Price a rest-of-season trade on FanRanked's own projections. Put players on each side and the analyzer returns a winner, a fairness margin, and the margin of safety behind the verdict, with every player valued at his projected points over replacement in your scoring and league size. Pick PPR, half PPR or standard, flip the superflex toggle, and the whole board reprices.
The numbers behind it are public: browse the full 2026 projections and the redraft rankings before you send the offer. For long-term deals with rookie picks, use the dynasty trade calculator instead.
Each player is worth what he gives you over the man you would start instead. The analyzer takes his rest-of-season projection from the FanRanked model, scores it in your format, then subtracts replacement level for his position in a league your size. A running back in a 12-team league is measured against the 30th best back, a tight end against the 12th. Kickers and defenses are pinned at zero because every league can stream them off waivers.
Yes, and they answer different questions. The dynasty calculator prices long-term assets on expert consensus and the trade market, rookie picks included. This page ignores all of that and asks only what a deal does to your team between now and the end of this season.
No. Every number here comes from the FanRanked model. Third-party projection feeds are used in one place only, the internal backtest that scores our model against a benchmark, and they never touch a number you see.
A synced league replaces the presets with its own rules: its real scoring map, its team count and its starting lineup drive the replacement frame. It also unlocks the starting-lineup impact, which builds both managers' best lineups before and after the deal and reports what each side gains or loses in points.