Players to Trade For or Away According to PFSN’s Fantasy Football Trade Value Chart
Josh Jacobs, RB, Green Bay Packers
The phenomenally reliable Josh Jacobs has hit a rare two-game slump in fantasy, albeit mainly due to an injury. The Green Bay Packers star injured his knee in the team's Week 11 win over the New York Giants, missed Week 12, and had a fairly modest game on Thanksgiving Day.
Jacobs totaled 83 yards on 17 carries in the divisional win, but now has zero touchdowns in his last two games. Injury or not, Jacobs has gone missing at a crucial time for owners, and you may be able to capitalize on any panic this week. Jacobs is a fantasy star, and faces the Chicago Bears (5.2 yards allowed per carry - third-worst) twice in the next three weeks.
Michael Pittman, WR, Indianapolis Colts
Michael Pittman has been a revelation this season, but has had the occasional down week along the way. Week 13 was Pittman's third game of the year with four or fewer PPR points, and his second in three games.
Outside of those three weeks, though, the Indianapolis Colts receiver has totalled double-digit points every game, including four weeks of 20 or more. Pittman remains the primary receiver on the top-ranked team in PFSN's Offense Impact metric.
How To Use PFSN’s Trade Value Charts?
PFSN’s Fantasy Football Trade Value Charts are sorted by position, allowing you to find the players you are looking for quickly. Simply select the scoring system, whether you want Superflex or 1QB, and the position from the drop-down, and you will be taken straight to your chart. The top 10 players at each position are shown as standard, with our handy “read more” button allowing you to see the position in full.
You can then quickly scroll to any other position or return to the screen's top to change your input settings.
What Are the Different Trade Value Charts Available?
Pro Football & Sports Network’s fantasy football Trade Value Charts provide values for both 1QB and Superflex league setups, meaning that whatever lineup construction you have when it comes to the QB position, you are covered. In terms of scoring systems, our rankings support PPR, non-PPR, and half-PPR, meaning that whichever of the major sites you play on, you are covered for their standard scoring systems.
FAQ
What Are Fantasy Football Trade Value Charts?
Fantasy Football Trade Value Charts are a handy tool that allows you to compare the value of players directly. Rather than trying to guess whether your players are more valuable than someone else in your league, Trade Value Charts put a numeric value on every player, saving a lot of head scratching. If you are considering a multi-player trade, simply sum the values of all the players you are considering trading to compare the relative values of each side of the trade.
If doing the math is not your thing, PFSN's Fantasy Football Trade Analyzer will do the hard work for you. The values in the trade analyzer match those in our Trade Value Charts so that you can use the two tools interchangeably
How Are PFSN's Trade Value Charts Maintained?
Our fantasy football trade value charts are regularly updated to reflect the latest news and injuries around the NFL, meaning that you will always get the latest values as you look to make trades to help you win your league. The rankings that fuel these trade value charts are a consensus from our three fantasy football experts, Kyle Soppe and Jason Katz.
Our Chief Product Officer, Ben Rolfe, then curates and reviews the rankings. Our fantasy team has over 30 years of experience providing fantasy advice and analysis.