Dynasty rankings & trade values

One blended number per player from four independent dynasty markets. Switch Superflex or 1QB in the header and the whole board re-ranks instantly.

Top 50 dynasty values (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.
11Kenneth WalkerRB3KC25.06,7556,8597,4815,8076,874Markets disagree — KeepTradeCut prices him 1,674 above Dynasty Daddy. Buy from managers who trust Dynasty Daddy; sell to those who trust KeepTradeCut.
12Lamar JacksonQB3BAL29.06,6476,5816,6406,8656,500Buy the dip — Down 8.9% in 30 days but only 29.0, well inside the QB prime window. A short-term drop on a long-term asset.
13CeeDee LambWR5DAL27.06,5516,4986,5106,5956,599Riser · hold — Up 5.1% in 30 days. Selling into a rise rarely returns full value, so hold unless an offer overpays.
14Drake MayeQB4NE24.06,2416,4486,4646,5035,547Markets disagree — Dynasty Daddy prices him 956 above RosterAudit. Buy from managers who trust RosterAudit; sell to those who trust Dynasty Daddy.
15Justin JeffersonWR6MIN27.06,2185,7816,3506,4556,285Sell window — 27.0 and down 6.9% in 30 days. WRs usually lose value quickly after 28, so move him to a contender while he still starts.
16Joe BurrowQB5CIN29.06,0146,3105,5416,3365,868Markets disagree — Dynasty Daddy prices him 795 above KeepTradeCut. Buy from managers who trust KeepTradeCut; sell to those who trust Dynasty Daddy.
17Ashton JeantyRB4LV22.05,9295,6165,8336,1796,086Buy the dip — Down 9.7% in 30 days but only 22.0, well inside the RB prime window. A short-term drop on a long-term asset.
18Malik NabersWR7NYG23.05,7375,9096,2085,5215,310Markets disagree — KeepTradeCut prices him 898 above RosterAudit. Buy from managers who trust RosterAudit; sell to those who trust KeepTradeCut.
19Brock PurdyQB6SF26.05,5916,1405,6865,1925,347Markets disagree — FantasyCalc prices him 948 above Dynasty Daddy. Buy from managers who trust Dynasty Daddy; sell to those who trust FantasyCalc.
20Jonathan TaylorRB5IND27.05,5235,5045,2255,6435,718Core hold — Stable across all 4 sources with no unusual disagreement. At 27.0 he is a piece to build around; only move him for a clear upgrade.
21Drake LondonWR8ATL25.05,4385,3335,8335,1275,458Markets disagree — KeepTradeCut prices him 706 above Dynasty Daddy. Buy from managers who trust Dynasty Daddy; sell to those who trust KeepTradeCut.
22Jeremiyah LoveRB6ARI21.05,4385,1695,3625,9315,289Markets disagree — Dynasty Daddy prices him 762 above FantasyCalc. Buy from managers who trust FantasyCalc; sell to those who trust Dynasty Daddy.
23Patrick MahomesQB7KC31.05,2105,3065,0225,3405,173Riser · hold — Up 13.3% in 30 days. Selling into a rise rarely returns full value, so hold unless an offer overpays.
24Trevor LawrenceQB8JAX27.05,1825,2725,2995,4304,727Markets disagree — Dynasty Daddy prices him 703 above RosterAudit. Buy from managers who trust RosterAudit; sell to those who trust Dynasty Daddy.
25James CookRB7BUF27.05,0844,9455,1455,3104,935Sell window — 27.0 and down 3.6% in 30 days. RBs usually lose value quickly after 26, so move him to a contender while he still starts.
26Chris OlaveWR9NO26.05,0794,9455,3194,9715,079Riser · hold — Up 11.3% in 30 days. Selling into a rise rarely returns full value, so hold unless an offer overpays.
27Jayden DanielsQB9WAS25.04,9895,4104,6985,2944,553Markets disagree — FantasyCalc prices him 857 above RosterAudit. Buy from managers who trust RosterAudit; sell to those who trust FantasyCalc.
28Tetairoa McMillanWR10CAR23.04,8194,7645,4614,6294,421Markets disagree — KeepTradeCut prices him 1,040 above RosterAudit. Buy from managers who trust RosterAudit; sell to those who trust KeepTradeCut.
29Zay FlowersWR11BAL26.04,5834,5904,8854,5074,348Riser · hold — Up 17.0% in 30 days. Selling into a rise rarely returns full value, so hold unless an offer overpays.
30Nico CollinsWR12HOU27.04,2744,2424,3574,3064,190Sell window — 27.0 and down 0.5% in 30 days. WRs usually lose value quickly after 28, so move him to a contender while he still starts.
31Garrett WilsonWR13NYJ26.04,2034,3714,4293,9754,037Riser · hold — Up 10.4% in 30 days. Selling into a rise rarely returns full value, so hold unless an offer overpays.
32Kyren WilliamsRB8LAR26.04,1334,4674,0683,8934,103Riser · hold — Up 27.4% in 30 days. Selling into a rise rarely returns full value, so hold unless an offer overpays.
33Christian McCaffreyRB9SF30.04,0384,1623,8394,1843,965Core 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.
34George PickensWR14DAL25.03,9803,8444,1284,0413,908Buy the dip — Down 10.4% in 30 days but only 25.0, well inside the WR prime window. A short-term drop on a long-term asset.
35Jaxson DartQB10NYG23.03,9594,0103,8774,3923,558Markets disagree — Dynasty Daddy prices him 834 above RosterAudit. Buy from managers who trust RosterAudit; sell to those who trust Dynasty Daddy.
36Parker WashingtonWR15JAX24.03,9063,8034,5493,5563,714Markets disagree — KeepTradeCut prices him 993 above Dynasty Daddy. Buy from managers who trust Dynasty Daddy; sell to those who trust KeepTradeCut.
37Bryce YoungQB11CAR25.03,8783,9054,2053,5203,880Markets disagree — KeepTradeCut prices him 685 above Dynasty Daddy. Buy from managers who trust Dynasty Daddy; sell to those who trust KeepTradeCut.
38De'Von AchaneRB10MIA25.03,8563,5403,9444,1013,840Sell window — 25.0 and down 25.3% in 30 days. RBs usually lose value quickly after 26, so move him to a contender while he still starts.
39Jalen HurtsQB12PHI28.03,8463,7273,0444,8193,794Markets disagree — Dynasty Daddy prices him 1,775 above KeepTradeCut. Buy from managers who trust KeepTradeCut; sell to those who trust Dynasty Daddy.
40Tyler WarrenTE3IND24.03,7473,9543,9943,4243,614Core 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.
41Jordan LoveQB13GB27.03,5954,0803,5423,4203,339Markets disagree — FantasyCalc prices him 741 above RosterAudit. Buy from managers who trust RosterAudit; sell to those who trust FantasyCalc.
42Tyler ShoughQB14NO27.03,5933,6493,7253,4793,519Riser · hold — Up 10.2% in 30 days. Selling into a rise rarely returns full value, so hold unless an offer overpays.
43Chase BrownRB11CIN26.03,5443,2013,4233,8683,682Sell window — 26.0 and down 17.5% in 30 days. RBs usually lose value quickly after 26, so move him to a contender while he still starts.
44Christian WatsonWR16GB27.03,5213,5743,9023,2693,339Markets disagree — KeepTradeCut prices him 633 above Dynasty Daddy. Buy from managers who trust Dynasty Daddy; sell to those who trust KeepTradeCut.
45Dak PrescottQB15DAL33.03,5103,6903,2073,6773,466Sell window — 33.0 and down 0.5% in 30 days. QBs usually lose value quickly after 33, so move him to a contender while he still starts.
46Breece HallRB12NYJ25.03,4843,3343,5773,6033,423Sell window — 25.0 and down 7.4% in 30 days. RBs usually lose value quickly after 26, so move him to a contender while he still starts.
47Fernando MendozaQB16LV23.03,3383,4223,8003,1542,974Markets disagree — KeepTradeCut prices him 826 above RosterAudit. Buy from managers who trust RosterAudit; sell to those who trust KeepTradeCut.
48Justin HerbertQB17LAC28.03,3373,4062,7963,9143,231Markets disagree — Dynasty Daddy prices him 1,118 above KeepTradeCut. Buy from managers who trust KeepTradeCut; sell to those who trust Dynasty Daddy.
49Jared GoffQB18DET32.03,3073,8442,9843,3003,101Markets disagree — FantasyCalc prices him 860 above KeepTradeCut. Buy from managers who trust KeepTradeCut; sell to those who trust FantasyCalc.
50Derrick HenryRB13BAL32.03,2843,5103,2503,2143,161Riser · hold — Up 12.0% in 30 days. Selling into a rise rarely returns full value, so hold unless an offer overpays.

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How this tool works

How to read a blended dynasty value

The number on this board is not projected fantasy points. It is a market quote: what four independent dynasty sources currently imply the player is worth as a roster asset, rescaled so each source’s own maximum is 10,000, lined up to a shared value curve, and then averaged with weights you control. A player at 8,400 is expensive relative to the rest of the board. A player at 900 is cheap. Neither number is a promise that one will outscore the other on Sunday.

Missing sources do not count as zero. If KeepTradeCut has no row for a rookie, that weight is redistributed across the sources that do. Setting a source’s weight to zero excludes it fully — players only that source prices are omitted rather than keeping a fallback quote. Source dots on each row show who actually contributed. When they disagree, open the player and read the methodology rather than picking the number that confirms a take.

The live figure updates throughout the day. This page does not freeze a snapshot in the HTML — open the board for the current blend, Superflex or 1QB.

Superflex vs 1QB is a different ranking

Superflex leagues can start a second quarterback. That single roster slot usually lifts QBs up the board and compresses the gap between elite passers and elite skill players. 1QB does the reverse. Toggle Superflex or 1QB in the header and the entire list re-ranks. If you leave Superflex on in a 1QB league, you will overpay for quarterbacks and underweight receivers.

Tight end premium is part of the same format control. RosterAudit is the source that publishes a TE-premium market; that observed effect is applied rather than inventing a constant. Match the board to the league before you screenshot a rank in the chat.

What the trade-value board actually shows

Table view is a ranked list: overall rank, blended value, 30-day change, age, tier, source coverage, and — on desktop — projection and ADP overlays. Click a name for the player page, or switch to tiers to see value cliffs instead of a linear sort. Tiers answer “who is interchangeable?” which is the read that matters when you are deciding whether to trade back.

Use the board with the trade calculator and the pick chart. A rank without a format, a pick slot, or a roster context is only a starting point. For draft-day habits, see how to use a dynasty rankings board.

Common questions

Are these the same as KeepTradeCut or FantasyCalc rankings?

No. DynastyHub rescales FantasyCalc, KeepTradeCut, Dynasty Daddy, and RosterAudit so each source’s top asset is 10,000, lines up their value curves, then takes a weighted mean. The board is a blend, not a copy of any one market.

Should I draft strictly in this order?

No. The sort is a shared value language, not a script. Read tiers and remaining scarcity, then pick for the roster you are actually building. Reaching without a cliff or construction reason is how value bleeds; ignoring a Superflex quarterback hole because a receiver is “higher” is how startups break.

Why does a player’s rank change when I switch Superflex and 1QB?

Because those are different markets. The same four sources are blended again under the other format. Quarterbacks move the most. If they do not, you are looking at the wrong toggle or a source that failed to load — check the freshness line above the table.