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Blended dynasty rankings and trade values from FantasyCalc, KeepTradeCut, Dynasty Daddy and RosterAudit, with the disagreement between them shown instead of hidden. Sleeper league analysis that tells you what to sell, buy and fix, a trade calculator that understands roster spots, and a draft room that models what happens before your next pick.

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Top 10 dynasty values right now (Superflex, 12-team, no TE premium)

Snapshot from 2026-10-16, blended with equal weights from FantasyCalc, KeepTradeCut, Dynasty Daddy, RosterAudit. Each source is rescaled so its own top player is 10,000. The live board updates through the day and lets you change the weights and format.

Jahmyr Gibbs leads the Superflex, 12-team, no TE premium board at 9,939. The top 50 holds 18 QBs, 13 RBs, 16 WRs, 3 TEs. The widest disagreement near the top is Jalen Hurts: Dynasty Daddy has 4,819 and KeepTradeCut has 3,044 on the same 10,000 scale.

RankPlayerPosTeamAgeBlendedFCKTCDDRAMarket read
1Jahmyr GibbsRB1DET24.09,93910,0009,8789,87610,000Core hold — Stable across all 4 sources with no unusual disagreement. At 24.0 he is a piece to build around; only move him for a clear upgrade.
2Josh AllenQB1BUF30.09,8839,87510,00010,0009,658Core hold — Stable across all 4 sources with no unusual disagreement. At 30.0 he is a piece to build around; only move him for a clear upgrade.
3Bijan RobinsonRB2ATL24.09,6549,6889,4039,6919,835Core hold — Stable across all 4 sources with no unusual disagreement. At 24.0 he is a piece to build around; only move him for a clear upgrade.
4Jaxon Smith-NjigbaWR1SEA24.09,2729,3769,6948,7549,264Riser · hold — Up 7.8% in 30 days. Selling into a rise rarely returns full value, so hold unless an offer overpays.
5Ja'Marr ChaseWR2CIN26.08,8628,7318,7829,3908,543Core hold — Stable across all 4 sources with no unusual disagreement. At 26.0 he is a piece to build around; only move him for a clear upgrade.
6Puka NacuaWR3LAR25.08,0388,1977,9598,2197,777Core hold — Stable across all 4 sources with no unusual disagreement. At 25.0 he is a piece to build around; only move him for a clear upgrade.
7Brock BowersTE1LV23.07,8587,9208,2547,6677,591Riser · hold — Up 8.1% in 30 days. Selling into a rise rarely returns full value, so hold unless an offer overpays.
8Amon-Ra St. BrownWR4DET26.07,8257,6597,6927,9378,011Core hold — Stable across all 4 sources with no unusual disagreement. At 26.0 he is a piece to build around; only move him for a clear upgrade.
9Trey McBrideTE2ARI26.06,9487,3526,8176,8066,815Core hold — Stable across all 4 sources with no unusual disagreement. At 26.0 he is a piece to build around; only move him for a clear upgrade.
10Caleb WilliamsQB2CHI24.06,8796,7976,8717,4106,438Markets disagree — Dynasty Daddy prices him 972 above RosterAudit. Buy from managers who trust RosterAudit; sell to those who trust Dynasty Daddy.

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What is dynasty fantasy football?

Dynasty fantasy football is a year-round format where you keep most or all of your roster after each season. Player values track career outlook, not just this year’s stats, so trades, rookie drafts, and aging curves matter as much as weekly starts.

Where do the player values come from?

Four independent public sources: FantasyCalc (derived from completed trades), KeepTradeCut (crowd-sourced), Dynasty Daddy’s proprietary market, and RosterAudit’s Elo-style values. Each is rescaled to a common 0–10,000 range and then blended using weights you control.

How does the dynasty trade calculator work?

Add players and picks to each side. DynastyHub prices them with the same blended Superflex or 1QB values used on the rankings board, then applies a depth discount because roster spots are finite. Connect a Sleeper league to score the deal against each team’s real starting lineup.

What is Superflex in dynasty leagues?

Superflex leagues let you start a second quarterback in a flex slot, so QB value jumps versus 1QB. Toggle Superflex or 1QB in the header and every ranking, trade, pick chart, and draft recommendation on DynastyHub updates to that format.

Do I need a Sleeper account to use this?

No. Player values, the trade calculator, pick values, and rookie ADP all work without connecting anything. Connecting a Sleeper username unlocks the league hub, roster audits, and the live draft room — and it only ever reads public league data.

Is my Sleeper password ever required?

Never. Sleeper’s read API is public, so a username is all that is needed. There is no login, no OAuth, and no account to create here.

How often do values update?

Sources refresh throughout the day and the app re-pulls them roughly every twenty minutes while you have it open. Each page shows how fresh the current blend is.

Does it support Superflex and TE premium?

Yes. Format controls sit in the header and flow through every value, ranking, trade evaluation, and draft recommendation. Opening a Sleeper league auto-detects the format from that league’s own settings.

Are these the same as KeepTradeCut or FantasyCalc rankings?

No. DynastyHub rescales each source so its own maximum is 10,000, then takes a weighted mean. Missing sources have their weight redistributed rather than counting as zero. A source weighted to zero is fully excluded, including players only that source prices.

What makes the draft room different from a rankings list?

It reads your live draft from Sleeper and models what happens before your next turn: Monte Carlo survival odds for each player, positional run detection, tier-cliff alerts, opponent build profiles, and trade-back windows.