Dynasty vs. Redraft: Same Player, Different Answer

The pitch: A trade that's fine for this year can set you back three. Before you accept, ask which league you're actually playing in.

DynastyMath compares what experts value players at against what the Sleeper trade market is paying (DynastyMath). When those two disagree a lot, there's a trade to be made.

Buy

Ashton Jeanty, RB, Raiders. Two carries in a game and the market panicked: DynastyMath has his price 76% below the experts. In redraft, FantasyPros says hold (FantasyPros). In dynasty, go get him.

Colston Loveland, TE, Bears. 16.6 PPR points a game over his last three versus 9.2 for the season, and the market is still 63% under the experts. Young tight ends break out late. This is what it looks like.

Terrance Ferguson, TE, Rams. He's on IR, so he's cheap. Fantasy Life points out a lot of Rams pass-catchers are on expiring deals, and he earned a 29% target share in Week 2 with Puka Nacua out (Fantasy Life).

Sell

Kyren Williams, RB, Rams. Redraft: start him, he's averaging 19 opportunities with seven TDs. Dynasty: the market is 99% above the experts. Contenders ride him; rebuilders cash out.

Rashee Rice, WR, Chiefs. He's hit a 20% target share once in four healthy games (Fantasy Life), and his market price is 70% above the experts. Sell the name.

D'Andre Swift, RB, Bears. 23.3 PPR points a game over his last three, and the market has him 157% above the experts. That gap is the biggest on the board.

Brissett and the Ravens

If Jacoby Brissett lands in Baltimore (The Big Lead), it's a short-term patch. Lamar's long-term value doesn't move. A Zay Flowers manager who panicked last week might still be selling at a discount.

For this-year-only moves, see our trade targets and sell candidates.