Scoring: half PPR, the most common formatPassing: 1 pt per 25 yds · 4 per TD · −2 per INTRushing and receiving: 1 pt per 10 yds · 6 per TD · 0.5 per catch2-pt conversion 2 · fumble lost −2
Rules. Every player starts with our projected stat line for the week, shown in whole numbers; until you change a stat, his projected points use our exact expectation (a 0.6-touchdown projection counts as 0.6). Click a number and scroll, use the arrows, or type to change it; projected points and ranks update as you go. Prefer to skip the numbers? Switch to Drag into order and drag each player up or down, or type his finish position; players start in our projected order, and switching back to stat lines keeps your drag order for later. Whichever way is selected at kickoff is the one that counts. Your top 32 QBs, 75 RBs, 75 WRs and 32 TEs are your position boards, and the top 100 of the players you tick make The Big Board. Each board is scored on its own when the week’s games are final: 5 points for each exact finish and 1 for each finish one rank away, in standard half-PPR scoring. Projections combine each player’s recent form, the betting market’s team totals, what the opponent allows to the position (green easy, yellow neutral, red hard), the kickoff weather forecast and the injury report, with an injured player’s targets and carries passed to his teammates. Boards lock at the week’s first kickoff. Free to play: badges and bragging rights only.
Dynasty values
Every player, every window
Player
Age
Overall
Win Now
Push
Soft reb.
Hard reb.
Floor · value · ceiling
Volatility
Pts/g
Pos rank
Seasons left
Values are on a 0 to 9999 scale for the league settings above; the best asset in the format is 9999 and values can tie. Window columns are what each player is worth to a team in that window. Floor and ceiling are the 20th and 80th percentile of comparable careers. Points per game are this and last season’s production under your scoring. Select a player for the breakdown.
Dynasty rankings
One list, through your window
Rank
Asset
Pos
Age
Value
Overall
Move
Include
One combined ranking through the chosen window. Toggle positions and rookie picks in or out, or switch off any single asset with its tick box; the list re-ranks without it. Move shows places gained or lost against the overall order of the same assets.
Every value re-prices as you change a setting: points per game are re-scored from each player’s real stat lines, replacement starters are found by filling every team’s lineup, and superflex quarterbacks get a scarcity premium. Your settings are remembered in this browser.
Dynasty trade calculator
Add the players and rookie picks on each side of a dynasty trade and the calculator tells you who wins, by how much, and what would balance it. Unlike a single trade value chart, it prices every asset for each team's window: Win Now, Push for Playoffs, Soft Rebuild or Hard Rebuild. A contender gets more from a proven veteran and a rebuilder gets more from a young receiver or a future first, so a trade can be a win for both sides.
Values come from open NFL data and update every hour: production, age, role, injury history and career paths of every similar player since 1999. Set your league in League settings (superflex or 1QB, PPR, half PPR, TE premium, 6-point passing TDs, 10 to 16 teams) to match your Sleeper, ESPN, Yahoo or MFL league.
Yes. Every calculator, ranking and game is free. Signing in with Google only saves your Big Board boards and over/under calls.
Does it work with Sleeper, ESPN and Yahoo leagues?
Yes. Set your league’s scoring (PPR, half PPR, TE premium, 6-point passing TDs, first downs and more) and roster (1QB or superflex, team count, flex spots) in League settings and every value is repriced for it.
How are dynasty values calculated?
From open NFL data: each player’s production, age, role and injury history, compared with every similar player since 1999 to project his next eight seasons, then priced for your league. Values update every hour in season.
What makes the trade calculator different?
It values players for your team’s window. A 30-year-old running back is worth more to a Win Now team than to a Hard Rebuild, and a future first is worth the opposite. Pick each side’s window and the verdict changes with it.