The latest fantasy football trade value chart for Week 9 highlights shifting backfield dynamics across the NFL as the November 10 trade deadline approaches.
Jets Backfield Uncertainty
Braelon Allen has scored at least 18.6 PPR points in three of his last four games and no fewer than 12.4 in each, proving himself a three-down back. However, when both Allen and Breece Hall were healthy in Weeks 1 and 2, Hall handled over 60% of snaps and dominated goal-line carries while Allen worked mainly on third downs. The current situation makes their trade values especially difficult to assess.
Raiders Running Back Rotation
Mike Washington Jr. has been the more effective runner all season but only received significant opportunity in Week 8, where he was solid. Ashton Jeanty grades poorly as a runner but has been effective as a pass-catcher, a role he should retain. Given Las Vegas' upcoming schedule, Jeanty's fit could be more valuable than Washington's even with minimal carries, keeping him ahead on the chart.
Trade Deadline Impact
Potential trades before the November 10 deadline could alter backfields, receiving corps, and starting quarterbacks. The trade chart will be updated following any major deals.
Chart Methodology
Originally created over 15 seasons ago, the chart now covers four-point passing touchdown and half-PPR formats. Values reflect long-term expected performance, future schedules, and public sentiment rather than past production. Managers should deduct 10% from any trade where one side includes two or more extra players. Players not listed are worth no more than four points.
Quarterback Values
Top values in one-QB leagues: Josh Allen 21, Joe Burrow 17, Drake Maye 16, Trevor Lawrence 14, Brock Purdy 11. In two-QB leagues, Allen leads at 46, followed by Burrow 40 and Maye 36.
Running Back Values
Jahmyr Gibbs tops the non-PPR list at 55, with Kenneth Walker III at 50 and Bijan Robinson at 44. Notable Week 9 figures include Breece Hall at 10, Ashton Jeanty at 8, and Braelon Allen at 9.
Wide Receiver Values
Jaxon Smith-Njigba leads at 49 (non-PPR), followed by Puka Nacua at 48 and CeeDee Lamb at 40.
Tight End Values
Brock Bowers heads the position at 22 (non-PPR), with Trey McBride at 16 and George Kittle at 14.
