Trade Calculator
See which side comes out ahead.
Plus searches every roster in your league for trades where both starting lineups get better.
You see each trade, what each side gives up and the weekly gain for both teams.
Playoff format
Pick from your roster
Pick from their roster
Your lineup impact
Projected starter points before and after the trade, with roster moves included.
Recent league tradesTry an example
Completed public league trades. Figures are league-market prices.
Drake London WR5,317
Kyren Williams RB5,610
Jahmyr Gibbs RB10,000
Malik Nabers WR5,627
Tee Higgins WR4,649
Jaxon Smith-Njigba WR9,570
Derrick Henry RB5,693
Jameson Williams WR3,179
Bijan Robinson RB8,463
Saquon Barkley RB3,567
Jameson Williams WR3,179
Malik Washington WR1,912
Kenneth Walker III RB8,185
Mike Evans WR3,553
Derrick Henry RB5,693
Puka Nacua WR7,958
Quinshon Judkins RB3,068
DeVonta Smith WR3,051
CeeDee Lamb WR7,405
How the values work
Championship value comes from the same forecast, league settings and simulation as the ROS rankings. A player's value is his simulated title-chance lift over a waiver replacement, in percentage points (pp). Playoff mode uses the playoff rankings.
Trade totals add those individual values. They compare player packages, not your team's actual title odds: combined roster effects aren't necessarily additive. Small differences can be simulation noise; each player's value shows its simulation error on hover. The simulations haven't been calibrated against actual fantasy championships.
League market is a separate comparison using recent public trades blended with projections. These market prices always cover the rest of the season and use the published 12-team PPR reference format.
Lineup impact is a simpler estimate using probability-weighted player points. Extra players replace the weakest bench spots; open roster spots get waiver replacements. It doesn't simulate each injury outcome and backup substitution. Championship value does, using active bench and waiver options for missed games.