The FF Dynasty - LIVE Dynasty Trades + Player Market Values

AJ Brown traded to New England Patriots, reuniting with Drake May who is the most accurate deep ball passer in the NFL. He becomes the clear alpha receiver in the Patriots offense.

Despite being 29 years old with knee concerns, AJ Brown could finish top four to six in points per game in his new Patriots situation with Drake May.

AJ Brown's move to the Patriots represents a rejuvenation opportunity after an inconsistent 2024 season with the Eagles where he would disappear in spurts.

AJ Brown in the sixth round of drafts represents strong value and could be an MVP pick of mock drafts given his elite talent despite age and injury concerns.

AJ Brown has a knee injury that creates uncertainty about his 2025 performance, making Devonta Smith the safer dynasty choice despite Brown's higher ceiling if healthy.

AJ Brown is still the preferred choice for redraft leagues to win a championship if his knee is healthy, as he would likely outscore Devonta Smith in 2025.

Blake Corum will continue to be involved in the Rams offense as a complementary back, though Kyron Williams should remain the primary option.

Despite shoulder concerns, one analyst remains in Camp Bucky Irving and believes he still has value, though Devonta Smith is the safer choice at this moment.

Bucky Irving is dealing with a shoulder injury that is hampering his performance and availability.

Caleb Williams is part of a young nucleus with Luther Burden and Colson Loveland on the Bears that feels like a great stack for fantasy purposes.

Chase Brown is preferred over Devonta Smith in a direct dynasty comparison by one analyst.

Christian McCaffrey is the lead running back on a contending roster with elite wide receiver depth.

Christian McCaffrey is the natural pivot point for a back-to-back champion team, though analysts suggest holding him given the team's strong contention window.

Chuba Hubbard is a backup running back option after Joe Mixon's injury.

Chuba Hubbard is the speaker's primary running back option after Joe Mixon's injury, with Kyron Williams acquired to serve as RB3.

Colson Loveland is part of a young nucleus with Caleb Williams and Luther Burden on the Bears that feels like a great stack for fantasy purposes.

Cyrus Allen is part of a championship team's wide receiver depth but is unlikely to see significant lineup time.

Dak Prescott is one of three quarterbacks on a contending roster alongside Malik Willis and Patrick Mahomes.

Daniel Jones is suggested as a potential trade asset to move for additional running back depth, with the caveat that his value could increase if he stays healthy or decrease if he gets injured.

Devonta Smith has moved ahead of AJ Brown in crowdsource rankings following AJ Brown's trade to the Patriots, gaining excitement as the Eagles' alpha receiver.

Devonta Smith could have an 18 points per game season now that he gets a chance to be an alpha receiver in the Eagles offense without AJ Brown.

Devonta Smith is projected to have his most prolific season as a wide receiver with expectations of 17-18 points per game, up from his 2024 career-high of 15 points per game.

Devonta Smith is now considered the easiest buy in dynasty, though his value has increased significantly since AJ Brown's trade became official.

Devonta Smith has demonstrated elite efficiency in games with high target volume, averaging 89 yards, 7 receptions, and 0.5 touchdowns in 10+ target games throughout his career.

Devonta Smith has a realistic ceiling of 1400-1500 receiving yards with his increased target opportunities following AJ Brown's departure.

Devonta Smith should have been on the buy list a month ago before AJ Brown's departure was confirmed, as the Eagles' commitment to trading Brown made Smith's increased role inevitable.

In trade discussions, Devonta Smith plus a 2027 second is considered roughly equivalent to Rome Odunze in value, suggesting fair trade compensation.

Drake London is a wide receiver/flex option on a contending roster alongside Nico Collins, St. Brown, and Justin Jefferson.

Drake London is part of the best wide receiver group in the league on a championship-contending roster.

Drake May is the most accurate deep ball passer in the NFL, which benefits AJ Brown's skill set and ability to be a difference maker in the Patriots offense.

Drake Maye is part of a strong quarterback room for a back-to-back champion team and could potentially be traded to the back end of the first round for additional assets.

Dylan Sampson is highlighted as a potential throw-in player with upside, showing promise in the receiving game and having potential for a second-team breakout despite being buried behind Judkins.

Gunnar Helm is recommended as a priority target in trade negotiations, suggesting he has value as a throw-in piece.

Gunnar Helm is a brand new player to the league with jury still out on his performance, though he's part of a championship team's tight end depth.

Harold Fannin is ahead of Kyle Pitts in ADP and is younger, with potential to be the number one target in his offense.

Jalen Hurts' performance and accuracy will be critical to Devonta Smith's success, as the Eagles' offensive coordinator situation has been volatile with frequent turnover.

Jameson Williams is part of an elite wide receiver group on a championship-contending roster with significant depth.

Joe Mixon is no longer available for fantasy purposes after suffering a serious foot injury.

Joe Mixon suffered a serious foot injury that has ended his availability for the speaker's team this season.

Jordan Tyson is ranked ahead of AJ Brown in crowdsource rankings (55 vs 67) and is the preferred pick for rebuilding teams, though AJ Brown offers more immediate contention value.

Justin Jefferson is a top-tier wide receiver on a contending roster alongside Nico Collins and St. Brown.

Justin Jefferson is part of the best wide receiver group in the league on a championship-contending roster.

Kyle Pitts is behind Harold Fannin in ADP and the two are relatively close in value, with Fannin viewed as having more upside as a younger player.

Kyler Murray is part of a strong quarterback room on a championship team, providing depth behind Drake Maye.

Kyron Williams was acquired alongside AJ Brown in a trade package (1.09 and 2027 first, second, and third round picks) as part of a contention move.

Kyron Williams was acquired as an RB3 to address roster depth issues and provide a capable backup running back option.

The Rams' acquisition of Miles Garrett and potential return of Aaron Donald could benefit Kyron Williams by creating a dominant defense that leads to more possessions and clock-killing situations favoring the run game.

Kyron Williams could push for 15-16 touchdowns in 2025 if the Rams' red zone approach shifts away from Devonta Adams and back to the run game.

Kyron Williams had 1500 yards and 10 touchdowns last year and should be a back-end RB1 again this season, with potential to reach 20 points per game if the Rams offense takes a step forward.

Analyst believes Kyron Williams could push for 20 points per game like he achieved in 2023, with the Rams offense potentially taking a step forward and running the ball more in the red zone.

Analyst remains bullish on Kyron Williams as a back-end RB1, noting he should maintain that tier despite another analyst wanting to sell him.

Kyron Williams has been excellent in the red zone throughout his career and should benefit from the Rams running the ball more in scoring situations instead of relying on Devante Adams.

Luther Burden is part of a young nucleus with Caleb Williams and Colson Loveland on the Bears that feels like a great stack, making him valuable to keep on a roster.

Luther Burden is viewed as a potential breakout candidate in the Bears offense under Ben Johnson, with the possibility of receiving more targets than Roman Doomsday this season.

Luther Burden is five years younger than Devonta Smith and could be a long-term value play, though Smith is the safer choice for 2025.

Malik Willis came to life and is one of three quarterbacks on a contending roster alongside Patrick Mahomes and Dak Prescott.

Marshawn Lloyd is recommended as an easy throw-in piece to acquire in trades because he has minimal perceived value, making him a potential stash with upside.

Michael Wilson is identified as an active trade candidate with current market value and love, making him a potential sell candidate for a championship team with excess depth.

Nico Collins is a top-tier wide receiver on a contending roster alongside St. Brown and Justin Jefferson.

Patrick Mahomes is one of three quarterbacks on a contending roster alongside Malik Willis and Dak Prescott.

Quinshawn Judkins has jumped 13 spots in crowdsource rankings and is preferred over Devonta Smith in a direct comparison due to his age (22) and long-term running back value, though Smith is expected to outscore him in 2025.

Ray Davis is a valuable lottery ticket if Josh Cook gets injured, with analysts noting he was highly sought after in FFPC rookie drafts in the fifth-seventh rounds.

Rome Odunze is valued at approximately a 2027 second-round pick in trade discussions, with analysts suggesting asking for a first-round pick as a starting point in negotiations.

Sean Tucker is part of a deep running back room on a championship team behind Christian McCaffrey and Derrick Henry.

Tank Dell currently has almost no trade value in the market.

Terry McLaurin is being moved around more in the Commanders offense to find the best position for him to succeed, suggesting increased offensive versatility.

Terry McLaurin could be traded before aging further to maximize value, as he may not see consistent lineup time given the depth of receivers on the championship team.

Trey McBride is the only guaranteed piece in the Arizona Cardinals offense, with uncertainty around other receivers like Marv Harrison.

Xavier Worthy could be traded to capitalize on the Rasheed Rice jail situation bump, as he's not essential to the championship team's lineup.