Fantasy Football Trade Analyzer: See Who Wins
A free, no-signup fantasy football trade calculator for dynasty & redraft — expert values from PFN's Jason Katz & Kyle Soppe.
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Player Analysis from PFN's Kyle Soppe
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How PFN Calculates Trade Values
The numbers come from where Jason Katz and Kyle Soppe land players in PFN's fantasy rankings, boiled down into one comparable value so a star-for-bundle or pick-for-player swap lines up on the same scale. Your settings move them — Superflex lifts quarterbacks, dynasty leans toward youth, and the scoring toggle adjusts for PPR, Half-PPR, or Standard. Values are set and maintained by PFN's analysts and updated through the 2026 season.
How Does the Trade Analyzer Decide Who Wins?
It puts a single value on every player and pick on each side, adds them up with an adjustment for packaging multiple pieces together, and shows each team's total plus the percentage edge. A small gap means the deal is basically even; a wide gap means one side is clearly winning. Treat it as a gut check for your own judgment, not a verdict to outsource it to.
Who Sets the Player Values, and How Often Are They Updated?
The values come from PFN analysts Jason Katz and Kyle Soppe — the same two behind our fantasy rankings — not a crowd-sourced average. They are updated regularly through the season and offseason to reflect injuries, depth-chart moves, and NFL transactions, so the numbers stay current heading into the 2026 season.
Does It Account for Injuries, Depth Charts, and Team Situation?
Yes. Because the values are set by analysts rather than a frozen formula, they fold in injuries, role changes, and situation as the news breaks. The one thing the tool can't see is your specific roster, so weigh the verdict against your own needs.
How Are Dynasty Rookie Picks and Future Draft Picks Valued?
Switch to dynasty and you can drop rookie and future draft picks onto either side of the deal. Picks are valued on expected long-term return and skew younger — exactly what you want when you are weighing a win-now veteran against picks and youth.
Should I Make the Trade if I’m Rebuilding vs. Trying to Win Now?
The same trade can be right for a contender and wrong for a rebuild, and the tool does not know your timeline. Use the value gap as the starting point, then lean toward youth and picks if you are rebuilding, or proven production if you are going for it this year.
Does It Support Superflex, PPR, Half-PPR, and Standard?
All of them. Flip on Superflex and quarterback values climb, since a second QB can crack your lineup, and set PPR, Half-PPR, or Standard so the numbers match how your league actually scores. Everything reprices on the fly.
How Is This Different From KeepTradeCut or FantasyCalc?
KeepTradeCut uses crowd-sourced votes and FantasyCalc derives values from real league trades — both are market signals. PFN's values are set by named analysts who can explain the reasoning behind a call, so you get a defended expert opinion rather than the market average. They answer slightly different questions, and plenty of managers check both.
Is It Really Free? Do I Need an Account?
Yes, it is completely free — no signup, no login, no paywall. Run as many trades as you want, redraft or dynasty, all season long.
How Should I Read the Verdict — Is a Win Final?
Treat it as a gut check, not gospel. A trade that comes up a little short on paper can still be the right move if it fills a real hole, and a winning package can flop. The grade gives you the value math; the call is still yours.