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Fantasy football Week 11: Trade value chart and rest of season rankings

 

 

Fantasy Football Week 11: Trade Value Chart and Rankings for the Remainder of the Season

As we approach the end of the 2024 fantasy football regular season, there are two main strategies to boost your teams: utilizing the waiver wire and making trades.

 

Assessing a fantasy trade can often feel overwhelming. Many managers tend to overrate their players, leading to skewed valuations. That’s where the Week 11 fantasy football trade value charts come into play. Additionally, my Week 11 fantasy rankings are available to assist you with lineup and waiver choices this week.

You can use these charts as a personal trade analyzer for standard, half-PPR (point per reception), and full PPR leagues. If you receive a trade offer, you can easily evaluate it by inputting the values of the involved players into your phone’s calculator—no need for an old-school calculator! The charts also cater to leagues that reward six points per passing touchdown and those with a superflex position.

 

Keep in mind: If you’re considering an imbalanced trade (like a 2-for-1 or 3-for-1 deal), ensure you factor in the values of the players you may have to bench or drop. For instance, if you’re offered Tyrone Tracy Jr., Isiah Pacheco, and Ricky Pearsall (totaling a value of 83) in exchange for Christian McCaffrey (valued at 69), it may seem appealing. However, if accepting means sidelining players like Marquez Valdes-Scantling and Austin Ekeler (totaling 26), it actually becomes a less favorable transaction for you.

 

Another important point: The “1 QB” values apply to standard scoring leagues. The value of quarterbacks tends to decrease in PPR formats, so reduce their values by approximately 4% in half-PPR and by another 4% in full PPR (this reduction can become less significant as the season progresses and players look to strengthen their teams). For example, Jalen Hurts has a value of 39 in standard leagues, which adjusts to 37 in half-PPR (after a 4% decrease) and 36 in full PPR (after an 8% decrease).

 

The rankings provided reflect how players should be valued in twelve-team leagues, organized according to their half-PPR values.

 

Quarterback Trade Value Chart

(Note: “6/TD” indicates leagues that give six points for passing touchdowns and “SFLEX” refers to superflex leagues.)

Rank Player 1 QB 6/TD SFLEX
1 Jalen Hurts 39 45 72
2 Lamar Jackson 38 44 71
3 Josh Allen 28 33 68
4 Kyler Murray 23 26 61
5 Jayden Daniels 21 24 59
6 Joe Burrow 20 26 58
7 Baker Mayfield 16 22 54
7 Jordan Love 16 22 54
9 Brock Purdy 11 16 46
10 Justin Herbert 10 15 46
11 Geno Smith 10 15 45
11 Patrick Mahomes 10 16 45
13 Jared Goff 9 15 42
14 Bo Nix 8 11 40
15 Sam Darnold 6 13 40
15 Russell Wilson 6 11 39
17 C.J. Stroud 4 9 36
18 Kirk Cousins 4 10 36
19 Tua Tagovailoa 3 7 36
19 Drake Maye 3 6 35
21 Aaron Rodgers 2 7 31
21 Matthew Stafford 2 7 31
21 Jameis Winston 2 5 29
21 Derek Carr 2 4 28
25 Daniel Jones 1 1 27
25 Caleb Williams 1 3 30
25 Trevor Lawrence 1 2 26

 

Running Back Trade Value Chart

 

Rank Player Standard Half PPR Full PPR
1 Christian McCaffrey 68 69 71
2 Bijan Robinson 68 69 70
3 Saquon Barkley 66 66 66
4 Derrick Henry 61 61 60
5 Joe Mixon 59 60 61
6 Kyren Williams 56 57 58
7 De’Von Achane 53 56 59
8 Alvin Kamara 50 54 57
9 Breece Hall 49 51 53
9 Jahmyr Gibbs 49 51 53
9 Josh Jacobs 50 51 52
12 Kenneth Walker 48 49 51
13 Jonathan Taylor 47 47 48
14 James Conner 42 42 43
15 Chase Brown 38 40 43
16 David Montgomery 41 39 38
16 Chuba Hubbard 38 39 40
18 James Cook 37 38 40
19 Aaron Jones 36 38 40
20 Tyrone Tracy 36 36 37
21 J.K. Dobbins 36 36 37
22 D’Andre Swift 33 34 35
23 Najee Harris 34 33 33
24 Bucky Irving 31 32 34
25 Rhamondre Stevenson 31 31 32
26 Rachaad White 26 30 33
27 Tony Pollard 28 29 30
28 Rico Dowdle 25 27 30
29 Isiah Pacheco 25 25 25
30 Brian Robinson 25 23 20
31 Kareem Hunt 20 20 21
32 Nick Chubb 21 18 16
32 Alexander Mattison 17 18 19
34 Austin Ekeler 14 17 20
35 Jordan Mason 14 14 13
36 Tank Bigsby 14 13 12
36 Travis Etienne 11 13 16
36 Jonathon Brooks 13 13 13
36 Trey Benson 12 13 14
40 Raheem Mostert 12 11 11
40 Zach Charbonnet 10 11 12
42 Javonte Williams 9 10 12
42 Tyler Allgeier 10 10 10
42 Jaylen Warren 7 10 13
42 Ray Davis 10 10 10
46 Devin Singletary 9 9 9
46 Blake Corum 9 9 9
46 Braelon Allen 9 9 9
46 Jaylen Wright 9 9 9
50 Gus Edwards 10 8 7
50 Tyjae Spears 6 8 11
52 Audric Estime 7 7 6
53 Roschon Johnson 6 6 6
54 Khalil Herbert 5 5 5
54 Jerome Ford 4 5 6
56 Dameon Pierce 4 4 4
57 Justice Hill 1 3 5
57 Keaton Mitchell 3 3 3
57 Cam Akers 3 3 3
60 Isaac Guerendo 2 2 2

 

Wide Receiver Trade Value Chart

 

Rank Player STD Half Full
1 Ja’Marr Chase 64 64 65
2 Amon-Ra St. Brown 60 61 62
2 Nico Collins 60 61 62
4 Justin Jefferson 59 60 61
4 A.J. Brown 60 60 60
6 Puka Nacua 49 51 53
7 Cooper Kupp 48 50 53
7 Drake London 49 50 51
9 DK Metcalf 49 49 50
10 Garrett Wilson 46 47 47
11 Terry McLaurin 46 46 47
11 George Pickens 45 46 46
13 Tyreek Hill 45 45 46
13 Mike Evans 44 45 46
15 Deebo Samuel 43 41 40
16 Malik Nabers 38 40 43
16 Jayden Reed 43 40 39
18 Marvin Harrison 39 39 39
19 Davante Adams 38 38 39
20 Zay Flowers 33 36 38
21 DeAndre Hopkins 34 35 36
22 DeVonta Smith 36 35 33
23 Calvin Ridley 33 34 35
24 Jakobi Meyers 32 33 34
25 CeeDee Lamb 31 32 33
25 Josh Downs 29 32 34
25 Cedric Tillman 31 32 33
25 Darnell Mooney 31 32 33
29 Brian Thomas 29 30 30
29 Tank Dell 29 30 31
29 Courtland Sutton 30 30 31
29 Jauan Jennings 29 30 31
33 Tee Higgins 29 29 29
34 J. Smith-Njigba 26 28 30
35 DJ Moore 26 27 28
35 Khalil Shakir 25 27 29
37 Ladd McConkey 24 26 28
38 Amari Cooper 26 25 24
38 Romeo Doubs 24 25 25
40 Jaylen Waddle 23 22 20
40 Jameson Williams 24 22 19
40 Quentin Johnston 24 22 20
40 Ricky Pearsall 21 22 23
44 Rome Odunze 18 18 18
44 Xavier Legette 18 18 18
46 Diontae Johnson 17 17 17
47 Jordan Addison 17 16 16
47 Mike Williams 18 16 15
49 Xavier Worthy 17 15 13
49 Jerry Jeudy 13 15 18
51 Michael Pittman 13 13 13
52 N. Westbrook-Ikhine 13 11 10
53 Elijah Moore 7 10 13
53 Christian Watson 12 10 9
55 Chris Olave 9 9 9
55 Wan’Dale Robinson 4 9 12
55 Tyler Lockett 8 9 9
55 Darius Slayton 10 9 8
55 M. Valdes-Scantling 11 9 8
55 Noah Brown 9 9 10
61 Demarcus Robinson 8 8 8
61 Alec Pierce 10 8 7
61 Rashod Bateman 9 8 8
64 Keenan Allen 7 7 7
64 Demario Douglas 6 7 10
66 Adam Thielen 5 6 7
67 Allen Lazard 6 5 4
67 Joshua Palmer 5 5 5
69 Keon Coleman 5 4 3
69 Dontayvion Wicks 4 4 4
69 Michael Wilson 6 4 3
69 DJ Turner 2 4 6
69 Kayshon Boutte 3 4 4
74 Jalen McMillan 3 3 3
74 Jalen Tolbert 3 3 3
74 Jalen Coker 3 3 3
74 Kendrick Bourne 3 3 3
74 Ray-Ray McCloud 3 3 4
74 John Metchie III 3 3 3
74 Devaughn Vele 3 3 3
74 Adonai Mitchell 3 3 3
82 Calvin Austin III 2 2 2
82 Tre Tucker 2 2 2

 

Trade Value Chart for Tight Ends

Rank Player STD Half Full
1 Travis Kelce 52 54 56
2 George Kittle 52 51 51
3 Brock Bowers 42 44 46
4 Trey McBride 36 39 42
5 Cade Otton 30 34 37
6 David Njoku 32 33 34
6 Mark Andrews 34 33 32
8 T.J. Hockenson 24 25 27
9 Sam LaPorta 25 24 23
10 Evan Engram 17 23 28
10 Kyle Pitts 23 23 23
12 Tucker Kraft 23 21 19
13 Dallas Goedert 21 20 19
14 Hunter Henry 17 17 16
15 Taysom Hill 18 16 15
16 Jake Ferguson 13 13 14
17 Dalton Kincaid 13 12 12
18 Mike Gesicki 9 9 9
19 Cole Kmet 9 8 8
20 Ja’Tavion Sanders 7 7 8
21 Zach Ertz 3 6 9
22 Theo Johnson 4 4 4
23 Jonnu Smith 3 3 4

 

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