Dynasty Dealer publishes one market value per player (“Market value” across the app), priced like a typical 12-team superflex PPR league. League Values reprices every player for your league in two steps into “Value here”, which the player card and Compare Players show too.
Redraft, keeper and guillotine leagues
In a league that isn’t dynasty the page lists this season’s value instead (Dynasty Dealer’s redraft values for your scoring and QB format) next to each player’s dynasty value, a guide when you choose keepers. TE premium and league size aren’t in the redraft numbers.
Lineup demand
- Replacement level at a position is the market value of the last starter your league needs there, with flex spots shared between the positions that fill them.
- Starters keep their value above replacement, measured against your league’s replacement level: in a 1QB league the 12th QB is replacement instead of the 24th, so starting QBs drop by the gap.
- Bigger leagues, extra flex spots and two-TE lineups make those positions scarcer, so they go up.
Scoring
- Each player’s points under your scoring are compared with standard PPR over last season and this one, relative to how much your scoring changes everyone, at half strength (between −20% and +25%).
- TE premium lifts pass-catching tight ends, half PPR trims receivers, 6-point passing TDs lift quarterbacks. Rookies take their position’s typical effect.
“Worth more here” players are ones to buy at market price; “Worth less here” are ones to sell. Both lists are rostered players only (free agents can be added, not traded for), and most of a player’s change is his whole position’s. Draft picks are not repriced. Download the whole list as a CSV.
Young players: what their rookie years say
- For every player from the last two rookie classes with 6+ rookie games: the chance of a top-24 season (QB and TE top-12) in years 2–4, from his draft slot, rookie points per game and age, measured on every rookie since 2000 (the Profile lab’s data).
- “Draft alone” is the same chance from the draft slot only. A big gap means his rookie year said more than where he was picked; compare it with his value to spot players the market hasn’t caught up with, or has.
- “Rookies like him” counts rookies within ¾ of a year of his age and 2 points per game of his rookie year who went on to a top season. “So far” is his best finish since his rookie year.
- This season’s rookies (3+ games) show under “so far”: the same chance if his rookie year ends at his current pace, which after two or three games is a big if.
- It is history, not a forecast: it knows nothing about role, injuries or team.