Dynasty trade database

What people actually paid

A value chart tells you what a player should cost. The trade database shows what managers have really been paying for them. Every row is a completed trade from a real dynasty league, pulled from Dynasty Daddy’s public trade database and filtered to leagues shaped like yours: the same Superflex or 1QB setting, a similar league size, and TE premium when your format uses it.

Each side of each trade is priced at today’s blended values with the same depth discount the trade calculator uses. That turns a list of old deals into a comparison you can act on. If the median return for a player sits well above our blended value, the market is paying a premium for him right now, and that premium is the price you are negotiating against.

How to search it

Put what one side sent in the first box and, if you want, what the other side had to include in the second. “Josh Allen” alone finds every recent trade involving Josh Allen. Adding “2027 1st” to the other side narrows it to deals where a first came back. Picks match by season, round and slot, so a mid first and an early first are different assets.

Use a short window when a player’s situation just changed, because trades from before an injury or a depth-chart move describe a different asset. Use a longer window for stable veterans and future picks, where more comps give a steadier median.

Reading the numbers

“Median return” is what typically came back for the asset you searched, at today’s prices: the middle return-to-sent ratio across the trades shown, applied to that asset’s blended value. “vs our value” is that same ratio as a percentage: +10% means the market has been paying ten percent more than our number. Trades that include players outside the market’s ranked universe are listed but left out of the summary, since part of each side can’t be priced.

Comps are evidence, not a verdict. A handful of trades can be skewed by one league’s scoring or one desperate contender. Look for the pattern across several deals, then take it to the calculator. The trade partner guide covers turning that into an offer the other side will accept.

Common questions