Fantasy Football Week 2 Trade Values Chart rankings (2024)

FAQs

What does overall trade value mean in fantasy? ›

Traditionally, it's a table that separates fantasy players by position (QB/WR/RB/TE/draft picks) and assigns each a “trade value.” At its core, the “trade value” assigned should indicate a player's future potential and account for his past.

Click “Player Name” and enter the athletes you are trading and/or acquiring. Once you have selected the players involved on both sides of the trade you're analyzing, click “Evaluate Trade.” The fantasy football trade analyzer will instantly display stats and projections side-by-side.

For example, if a player has a salary of $10,000 and we project them to score 25 points, their value would be: (25/10,000)*1,000 = 2.5x value. The higher the player's value the better.

Fantasy etiquette generally favors voting against a trade only in the case of collusion or intentional sabotage, rather than voting on the basis of whether a trade seems "fair".

The player's trade value is calculated as value over baseline. Each player's future fantasy points are projected out for the rest of the season and ranked. Then, the projected fantasy points of the last starter for each position is subtracted from their value and used for the trade calculations.

Well, this is your chance to prove yourself. Trading in fantasy not only is a great way to improve your roster, but it's also a lot of fun and provides a chance to get to your know your fellow managers better during the process of swapping trade proposals.

Undroppable Players

To promote fair play and prevent actions that compromise the integrity of the fantasy game, NFL.com maintains a list of players that can be benched or traded but cannot be dropped from any roster. The Undroppable Players list is in the PLAYERS tab and can be disabled for Custom Leagues.

Here's how to calculate the weighted average trade price: List the prices you paid for the stock, along with the number of shares you acquired in each transaction. Multiply each transaction price by the corresponding number of shares you bought. Add the results from step 2 together.

How do you handle unfair trades in fantasy football? ›

Every team manager in your league has the power to cast a vote against a trade once one is accepted if they feel that it is unfair. As a team manager in the league you'll be sent an email with detailed instructions on how to cast a vote - follow those step and you'll be all set.

Trade Value means the total worth computed by multiplying quantity with individual unit price.

If accepted, the trade appears as "Pending" on your team page. Note - There is a Pending Trade limit that cannot be exceeded. A manager can only have 6 pending trade offers per league.

Trade-In Value is the price a dealer would offer for a consumer's vehicle to apply toward the purchase of another car in the dealer's inventory. The trade-in value is more closely aligned with the auction wholesale value, meaning what the car would sell for at an auction to interested retailers.