The trade market: what every player costs

The going rate, day by day

On the chart

The board

See every priced playerThe full board, every position, all season.

Moving this week

Buy nowRising fastest: get him before he costs more

K Konata Mumpfield WR · #186 ▲ 144
?Locked player RB · #00▲ 00
?Locked player RB · #00▲ 00
?Locked player RB · #00▲ 00
?Locked player RB · #00▲ 00

Sell nowFalling fastest: move him before he drops further

K Kenny Gainwell RB · #169 ▼ 66
?Locked player RB · #00▲ 00
?Locked player RB · #00▲ 00
?Locked player RB · #00▲ 00
?Locked player RB · #00▲ 00

See every riser and faller this week, plus fair offers built from your own roster for any player.

Biggest movers since the draft

Picks gained or lost against everybody else the trades price: up means he has passed players drafted ahead of him. At least 10 trades.

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How the price is set

Every player starts where the country drafted him (906,836 picks across 5,982 leagues) and 12,610 trades move him from there. A trade is read as two bundles worth about the same, and each player moves by his own uncertainty: a player we barely know swings, one with forty trades behind him barely budges. Certainty grows with trades and fades without them.

Prices are places in the market — #1 is the most expensive player — so the scale can’t sag: somebody is always first. 385 players priced; 59 kickers and defences left off, because they are streamed rather than traded for. Trades with draft picks or FAAB in them are left out, and so are three-way deals, and 7 lopsided ones where one side was worth under a quarter of the other (dumps, jokes and collusion, not prices).

This is not a ranking of who is good. It is the going rate, and a player nobody will part with doesn’t get one.