Compare both sides of a fantasy trade using values from whichever trade chart you trust.
How fantasy football trade is worked out
Every trade calculator depends on a value chart, and the charts disagree — sometimes sharply, especially on rookies and ageing veterans. Rather than baking in one opinion and presenting it as fact, this calculator asks for the values you want to use.
The roster crunch adjustment reflects something raw totals miss: giving up three players for one costs you two roster spots, and the replacements you stream into them are worth far less than the players you gave up. Extra bodies are therefore discounted on each side.
Using the calculator
- Look up each player on your preferred trade value chart.
- Enter names and values for both sides of the deal.
- Turn the roster crunch adjustment on or off.
The calculation
Try it with these numbers
As an example, with a roster crunch adjustment of On — discount extra bodies, the calculator returns a verdict of Slight loss for you. Underneath, Raw value you give comes out at 6,000 (2 players) and Raw value you get at 5,500 (1 player). Change any field and every figure updates as you type.