Fifteen seasons ago, the Fantasy Football Trade Chart was created by CBS Sports, aimed at aiding you in negotiating fair trades in your fantasy leagues.
This year, for the first time in a while, the Trade Chart has expanded! Now it includes columns tailored for players in four-point-per-pass TD and half-PPR leagues! No more hesitations when making a trade.

The numbers assigned to the players below illustrate their long-term fantasy value, leveraging expected performance, future schedules, and notably, public sentiment. Past performance is not heavily weighted in the Trade Chart.

By combining the values of two players, you can infer what single player you may receive in return. Note, however, that fantasy managers should reduce 10% from the value in trades where one party has three or more players compared to the other. Additionally, some players only hold legitimate value in two-QB or full-PPR leagues, showing no value in one-QB or non-PPR leagues.

This list also acts as a “rest of season” ranking for 2025.
Players not listed in the chart should be regarded as having a maximum worth of four points. If you wish to delve deeper before sending or responding to trade offers, be sure to check my updated projected rest of season schedule rankings, which will be available on SportsLine later this week.

You can contact me regarding questions, disagreements, or reports of trades from your leagues at [email protected] or reach out on X at @daverichard.