Dynasty Trade Value Chart

A trade value chart gives every player (and every rookie pick) a single number, so you can compare both sides of a trade at a glance instead of arguing about vibes. Add up your side, add up theirs, and the bigger number is winning.

Most charts you'll find are one analyst's opinion, or a black-box average of other sites' opinions. Ours is computed: a projection model turns age and production into expected championship equity, priced for positional scarcity and fit against what actually won titles. We publish the methodology so you can check our work.

Set it once: the calculator, offer builder, roster checkup, and cheat sheet open with these. Links that carry their own settings always win.

Step one: find each player and note the value. Step two: add each side. Step three: the bigger total wins, with one caveat. Because values are convex, the best player in the deal matters more than the arithmetic suggests: one 24-point-per-game stud carries the title equity of about 4.5 twelve-point players. If you're getting the best player, a small deficit on the totals is fine. If you're giving him up, make sure you're winning the total by a margin you're comfortable with.

For pick-heavy deals, translate picks with the rookie pick chart first: a 2027 early first (354.4) is a very different asset from a 2027 late second (42.1). New to all of this? Start with our beginner's guide.