Fantasy Football Trade Value Chart — Week 6

Updated Oct 16, 9:59 AM ET · NFL Week 6

One number per player on a 0–10,000 scale, so you can compare any trade package at a glance. These are single-season (redraft) values: each starts from a 2026 projection and moves with this season’s production, schedule and injuries. The second number shows how far this season’s results have moved each value since the preseason, and the buy-low and sell-high lists below the chart flag players whose scoring is out of line with their opportunity.

Week 6 rest-of-season rankings (PPR, 1QB)

Values on a 0–10,000 scale (1QB, PPR), stats through Week 6. The second number is how far this season’s results have moved each value since the preseason.

Career values for dynasty leagues: Dynasty Trade Value Chart.

Biggest risers since the preseason

Biggest fallers since the preseason

Buy low — Week 6

Starter-level opportunity, points that haven’t caught up yet.

Sell high — Week 6

Scoring well above projection on touchdowns or thin usage.

How the values are built

Rest-of-season values blend Dynasty Dealer’s 2026 projections with this season’s per-game production (nflverse), weighted by games played, and account for byes, injury designations and reserve lists.

Values are value-over-replacement: a player is worth the points he should score over the rest of the season above a replacement-level starter at his position (QB12, RB30, WR36 and TE12 in 12-team 1QB leagues; QB24 in Superflex), weighted so the positions trade at realistic rates. The top player in each format is set to 10,000.

The change since the preseason compares each value with what the player would be worth today had he scored exactly his preseason projection and stayed healthy, on the same scale. So it moves only with that player’s own season (his production, injuries and reserve-list time), not because a hot start elsewhere reset the top of the chart.

Use the chart to size a trade, then put both sides into the trade analyzer: it adds a premium for elite starters and a discount for the side sending more bodies, which a simple sum of chart values misses.

The buy-low and sell-high lists compare scoring with opportunity for running backs, receivers and tight ends with at least two games. A buy-low player gets starter-level volume (targets plus carries a game in the top 24 at his position, top 12 for tight ends) but is scoring at least 15% under his projection, with less than a quarter of his points from touchdowns. A sell-high player is scoring at least 20% over his projection, and at least 10 points a game (8 for tight ends), while leaning on touchdowns or thin volume, the parts most likely to fade.

What this tool doesn’t know

• Late-week news (practice reports, Sunday inactives) can lag until the next data refresh.
• Kickers and team defenses aren’t valued.

Frequently asked questions

What is a fantasy football trade value chart?

A table that gives every player one trade value so you can compare packages quickly. This chart is for redraft (single-season) leagues; dynasty leagues need career values instead.

How often is the trade value chart updated?

It re-prices whenever new game data arrives — after each week of games and as injury reports and rosters change — and the date at the top shows when the numbers last changed.

How is a redraft chart different from a dynasty chart?

Redraft values only count this season, so a 29-year-old workhorse can outrank a rookie who will out-earn him for years. For career values use the Dynasty Trade Value Chart.

Who should I buy low or sell high this week?

Check the lists under the chart. Buy-low players have starter-level volume but points that haven’t caught up; sell-high players are scoring well above projection on touchdowns or thin volume. Every name shows the numbers behind it, so you can judge the case yourself.

Why did a player’s value drop even though he scored a lot?

Values are rest-of-season. A player with a bye still ahead, an injury designation or a reserve-list stint loses those games, and touchdowns are partly regressed because they rarely repeat at the same rate.

More free tools: Fantasy Trade Calculator · Waiver Wire Pickups · Start/Sit Tool

Built and maintained by Elliot Pollaro, founder of Dynasty Dealer.

Current-season stats, rosters, injury reports and snap counts: nflverse (CC-BY 4.0). Preseason projections and values: Dynasty Dealer.