Below is my Dynasty trade chart for both Superflex and one-QB formats. These rankings will be updated weekly on Wednesday nights throughout the season and are tailored for 12-team PPR leagues that start two running backs, three wide receivers, and a tight end.

Consider this a hybrid of values for both contenders and rebuilders, so keep your team's trajectory in mind. If you're a contender in your league, it makes sense to pay up for veterans, running backs, and top producers this season. If you're rebuilding, it's perfectly reasonable to invest more in rookies, future draft picks, wide receivers, and players currently sidelined. If you complete a trade that balances out on this chart and meets your roster needs, that's a win.

A quick note on multi-player trades: Generally speaking, you'd prefer to be the manager acquiring the single best player. As a rule of thumb, I tack on a 10% premium if I'm giving up the top player in a two-for-one trade. For three-for-one deals, I apply a 25% premium, and I'm typically cautious about going beyond that.

Player values here reflect a blend of current-season outlook, age, and my assessment of each player's ceiling and risk. Positional depth and replacement cost also play a role.

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