Dynasty trade calculator
Add the players you would give and the players you would get, pick 1QB or superflex, and see who wins the deal over the next five seasons. Values are our model: this season's ESPN projection plus four more on an aging curve.
You give
1QB valueYou get
1QB valueThe top 60, 1QB
Superflex valuesOur model, not ESPN's: this season is ESPN's rest-of-season projection; the next four seasons carry his points a game forward on a position aging curve, 15 games a season, each season worth 15% less than the one before. Only points above what a 12-team dynasty league leaves on waivers count (QB20, RB48, WR60, TE18; in superflex a second quarterback is measured against a flex player). It cannot see a role change, a contract or a player on injured reserve all season.
Questions
How does the dynasty trade calculator value a player?
Our model, not ESPN's: this season is ESPN's rest-of-season projection; the next four seasons carry his points a game forward on a position aging curve, 15 games a season, each season worth 15% less than the one before. Only points above what a 12-team dynasty league leaves on waivers count (QB20, RB48, WR60, TE18; in superflex a second quarterback is measured against a flex player). It cannot see a role change, a contract or a player on injured reserve all season.
What is the difference between 1QB and superflex values?
Only quarterbacks change. In superflex a second quarterback can start, so a quarterback is measured against a flex player instead of a waiver-wire quarterback and his value rises. The No. 1 player is Jahmyr Gibbs in 1QB and Jahmyr Gibbs in superflex.
When is a dynasty trade fair?
When the two sides are within 5% of the bigger one. A two-for-one adds both players up and does not charge for the roster spot, so the side getting the best single player often wins a close deal.
How often do the values change?
Every few hours during the season, when ESPN's projections update. Ages come from the team rosters.