Dave Richard's Week 10 Trade Chart and rest of season rankings: Justin Jefferson jumps, Puka Nacua plummets

Your trade deadline is coming soon! Use the trade chart to make post-draft deals and improve your team with assigned values to help you navigate your league's trade market Nov 10, 2026 at 4:51 pm ET • 5 min read The NFL had its trade deadline. Now it's our turn. Fantasy Football leagues across the globe will have their trade deadlines anytime between now and the week after Thanksgiving. It gives everyone a chance to make a move to keep playoff hopes alive. It's the teams currently in first place that will aim to consolidate depth and/or acquire players who could provide value in the Fantasy playoffs in Weeks 15 and beyone, and it's the teams with four or more losses that would consider moving big-name starters in exchange for multiple starters who can help them rack up wins and qualify for the tournament.It's exciting. In fact, it's more exciting than the actual NFL trade deadline. Some quick thoughts on the moves the NFL made that will impact Fantasy managers: Vikings: Kirk Cousins improves the outlook for all the components of their passing game, plus he should give confidence to playcaller Kevin O'Connell to dial up more pass plays. Raiders: Fernando Mendoza's college film proves he's willing to give his pass-catchers a shot in one-on-one situations. That's great for Brock Bowers, who will continue to be the primary option for Vegas. I wouldn't necessarily expect weekly numbers from Tre Tucker or Michael Mayer, though the latter could be a solid check-down guy for Mendoza in all of the pass-heavy game scripts the Raiders figure to be in. Chiefs: Josh Downs seems like an apt replacement for Xavier Worthy. Worthy had a 7.87 average depth of target, not too far off from Downs' 9.6 with Indy. Downs' speed should also be an asset for the Chiefs to lean on once he gets the knack of their offense.49ers: Keenan Allen's precise route-running will be coveted by coach Kyle Shanahan. He'll be a short-area option much like several other Niners, but at least he's healthy and should be on the same page as Brock Purdy really soon. There's mild PPR appeal with him that will only increase if guys like Mike Evans and Deebo Samuel remain sidelined. Colts: Tyler Warren is about to get the Brock Bowers/Trey McBride treatment -- I just don't know if he'll get the Bowers/McBride numbers. ... Jonathan Taylor staying in Indianapolis isn't ideal. The Colts figure to be on the wrong end of many of their remaining game scripts, and now that the Colts have seemingly committed to Taylor moving forward, they could opt to rest him during their lost season. Taylor's snap share has dipped just under 70% in each of the Colts' past three games. Jaguars: Adding safety Jessie Bates III and defensive tackle Jordan Davis will greatly improve an already strong unit. Not only should Jacksonville's defense cause problems for opposing offenses, but they could be the catalyst for the Jaguars dominating other teams and provide a run-friendly game script for their RBs.More than fifteen seasons ago, the Fantasy Football Trade Chart was invented by CBS Sports with the sole purpose of helping managers make fair trades in their leagues. And since then, the Trade Chart has expanded to include four-point-per-pass touchdown leagues and half-PPR leagues. Now, no one has to be scared to make a trade anymore. The points assigned to players below reflect a long-term measurement of their Fantasy value, which is determined by expected future performance, future schedules and (perhaps most importantly) public sentiment. Past performance is not a major factor in the Fantasy Football Trade Chart. By adding players' values, you can determine what players you should be able to get in return. The higher the value, the better the player's value. However, Fantasy managers should deduct 10% of the value from any trade where one side has two or more players than the other. Also, a handful of others only carry legitimate value in two-QB or full-PPR leagues (and thus have no value listed in one-QB or non-PPR leagues). This list also works as a "rest-of-season" rankings for the 2026 campaign. Finally, any player not on the chart should be considered worth no more than four points. Reach out with any questions, disagreements or reports of trades from your leagues: Dave Richard via email or social media. It actually helps future editions of the Trade Chart if you drop a line. Quarterback trade values Player tm 1QB-4 1QB-6 2QBJosh AllenBUF212146Joe BurrowCIN192044Drake MayeNE161636Jordan LoveGB141534Trevor LawrenceJAC141432Brock PurdySF111228Jared GoffDET91024Caleb WilliamsCHI91024Dak PrescottDAL8922C.J. StroudHOU7820Patrick MahomesKC7820Jayden DanielsWAS7718Bryce YoungCAR----12Tyler ShoughNO----12Kirk CousinsMIN----12Bo NixDEN----11Matthew StaffordLAR----11Aaron RodgersPIT----11Geno SmithNYJ----10Michael Penix Jr. ATL----10J.J. McCarthyNYG----9Cam WardTEN----9Sam DarnoldSEA----9Fernando MendozaLV----9Justin HerbertLAC----8Jacoby BrissettBAL----7Deshaun WatsonCLE----7Baker MayfieldTB----7Joe Milton IIIPHI----5Daniel JonesIND----5Carson BeckARI----5Drew LockSEA----5Malik WillisMIA----5Kyle McCordMIA----5 Running back trade values Player tm non 0.5 PPRJahmyr GibbsDET5556.558Kenneth Walker IIIKC5152.554Bijan RobinsonATL4748.550James CookBUF4040.541Christian McCaffreySF343638Chuba HubbardCAR303132Javonte WilliamsDAL293031Bucky IrvingTB2929.530Kyren WilliamsLAR252627Jaylen WarrenPIT2425.527D'Andre SwiftCHI212223Bhayshul TutenJAC2020.521Jonathan TaylorIND1919.520Derrick HenryBAL171717Jonah ColemanDEN1616.517Cam SkatteboNYG1414.515Chase BrownCIN131415Breece HallNYJ121314Ollie GordonMIA131313Saquon BarkleyPHI1212.513Rhamondre StevensonNE1111.512Tony PollardTEN999Travis Etienne Jr.NO88.59Josh JacobsGB88.59Blake CorumLAR888Quinshon JudkinsCLE888Zach CharbonnetSEA888Ashton JeantyLV678Jadarian PriceSEA777Kyle MonangaiCHI666David MontgomeryHOU666Rachaad WhiteWAS55.56Braelon AllenNYJ55.56Woody MarksHOU55.56Jeremiyah LoveARI55.56Jacory Croskey-MerrittWAS555Jordan MasonMIN555Tyler AllgeierARI555Rico DowdlePIT555Kaelon BlackSF555Mike Washington Jr.LV555Aaron JonesMIN555Corey KinerNE555Audric EstimeNO555 Wide receiver trade values Player tm non 0.5 PPRJaxon Smith-NjigbaSEA495153Ja'Marr ChaseCIN434547CeeDee LambDAL4143.546Malik NabersNYG313335Amon-Ra St. BrownDET303234Tee HigginsCIN293133Christian WatsonGB2728.530Chris OlaveNO242628Matthew GoldenGB2324.526Justin JeffersonMIN192123Luther Burden IIICHI182022Drake LondonATL182022Zay FlowersBAL1718.520Parker WashingtonJAC1617.519Tetairoa McMillanCAR1516.518Jameson WilliamsDET151617George PickensDAL151617Nico CollinsHOU151617Rashee RiceKC131517Mike EvansSF1314.516DJ MooreBUF1314.516DeVonta SmithPHI121416Garrett WilsonNYJ1213.515Puka NacuaLAR111315Carnell TateTEN101214Davante AdamsLAR1011.513Jalen CokerCAR8910Jaylen WaddleDEN8910Emeka EgbukaTB78.510A.J. BrownNE789DK MetcalfPIT789Deebo SamuelSF789Denzel BostonCLE678Rome OdunzeCHI678Stefon DiggsWAS678Ladd McConkeyLAC66.57Jordyn TysonNO66.57Jordan AddisonMIN55.56Tank DellHOU55.56KC ConcepcionCLE55.56Makai LemonPHI55.56Josh DownsKC55.56Keenan AllenSF----6Omar Cooper JrNYJ----5Tre TuckerLV----5Demario DouglasNE----5Caleb DouglasMIA----5Germie BernardPIT----5 Tight end trade values Playertmnon0.5PPRBrock BowersLV222426George KittleSF1415.517Trey McBrideARI1415.517Isaiah LikelyNYG91113Colston LovelandCHI789Tucker KraftGB789Tyler WarrenIND789TJ HockensonMIN66.57Kyle PittsATL66.57Sam LaPortaDET66.57Harold Fannin Jr.CLE55.56Dalton KincaidBUF55.56Travis KelceKC555Chig OkonkwoWAS----5Dallas GoedertPHI----5Darren WallerCAR----5