Role Players (1,500 – 3,500): Flex options, aging veterans, or second-round rookie picks.
- Bench/Lottery Tickets (Under 1,000): Backup running backs and late-round flyers.
The "Fairness" Margin
In dynasty trading, a total numerical match is rare. We categorize trades based on the percentage difference between the two sides:
| Difference % | Status |
|---|---|
| 0% – 5% | Fair / Dead Even |
| 6% – 15% | Minor Advantage |
| 16%+ | Significant Overpay/Underpay |
Dynasty Trade Example
Suppose you are trading A.J. Brown (valued at 6,500) for a 2024 Mid-1st Round Pick (valued at 4,500) and George Pickens (valued at 3,800).
Team A: 6,500
Team B: 4,500 + 3,800 = 8,300
Verdict: Team B is overpaying by 1,800 points. The calculator would flag this as a "Slight Edge" or "Significant Win" for the side receiving the package, depending on the league depth.
Important Considerations
While calculators are great for a baseline, always consider these factors:
- Roster Settings: In Superflex leagues, Quarterbacks are worth significantly more than in 1QB leagues.
- Team State: If you are "Win Now," you might overpay for an aging veteran like Travis Kelce. If "Rebuilding," you want picks and youth.
- Consolidation: Usually, the side getting the single best player (the 1 in a 2-for-1 trade) should pay a "premium" because roster spots have value.