How the Fantasy Football Trade Analyzer Works
Model ranks, trade values and weekly projections answer different questions. Here is how to read them.
Published model rankings
The redraft rankings provide the model’s player ordering. The established framework combines rankings inputs, Roster Report analytics, positional scarcity and market value. In-season refreshes incorporate current-season performance using the documented position-specific rules; the data is not limited to the preseason 2023–2025 history. AW refers to the rankings input identified as AW in the source model.
Trade values
The published player database passes through the existing injury adjustment and running-back premium. The top 12 RBs by unadjusted value receive 3%; RB13–24 receive 1.5%. These adjustments do not overwrite the published model ranks. Values can exceed 100 and are not projected fantasy points.
Injury and availability
The current injury layer blends availability, workload and longer-term risk, with larger reductions for prolonged absences. It reads the published injury snapshot. It does not promise that every latest news report is already included.
Custom scoring and Superflex
Choose Half PPR, Full PPR or Standard first. Custom league scoring uses documented player profiles and caps individual scoring-driven adjustments at ±10%. Missing inputs receive no adjustment. Saved SF slots enable the existing QB scarcity premium; this is a configurable assumption rather than an external market consensus.
Why package totals differ from raw sums
The best player counts at full value with the existing elite consolidation adjustments. Additional players contribute discounted value above a replacement baseline. Bijan Robinson and Jahmyr Gibbs have the existing Tier 0 acquisition premium. The tool’s fair-trade band is ±4% of adjusted package value. A favorable verdict does not guarantee acceptance or a better real-life outcome.
My Team and roster fit
Enter your roster or import it from Sleeper to compare starting-lineup and depth effects. Team needs and suggested targets use model values, not projected points. Opponent availability and willingness to trade are unknown. Your saved team lives in your browser; switching domains or clearing browser data does not carry it over.
Weekly projections are separate
Projections describe one week’s expected player statlines. They use a published run timestamp and availability assumptions. Publishing these pages does not recalculate rankings or rerun projections.
Editorial responsibility
The tools are published by The Roster Report. Read Blake Meyer and The Roster Report’s fantasy coverage and contact the publication through The Roster Report on Substack.