17/17 slots filled · observed baseline; league rank pending
Fellowship of the Stallion
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FELLOWSHIP OF THE STALLION · SLEEPER DYNASTY
LEAGUE-SCORED IDP ESTIMATES
Estimated value = observed points per week above the league’s defensive starter cutoff, floored at zero. A legal lineup across all league defensive slots establishes the cutoff, including IDP flex without counting a player twice. Rankings compare scored rostered defenders eligible at this position. Taxi players can be ranked but do not set the cutoff.
Completed weeks: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6. DL cutoff: 5.3 pts/week. Two or more recorded weeks required. Zeroes count; missing observations do not.
| Rank | Defender | Points/week | IDP value · surplus pts/week | Recorded weeks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| #1 | Greg RousseauDL / LB | 13.8 | 8.4 | 6 |
| #2 | Elijah PonderDL | 13.6 | 8.3 | 2 |
| #3 | Will AndersonDL / LB | 13.5 | 8.1 | 6 |
| #4 | Arvell ReeseDL / LB | 10.6 | 5.3 | 6 |
| #5 | Jeffery SimmonsDL | 10.5 | 5.2 | 6 |
| #6 | David BaileyDL / LB | 10.4 | 5.1 | 6 |
| #7 | T.J. WattDL / LB | 9.7 | 4.3 | 6 |
| #8 | Zach AllenDL | 9.1 | 3.8 | 2 |
| #9 | Dallas TurnerDL / LB | 8.3 | 3.0 | 6 |
| #10 | Tuli TuipulotuDL / LB | 8.0 | 2.7 | 6 |
| #11 | Jalen CarterDL | 7.8 | 2.4 | 6 |
| #12 | Byron YoungDL / LB | 7.6 | 2.3 | 6 |
| #12 | Chase YoungDL | 7.6 | 2.3 | 6 |
| #14 | Austin BookerDL | 7.3 | 1.9 | 6 |
| #15 | Andrew Van GinkelDL / LB | 6.8 | 1.5 | 6 |
| #16 | DeForest BucknerDL | 6.5 | 1.2 | 3 |
| #17 | Aidan HutchinsonDL | 6.3 | 1.0 | 6 |
| #18 | Nik BonittoDL / LB | 6.2 | 0.8 | 6 |
| #19 | Nick HerbigDL / LB | 5.9 | 0.6 | 6 |
| #20 | Jaishawn BarhamDL / LB | 5.8 | 0.4 | 6 |
| #21 | Danielle HunterDL / LB | 5.6 | 0.2 | 6 |
| #22 | Akheem MesidorDL / LB | 5.5 | 0.2 | 6 |
| #23 | Josh Hines-AllenDL / LB | 5.4 | 0.1 | 6 |
| #24 | Derrick BarnesDL / LB | 5.3 | 0.0 | 5 |
| #25 | Alex HighsmithDL / LB | 5.3 | 0.0 | 6 |
| #26 | Boye MafeDL / LB | 4.9 | 0.0 | 6 |
| #27 | Maxx CrosbyDL | 4.8 | 0.0 | 6 |
| #28 | Lukas Van NessDL | 4.1 | 0.0 | 4 |
| #29 | Travon WalkerDL | 3.9 | 0.0 | 6 |
| #29 | Yaya DiabyDL / LB | 3.9 | 0.0 | 6 |
| #31 | Abdul CarterDL / LB | 3.9 | 0.0 | 6 |
| #32 | Josh SweatDL | 3.8 | 0.0 | 6 |
| #33 | Gabe JacasDL / LB | 3.8 | 0.0 | 4 |
| #34 | Mike GreenDL / LB · Taxi | 3.6 | 0.0 | 6 |
| #35 | Jared VerseDL | 3.3 | 0.0 | 6 |
| #36 | Jalyx HuntDL / LB · Out | 3.2 | 0.0 | 6 |
| #37 | Donovan EzeiruakuDL / LB | 3.0 | 0.0 | 5 |
| #38 | Derrick HarmonDL · IR | 3.0 | 0.0 | 6 |
| #39 | Malachi LawrenceDL | 2.8 | 0.0 | 6 |
| #40 | Montez SweatDL · Sus | 2.5 | 0.0 | 6 |
| #41 | Chop RobinsonDL / LB | 2.4 | 0.0 | 6 |
| #41 | Dexter LawrenceDL | 2.4 | 0.0 | 2 |
| #41 | Khalil MackDL / LB | 2.4 | 0.0 | 2 |
| #44 | Trey HendricksonDL | 2.3 | 0.0 | 6 |
| #45 | Keldric FaulkDL | 1.9 | 0.0 | 6 |
| #46 | Rueben BainDL / LB | 1.8 | 0.0 | 6 |
| #47 | Nick BosaDL · Out | 1.4 | 0.0 | 6 |
| #48 | Brian BurnsDL / LB · IR | 0.8 | 0.0 | 6 |
| #49 | Cashius HowellDL · Taxi | 0.5 | 0.0 | 6 |
| #49 | Jonathan GreenardDL / LB | 0.5 | 0.0 | 6 |
| #51 | Bryan BreseeDL · IR | 0.0 | 0.0 | 6 |
| #51 | Jalon WalkerDL / LB · IR | 0.0 | 0.0 | 6 |
| #51 | James PearceDL · Sus | 0.0 | 0.0 | 6 |
| #51 | Mason GrahamDL · Out | 0.0 | 0.0 | 3 |
| #51 | Micah ParsonsDL / LB · PUP | 0.0 | 0.0 | 6 |
| #51 | Myles GarrettDL · IR | 0.0 | 0.0 | 6 |
| — | Carl GrandersonDL / LB | Unavailable | Unavailable | 1 |
| — | Dani Dennis-SuttonDL | Unavailable | Unavailable | 1 |
Use these values to compare defensive assets in trades. Offensive players and picks keep their separate external market scale; these points are never added to that total.
The market feed is more than 48 hours old. External league rankings are unavailable. Verdicts use our internal estimate.
Fellowship • Offense + IDP
Your starters, your defensive edge, and where to go next.
Roster strength includes injured and reserve players, with injury tags visible. Taxi players remain excluded. Strongest means highest observed scoring average that fits the league’s slots, not a future projection. Players without enough scoring evidence are shown in the roster details below.
This is an outlook based on observed league-scored points, not a next-week projection or dynasty valuation. Only legal starting slots count; bench size adds nothing. Loaded weeks: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6.
17/17 slots filled · observed baseline; league rank pending
17/17 slots filled · observed baseline; league rank pending
17/17 slots filled · observed baseline; league rank pending
Contend or rebuild?
League coverage is incomplete. No overall league rank or buying/rebuilding recommendation is issued.
Availability watch: Derwin James (Out); Drake Thomas (Out); Talanoa Hufanga (Out); Colbie Young (Out); Jaylin Lane (IR); Mike Evans (Out); Baker Mayfield (Out).
Pieces that need work
| Slot | Player | Baseline | Scored weeks |
|---|---|---|---|
| QB | Trevor Lawrence | 26.4 | 6 |
| RB | Kenneth Walker | 26.5 | 6 |
| RB | James Cook | 21.1 | 6 |
| WR | Jaxon Smith-Njigba | 30.7 | 6 |
| WR | Parker Washington | 16.5 | 6 |
| WR | Mike EvansOut | 15.5 | 6 |
| TE | Isaiah Likely | 21.5 | 6 |
| FLEX | Trey McBride | 21.4 | 6 |
| FLEX | Travis Kelce | 13.0 | 6 |
| SUPER_FLEX | Daniel Jones | 12.4 | 6 |
| K | Chase McLaughlin | 10.8 | 6 |
| DL | Tuli Tuipulotu | 8.0 | 6 |
| DL | Andrew Van Ginkel | 6.8 | 6 |
| LB | Devin Lloyd | 10.6 | 6 |
| DB | Budda Baker | 10.7 | 6 |
| DB | Talanoa HufangaOut | 8.2 | 6 |
| IDP_FLEX | Drake ThomasOut | 7.9 | 6 |
These players remain on the roster. Injury status, IR/taxi placement, legal slots or observed production can keep them outside the selected lineup.
DL-eligible players on your roster, including LB-tagged pass rushers and interior defenders. Primary position tags are shown. This compares the defensive-line unit; it does not assume every linebacker is an edge rusher.
Your top two observed DL-eligible players rank #6 among 12 covered pairs by combined scoring baseline. Teams without two qualifying players are excluded, not ranked last. This includes injured players’ past production; check availability above.
“Elite” needs position-specific production and role evidence. A generic dynasty value or one big sack week is not enough.
Waiting for enough scored history across every team. Missing data never becomes a zero-strength ranking.
Open the combined trade analysis for market value, offense/IDP impact, changed starters and pick effects in both lineup views.
Each player’s baseline averages numeric points returned for completed weeks in this league, including recorded zeroes. Missing observations are excluded, not invented. This can include bye or inactive weeks and is not a per-game forecast. Roster strength includes reserve and injury-tagged players; Available lineup excludes reserve and Out, IR, Doubtful, Suspended or PUP tags. Taxi players are excluded in both views. Questionable players remain eligible. Trade fit requires coverage in each affected group; an unchanged group can contribute zero even when that group’s total is incomplete. No matchup, bye-week, snap-count or future injury adjustment is available.
Each roster’s known starter subtotal is shown with its coverage. Selected starters across every team must each have at least two observed weeks before full-league rankings appear. Position gaps use only covered groups and require coverage from at least 75% of teams. With fewer than four loaded weeks, advice stays “Stay patient.” Later guidance uses thirds of the combined league ranking and gaps to median positional production; it does not automatically recommend a rebuild.
All rostered players have at least one observed scoring value. Data: Sleeper rosters, player eligibility and league-scored matchup points. The existing dynasty-value view below remains a separate model.
Switch between Current Roster for player-only Team Value and Future Value for the complete franchise picture including 2027–2029 draft capital. The rankings recalculate for the selected view.
Only unrostered QB, RB, WR and TE players with a current NFL team and active player record are included; injured players can still be dynasty stashes. Recently dropped Fellowship players use the league's live Sleeper waiver-days setting instead of a fixed window. Recommended FAAB blends this league's successful bids, player value and current Sleeper add demand.
Position strength emphasizes the top three RBs and WRs, top two QBs, and top TE. Core players receive descending weights; only the next two players add depth, capped at 15% of the core score. Additional bench players do not raise the strength score. This uses internal dynasty values, including age and Sleeper search rank, rather than weekly projections or external consensus. Full roster and pick totals remain separate.
A market winner compares dynasty asset prices today. Lineup impact compares completed-week scoring averages on today’s roster. They can favor different sides. These are separate units, with separate coverage.
The market feed is more than 48 hours old. External league rankings are unavailable. Verdicts use our internal estimate. Internal estimate · low confidence. Based on position, age, Sleeper search rank and round/year pick estimates; not an external consensus or AI opinion.
12 of 12 recent completed trades. Roster strength evidence selected. Taxi players are excluded in both views.
No complete verdict: Dallas Turner is unpriced. IDP and missing assets are never treated as zero.
Scoring evidence: completed weeks 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6. Lineup changes below are observed baseline points, not expected future weekly gains.
No complete value verdict is available. Unpriced assets: Dallas Turner. Jayden Daniels is the largest priced incoming asset (7,525 of 18,975 received value points).
Roster-strength starter baseline gains 9.9 points per observed week. Offense gains 9.9 observed baseline points. IDP has no net change in observed baseline points. Starting assignments change in RB, FLEX, SUPER_FLEX.
This side gains 1,825 draft-pick value points; this contribution is already included in package value. Picks add no current starting-lineup points.
Received 0.0 · sent 3.0 · net -3.0 surplus pts/week. Separate from market value; this can change even when starters are unchanged.
Sent: Dallas Turner · DL #9 · 3.0 surplus pts/week / LB #26 · 3.0 surplus pts/week
Observed scoring estimate; no age or future-role forecast. Multi-position defenders count once at their best eligible surplus. Incomplete coverage withholds the subtotal.
Offense + IDP
Current-roster counterfactual using observed completed-week averages. Future picks have no starting-lineup points.
Received 2,125 · sent 300 · +1,825 net dynasty value points. Included in package values above; picks add no starting-lineup points.
No complete value verdict is available. Unpriced assets: Dallas Turner. Justin Herbert is the largest priced incoming asset (7,000 of 11,875 received value points).
Roster-strength impact is partially covered. Offense impact is unavailable. IDP has no net change in observed baseline points. The combined change is withheld. The affected starting group or a traded player needs more scoring coverage.
This side gives up 1,825 draft-pick value points; this contribution is already included in package value. Picks add no current starting-lineup points.
Received 3.0 · sent 0.0 · net +3.0 surplus pts/week. Separate from market value; this can change even when starters are unchanged.
Received: Dallas Turner · DL #9 · 3.0 surplus pts/week / LB #26 · 3.0 surplus pts/week
Observed scoring estimate; no age or future-role forecast. Multi-position defenders count once at their best eligible surplus. Incomplete coverage withholds the subtotal.
Offense + IDP
The affected starting group or a traded player needs more scoring coverage.
Received 300 · sent 2,125 · −1,825 net dynasty value points. Included in package values above; picks add no starting-lineup points.
Within 5% is balanced. The percentage is the value gap divided by the average package value. Two-team edges use net gain; multi-team edges compare the two highest net gains. Values are added without a many-for-one premium. Unpriced players, picks, traded budget or unresolved ownership withhold a full value verdict. Today’s values are not historical trade-date prices.
Lineup impact reverses the trade on today’s roster and requires sufficient scoring evidence in each affected group. Later roster moves can prevent that comparison. A known offense or IDP subtotal can remain visible when the other group is unavailable; the combined change stays withheld. Recorded zeroes are included in averages. No future projection, matchup, bye or injury-return adjustment is implied.
The leading side receives 1 asset and sends 2. Parker Washington is its most valuable incoming asset. This compares asset value; lineup fit and contender/rebuild strategy can favor a different side.
Scoring evidence: completed weeks 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6. Lineup changes below are observed baseline points, not expected future weekly gains.
This side gives up 525 dynasty value points at today’s prices. Denzel Boston is the largest priced incoming asset (5,200 of 5,825 received value points).
Roster-strength starter baseline gives up 2.7 points per observed week. Offense gives up 2.7 observed baseline points. IDP is unchanged. WR: Parker Washington → Denzel Boston.
This side gains 625 draft-pick value points; this contribution is already included in package value. It adds draft capital while giving up observed starter production. Picks add no current starting-lineup points.
Offense only · IDP unchanged
Current-roster counterfactual using observed completed-week averages. Future picks have no starting-lineup points.
Received 625 · sent 0 · +625 net dynasty value points. Included in package values above; picks add no starting-lineup points.
This side gains 525 dynasty value points at today’s prices. Parker Washington is the largest priced incoming asset (6,350 of 6,350 received value points).
Roster-strength starter baseline gains 2.7 points per observed week. Offense gains 2.7 observed baseline points. IDP is unchanged. Starting assignments change in WR.
This side gives up 625 draft-pick value points; this contribution is already included in package value. It spends draft capital while gaining observed starter production. Picks add no current starting-lineup points.
Offense only · IDP unchanged
Current-roster counterfactual using observed completed-week averages. Future picks have no starting-lineup points.
Received 0 · sent 625 · −625 net dynasty value points. Included in package values above; picks add no starting-lineup points.
Within 5% is balanced. The percentage is the value gap divided by the average package value. Two-team edges use net gain; multi-team edges compare the two highest net gains. Values are added without a many-for-one premium. Unpriced players, picks, traded budget or unresolved ownership withhold a full value verdict. Today’s values are not historical trade-date prices.
Lineup impact reverses the trade on today’s roster and requires sufficient scoring evidence in each affected group. Later roster moves can prevent that comparison. A known offense or IDP subtotal can remain visible when the other group is unavailable; the combined change stays withheld. Recorded zeroes are included in averages. No future projection, matchup, bye or injury-return adjustment is implied.
The leading side receives 3 assets and sends 2. De'Zhaun Stribling is its most valuable incoming asset. This compares asset value; lineup fit and contender/rebuild strategy can favor a different side.
Scoring evidence: completed weeks 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6. Lineup changes below are observed baseline points, not expected future weekly gains.
This side gains 2,825 dynasty value points at today’s prices. De'Zhaun Stribling is the largest priced incoming asset (5,225 of 10,850 received value points).
Roster-strength impact is unavailable. Offense impact is unavailable. IDP impact is unavailable. The combined change is withheld. Subsequent roster moves prevent reversing this trade on today’s roster.
This side gains 1,050 draft-pick value points; this contribution is already included in package value. Picks add no current starting-lineup points.
Offense only · IDP unchanged
Subsequent roster moves prevent reversing this trade on today’s roster.
Received 1,050 · sent 0 · +1,050 net dynasty value points. Included in package values above; picks add no starting-lineup points.
This side gives up 2,825 dynasty value points at today’s prices. Deebo Samuel is the largest priced incoming asset (4,075 of 8,025 received value points).
Roster-strength starter baseline gains 8.2 points per observed week. Offense gains 8.2 observed baseline points. IDP is unchanged. Starting assignments change in WR, TE, FLEX.
This side gives up 1,050 draft-pick value points; this contribution is already included in package value. It spends draft capital while gaining observed starter production. Picks add no current starting-lineup points.
Offense only · IDP unchanged
Current-roster counterfactual using observed completed-week averages. Future picks have no starting-lineup points.
Received 0 · sent 1,050 · −1,050 net dynasty value points. Included in package values above; picks add no starting-lineup points.
Within 5% is balanced. The percentage is the value gap divided by the average package value. Two-team edges use net gain; multi-team edges compare the two highest net gains. Values are added without a many-for-one premium. Unpriced players, picks, traded budget or unresolved ownership withhold a full value verdict. Today’s values are not historical trade-date prices.
Lineup impact reverses the trade on today’s roster and requires sufficient scoring evidence in each affected group. Later roster moves can prevent that comparison. A known offense or IDP subtotal can remain visible when the other group is unavailable; the combined change stays withheld. Recorded zeroes are included in averages. No future projection, matchup, bye or injury-return adjustment is implied.
The leading side receives 2 assets and sends 1. Kyle Monangai is its most valuable incoming asset. This compares asset value; lineup fit and contender/rebuild strategy can favor a different side.
Scoring evidence: completed weeks 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6. Lineup changes below are observed baseline points, not expected future weekly gains.
This side gives up 1,225 dynasty value points at today’s prices. Jaylen Warren is the largest priced incoming asset (5,350 of 5,350 received value points).
Roster-strength starter baseline gains 8.3 points per observed week. Offense gains 8.3 observed baseline points. IDP is unchanged. Starting assignments change in RB, FLEX.
This side gives up 625 draft-pick value points; this contribution is already included in package value. It spends draft capital while gaining observed starter production. Picks add no current starting-lineup points.
Offense only · IDP unchanged
Current-roster counterfactual using observed completed-week averages. Future picks have no starting-lineup points.
Received 0 · sent 625 · −625 net dynasty value points. Included in package values above; picks add no starting-lineup points.
This side gains 1,225 dynasty value points at today’s prices. Kyle Monangai is the largest priced incoming asset (5,950 of 6,575 received value points).
Roster-strength starter baseline gives up 8.3 points per observed week. Offense gives up 8.3 observed baseline points. IDP is unchanged. RB: Jaylen Warren → Kyle Monangai.
This side gains 625 draft-pick value points; this contribution is already included in package value. It adds draft capital while giving up observed starter production. Picks add no current starting-lineup points.
Offense only · IDP unchanged
Current-roster counterfactual using observed completed-week averages. Future picks have no starting-lineup points.
Received 625 · sent 0 · +625 net dynasty value points. Included in package values above; picks add no starting-lineup points.
Within 5% is balanced. The percentage is the value gap divided by the average package value. Two-team edges use net gain; multi-team edges compare the two highest net gains. Values are added without a many-for-one premium. Unpriced players, picks, traded budget or unresolved ownership withhold a full value verdict. Today’s values are not historical trade-date prices.
Lineup impact reverses the trade on today’s roster and requires sufficient scoring evidence in each affected group. Later roster moves can prevent that comparison. A known offense or IDP subtotal can remain visible when the other group is unavailable; the combined change stays withheld. Recorded zeroes are included in averages. No future projection, matchup, bye or injury-return adjustment is implied.
The leading side receives 3 assets and sends 3. A.J. Brown is its most valuable incoming asset. This compares asset value; lineup fit and contender/rebuild strategy can favor a different side.
Scoring evidence: completed weeks 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6. Lineup changes below are observed baseline points, not expected future weekly gains.
This side gains 6,925 dynasty value points at today’s prices. A.J. Brown is the largest priced incoming asset (6,300 of 17,050 received value points).
Roster-strength starter baseline has no net change in points per observed week. Offense has no net change in observed baseline points. IDP is unchanged.
This side gives up 5,000 draft-pick value points; this contribution is already included in package value. Picks add no current starting-lineup points.
Offense only · IDP unchanged
Current-roster counterfactual using observed completed-week averages. Future picks have no starting-lineup points.
No starter assignments changed.
Received 0 · sent 5,000 · −5,000 net dynasty value points. Included in package values above; picks add no starting-lineup points.
This side gives up 6,925 dynasty value points at today’s prices. Kenyon Sadiq is the largest priced incoming asset (5,125 of 10,125 received value points).
Roster-strength impact is partially covered. Offense impact is unavailable. IDP is unchanged. The combined change is withheld. The affected starting group or a traded player needs more scoring coverage.
This side gains 5,000 draft-pick value points; this contribution is already included in package value. Picks add no current starting-lineup points.
Offense only · IDP unchanged
The affected starting group or a traded player needs more scoring coverage.
Received 5,000 · sent 0 · +5,000 net dynasty value points. Included in package values above; picks add no starting-lineup points.
Within 5% is balanced. The percentage is the value gap divided by the average package value. Two-team edges use net gain; multi-team edges compare the two highest net gains. Values are added without a many-for-one premium. Unpriced players, picks, traded budget or unresolved ownership withhold a full value verdict. Today’s values are not historical trade-date prices.
Lineup impact reverses the trade on today’s roster and requires sufficient scoring evidence in each affected group. Later roster moves can prevent that comparison. A known offense or IDP subtotal can remain visible when the other group is unavailable; the combined change stays withheld. Recorded zeroes are included in averages. No future projection, matchup, bye or injury-return adjustment is implied.
No complete verdict: James Pearce is unpriced. IDP and missing assets are never treated as zero.
Scoring evidence: completed weeks 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6. Lineup changes below are observed baseline points, not expected future weekly gains.
No complete value verdict is available. Unpriced assets: James Pearce. Nicholas Singleton is the largest priced incoming asset (4,575 of 7,450 received value points).
Roster-strength starter baseline gives up 7.1 points per observed week. Offense gives up 7.1 observed baseline points. IDP has no net change in observed baseline points. Starting assignments change in RB, FLEX.
This side gains 1,075 draft-pick value points; this contribution is already included in package value. It adds draft capital while giving up observed starter production. Picks add no current starting-lineup points.
Received 0.0 · sent 0.0 · net +0.0 surplus pts/week. Separate from market value; this can change even when starters are unchanged.
Sent: James Pearce · DL #51 · 0.0 surplus pts/week
Observed scoring estimate; no age or future-role forecast. Multi-position defenders count once at their best eligible surplus. Incomplete coverage withholds the subtotal.
Offense + IDP
Current-roster counterfactual using observed completed-week averages. Future picks have no starting-lineup points.
Received 2,875 · sent 1,800 · +1,075 net dynasty value points. Included in package values above; picks add no starting-lineup points.
No complete value verdict is available. Unpriced assets: James Pearce. Bhayshul Tuten is the largest priced incoming asset (6,525 of 8,325 received value points).
Roster-strength starter baseline gains 5.8 points per observed week. Offense gains 5.8 observed baseline points. IDP has no net change in observed baseline points. Starting assignments change in FLEX.
This side gives up 1,075 draft-pick value points; this contribution is already included in package value. It spends draft capital while gaining observed starter production. Picks add no current starting-lineup points.
Received 0.0 · sent 0.0 · net +0.0 surplus pts/week. Separate from market value; this can change even when starters are unchanged.
Received: James Pearce · DL #51 · 0.0 surplus pts/week
Observed scoring estimate; no age or future-role forecast. Multi-position defenders count once at their best eligible surplus. Incomplete coverage withholds the subtotal.
Offense + IDP
Current-roster counterfactual using observed completed-week averages. Future picks have no starting-lineup points.
Received 1,800 · sent 2,875 · −1,075 net dynasty value points. Included in package values above; picks add no starting-lineup points.
Within 5% is balanced. The percentage is the value gap divided by the average package value. Two-team edges use net gain; multi-team edges compare the two highest net gains. Values are added without a many-for-one premium. Unpriced players, picks, traded budget or unresolved ownership withhold a full value verdict. Today’s values are not historical trade-date prices.
Lineup impact reverses the trade on today’s roster and requires sufficient scoring evidence in each affected group. Later roster moves can prevent that comparison. A known offense or IDP subtotal can remain visible when the other group is unavailable; the combined change stays withheld. Recorded zeroes are included in averages. No future projection, matchup, bye or injury-return adjustment is implied.
The leading side receives 4 assets and sends 2. Ashton Jeanty is its most valuable incoming asset. This compares asset value; lineup fit and contender/rebuild strategy can favor a different side.
Scoring evidence: completed weeks 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6. Lineup changes below are observed baseline points, not expected future weekly gains.
This side gains 5,625 dynasty value points at today’s prices. Ashton Jeanty is the largest priced incoming asset (7,375 of 17,300 received value points).
Roster-strength starter baseline gives up 10.6 points per observed week. Offense gives up 10.6 observed baseline points. IDP is unchanged. Starting assignments change in RB, FLEX.
This side gains 4,350 draft-pick value points; this contribution is already included in package value. It adds draft capital while giving up observed starter production. Picks add no current starting-lineup points.
Offense only · IDP unchanged
Current-roster counterfactual using observed completed-week averages. Future picks have no starting-lineup points.
Received 4,350 · sent 0 · +4,350 net dynasty value points. Included in package values above; picks add no starting-lineup points.
This side gives up 5,625 dynasty value points at today’s prices. Jahmyr Gibbs is the largest priced incoming asset (7,050 of 11,675 received value points).
Roster-strength impact is partially covered. Offense impact is unavailable. IDP is unchanged. The combined change is withheld. The affected starting group or a traded player needs more scoring coverage.
This side gives up 4,350 draft-pick value points; this contribution is already included in package value. Picks add no current starting-lineup points.
Offense only · IDP unchanged
The affected starting group or a traded player needs more scoring coverage.
Received 0 · sent 4,350 · −4,350 net dynasty value points. Included in package values above; picks add no starting-lineup points.
Within 5% is balanced. The percentage is the value gap divided by the average package value. Two-team edges use net gain; multi-team edges compare the two highest net gains. Values are added without a many-for-one premium. Unpriced players, picks, traded budget or unresolved ownership withhold a full value verdict. Today’s values are not historical trade-date prices.
Lineup impact reverses the trade on today’s roster and requires sufficient scoring evidence in each affected group. Later roster moves can prevent that comparison. A known offense or IDP subtotal can remain visible when the other group is unavailable; the combined change stays withheld. Recorded zeroes are included in averages. No future projection, matchup, bye or injury-return adjustment is implied.
No complete verdict: Abdul Carter is unpriced. IDP and missing assets are never treated as zero.
Scoring evidence: completed weeks 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6. Lineup changes below are observed baseline points, not expected future weekly gains.
No complete value verdict is available. Unpriced assets: Abdul Carter. Jadarian Price is the largest priced incoming asset (5,875 of 5,875 received value points).
Roster-strength starter baseline gives up 1.5 points per observed week. Offense has no net change in observed baseline points. IDP gives up 1.5 observed baseline points. DL: Abdul Carter → Dexter Lawrence.
No draft picks moved for this side.
Received 0.0 · sent 0.0 · net +0.0 surplus pts/week. Separate from market value; this can change even when starters are unchanged.
Sent: Abdul Carter · DL #31 · 0.0 surplus pts/week / LB #64 · 0.0 surplus pts/week
Observed scoring estimate; no age or future-role forecast. Multi-position defenders count once at their best eligible surplus. Incomplete coverage withholds the subtotal.
Offense + IDP
Current-roster counterfactual using observed completed-week averages. Future picks have no starting-lineup points.
No draft picks moved for this manager.
No complete value verdict is available. Unpriced assets: Abdul Carter.
Roster-strength starter baseline has no net change in points per observed week. Offense has no net change in observed baseline points. IDP has no net change in observed baseline points.
No draft picks moved for this side.
Received 0.0 · sent 0.0 · net +0.0 surplus pts/week. Separate from market value; this can change even when starters are unchanged.
Received: Abdul Carter · DL #31 · 0.0 surplus pts/week / LB #64 · 0.0 surplus pts/week
Observed scoring estimate; no age or future-role forecast. Multi-position defenders count once at their best eligible surplus. Incomplete coverage withholds the subtotal.
Offense + IDP
Current-roster counterfactual using observed completed-week averages. Future picks have no starting-lineup points.
No starter assignments changed.
No draft picks moved for this manager.
Within 5% is balanced. The percentage is the value gap divided by the average package value. Two-team edges use net gain; multi-team edges compare the two highest net gains. Values are added without a many-for-one premium. Unpriced players, picks, traded budget or unresolved ownership withhold a full value verdict. Today’s values are not historical trade-date prices.
Lineup impact reverses the trade on today’s roster and requires sufficient scoring evidence in each affected group. Later roster moves can prevent that comparison. A known offense or IDP subtotal can remain visible when the other group is unavailable; the combined change stays withheld. Recorded zeroes are included in averages. No future projection, matchup, bye or injury-return adjustment is implied.
The leading side receives 3 assets and sends 2. Justin Herbert is its most valuable incoming asset. This compares asset value; lineup fit and contender/rebuild strategy can favor a different side.
Scoring evidence: completed weeks 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6. Lineup changes below are observed baseline points, not expected future weekly gains.
This side gains 3,950 dynasty value points at today’s prices. Justin Herbert is the largest priced incoming asset (7,000 of 13,200 received value points).
Roster-strength impact is unavailable. Offense impact is unavailable. IDP impact is unavailable. The combined change is withheld. Subsequent roster moves prevent reversing this trade on today’s roster.
This side gains 750 draft-pick value points; this contribution is already included in package value. Picks add no current starting-lineup points.
Offense only · IDP unchanged
Subsequent roster moves prevent reversing this trade on today’s roster.
Received 2,125 · sent 1,375 · +750 net dynasty value points. Included in package values above; picks add no starting-lineup points.
This side gives up 3,950 dynasty value points at today’s prices. Drake Maye is the largest priced incoming asset (7,875 of 9,250 received value points).
Roster-strength impact is unavailable. Offense impact is unavailable. IDP impact is unavailable. The combined change is withheld. Subsequent roster moves prevent reversing this trade on today’s roster.
This side gives up 750 draft-pick value points; this contribution is already included in package value. Picks add no current starting-lineup points.
Offense only · IDP unchanged
Subsequent roster moves prevent reversing this trade on today’s roster.
Received 1,375 · sent 2,125 · −750 net dynasty value points. Included in package values above; picks add no starting-lineup points.
Within 5% is balanced. The percentage is the value gap divided by the average package value. Two-team edges use net gain; multi-team edges compare the two highest net gains. Values are added without a many-for-one premium. Unpriced players, picks, traded budget or unresolved ownership withhold a full value verdict. Today’s values are not historical trade-date prices.
Lineup impact reverses the trade on today’s roster and requires sufficient scoring evidence in each affected group. Later roster moves can prevent that comparison. A known offense or IDP subtotal can remain visible when the other group is unavailable; the combined change stays withheld. Recorded zeroes are included in averages. No future projection, matchup, bye or injury-return adjustment is implied.
The leading side receives 3 assets and sends 3. Michael Wilson is its most valuable incoming asset. This compares asset value; lineup fit and contender/rebuild strategy can favor a different side.
Scoring evidence: completed weeks 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6. Lineup changes below are observed baseline points, not expected future weekly gains.
This side gains 2,175 dynasty value points at today’s prices. Michael Wilson is the largest priced incoming asset (5,850 of 11,600 received value points).
Roster-strength starter baseline gains 0.9 points per observed week. Offense gains 0.9 observed baseline points. IDP is unchanged. SUPER_FLEX: Devaughn Vele → Daniel Jones.
This side gives up 2,550 draft-pick value points; this contribution is already included in package value. It spends draft capital while gaining observed starter production. Picks add no current starting-lineup points.
Offense only · IDP unchanged
Current-roster counterfactual using observed completed-week averages. Future picks have no starting-lineup points.
Received 625 · sent 3,175 · −2,550 net dynasty value points. Included in package values above; picks add no starting-lineup points.
This side gives up 2,175 dynasty value points at today’s prices. Jaylen Waddle is the largest priced incoming asset (6,250 of 9,425 received value points).
Roster-strength impact is unavailable. Offense impact is unavailable. IDP impact is unavailable. The combined change is withheld. Subsequent roster moves prevent reversing this trade on today’s roster.
This side gains 2,550 draft-pick value points; this contribution is already included in package value. Picks add no current starting-lineup points.
Offense only · IDP unchanged
Subsequent roster moves prevent reversing this trade on today’s roster.
Received 3,175 · sent 625 · +2,550 net dynasty value points. Included in package values above; picks add no starting-lineup points.
Within 5% is balanced. The percentage is the value gap divided by the average package value. Two-team edges use net gain; multi-team edges compare the two highest net gains. Values are added without a many-for-one premium. Unpriced players, picks, traded budget or unresolved ownership withhold a full value verdict. Today’s values are not historical trade-date prices.
Lineup impact reverses the trade on today’s roster and requires sufficient scoring evidence in each affected group. Later roster moves can prevent that comparison. A known offense or IDP subtotal can remain visible when the other group is unavailable; the combined change stays withheld. Recorded zeroes are included in averages. No future projection, matchup, bye or injury-return adjustment is implied.
The leading side receives 2 assets and sends 2. Jaxson Dart is its most valuable incoming asset. This compares asset value; lineup fit and contender/rebuild strategy can favor a different side.
Scoring evidence: completed weeks 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6. Lineup changes below are observed baseline points, not expected future weekly gains.
This side gives up 4,175 dynasty value points at today’s prices. Jaxon Smith-Njigba is the largest priced incoming asset (7,475 of 9,600 received value points).
Roster-strength starter baseline gains 18.6 points per observed week. Offense gains 18.6 observed baseline points. IDP is unchanged. Starting assignments change in WR.
This side gains 2,125 draft-pick value points; this contribution is already included in package value. Picks add no current starting-lineup points.
Offense only · IDP unchanged
Current-roster counterfactual using observed completed-week averages. Future picks have no starting-lineup points.
Received 2,125 · sent 0 · +2,125 net dynasty value points. Included in package values above; picks add no starting-lineup points.
This side gains 4,175 dynasty value points at today’s prices. Jaxson Dart is the largest priced incoming asset (6,900 of 13,775 received value points).
Roster-strength starter baseline gives up 18.9 points per observed week. Offense gives up 18.9 observed baseline points. IDP is unchanged. Starting assignments change in WR.
This side gives up 2,125 draft-pick value points; this contribution is already included in package value. Picks add no current starting-lineup points.
Offense only · IDP unchanged
Current-roster counterfactual using observed completed-week averages. Future picks have no starting-lineup points.
Received 0 · sent 2,125 · −2,125 net dynasty value points. Included in package values above; picks add no starting-lineup points.
Within 5% is balanced. The percentage is the value gap divided by the average package value. Two-team edges use net gain; multi-team edges compare the two highest net gains. Values are added without a many-for-one premium. Unpriced players, picks, traded budget or unresolved ownership withhold a full value verdict. Today’s values are not historical trade-date prices.
Lineup impact reverses the trade on today’s roster and requires sufficient scoring evidence in each affected group. Later roster moves can prevent that comparison. A known offense or IDP subtotal can remain visible when the other group is unavailable; the combined change stays withheld. Recorded zeroes are included in averages. No future projection, matchup, bye or injury-return adjustment is implied.
The leading side receives 2 assets and sends 1. Alec Pierce is its most valuable incoming asset. This compares asset value; lineup fit and contender/rebuild strategy can favor a different side.
Scoring evidence: completed weeks 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6. Lineup changes below are observed baseline points, not expected future weekly gains.
This side gains 825 dynasty value points at today’s prices. Alec Pierce is the largest priced incoming asset (5,000 of 7,125 received value points).
Roster-strength starter baseline has no net change in points per observed week. Offense has no net change in observed baseline points. IDP is unchanged.
This side gains 2,125 draft-pick value points; this contribution is already included in package value. Picks add no current starting-lineup points.
Offense only · IDP unchanged
Current-roster counterfactual using observed completed-week averages. Future picks have no starting-lineup points.
No starter assignments changed.
Received 2,125 · sent 0 · +2,125 net dynasty value points. Included in package values above; picks add no starting-lineup points.
This side gives up 825 dynasty value points at today’s prices. A.J. Brown is the largest priced incoming asset (6,300 of 6,300 received value points).
Roster-strength impact is unavailable. Offense impact is unavailable. IDP impact is unavailable. The combined change is withheld. Subsequent roster moves prevent reversing this trade on today’s roster.
This side gives up 2,125 draft-pick value points; this contribution is already included in package value. Picks add no current starting-lineup points.
Offense only · IDP unchanged
Subsequent roster moves prevent reversing this trade on today’s roster.
Received 0 · sent 2,125 · −2,125 net dynasty value points. Included in package values above; picks add no starting-lineup points.
Within 5% is balanced. The percentage is the value gap divided by the average package value. Two-team edges use net gain; multi-team edges compare the two highest net gains. Values are added without a many-for-one premium. Unpriced players, picks, traded budget or unresolved ownership withhold a full value verdict. Today’s values are not historical trade-date prices.
Lineup impact reverses the trade on today’s roster and requires sufficient scoring evidence in each affected group. Later roster moves can prevent that comparison. A known offense or IDP subtotal can remain visible when the other group is unavailable; the combined change stays withheld. Recorded zeroes are included in averages. No future projection, matchup, bye or injury-return adjustment is implied.
future capital lifts the profile. Draft capital is 16% of the current Franchise Value.
154,950 roster · 30,550 pickscurrent roster carries more of the value. Draft capital is 9% of the current Franchise Value.
163,950 roster · 16,000 pickscurrent roster carries more of the value. Draft capital is 7% of the current Franchise Value.
155,125 roster · 11,400 picksroster and future capital are balanced. Draft capital is 13% of the current Franchise Value.
135,325 roster · 19,500 picksroster and future capital are balanced. Draft capital is 9% of the current Franchise Value.
130,850 roster · 12,525 picksfuture capital lifts the profile. Draft capital is 13% of the current Franchise Value.
114,475 roster · 17,375 picksfuture capital lifts the profile. Draft capital is 17% of the current Franchise Value.
109,775 roster · 21,925 pickscurrent roster carries more of the value. Draft capital is 11% of the current Franchise Value.
116,875 roster · 14,225 picksroster and future capital are balanced. Draft capital is 13% of the current Franchise Value.
113,875 roster · 16,500 pickscurrent roster carries more of the value. Draft capital is 5% of the current Franchise Value.
115,575 roster · 6,225 pickscurrent roster carries more of the value. Draft capital is 5% of the current Franchise Value.
112,225 roster · 5,800 picksroster and future capital are balanced. Draft capital is 32% of the current Franchise Value.
76,600 roster · 36,475 picksSnapshot dates use Central time. “Current” is the roster value loaded for this view, not a saved snapshot. Receipts compare the latest stored player snapshot with today's roster. Added/removed players reflect roster movement; “Market” reflects a change produced by the current Team Value model.
Moved out: Alvin Kamara, Justin Herbert, Jayden Daniels
Moved out: Laiatu Latu
Moved out: AJ Dillon
Moved out: Tyson Bagent
Moved out: Parker Washington, Denzel Boston
Moved out: Trenton Simpson
Moved out: George Kittle, Deebo Samuel, Ty Simpson
Moved out: Darnell Mooney
Roster movement captured from Sleeper.
Moved out: Marcus Mariota
Moved out: Marlin Klein
Moved out: Roschon Johnson
Current Roster is the clean player-only comparison. Future Value adds each manager's complete 2027–2029 pick inventory, including native picks and traded ownership.