CBS Sports has released its updated Fantasy Football Trade Value Chart for Week 8 of the 2026 season, providing managers with a tool to evaluate fair trades as the season reaches its halfway point. The chart assigns point values to players based on expected future performance, schedule, and public sentiment, with separate values for one-quarterback and two-quarterback leagues, as well as non-PPR and half-PPR formats.
Quarterback Values
Josh Allen leads all quarterbacks with a value of 21 in one-QB leagues and 46 in two-QB leagues. Other top quarterbacks include Drake Maye (16/36), Joe Burrow (13-14/32), and Lamar Jackson (13/30). The chart notes that past performance is not a major factor, and managers should deduct 10% from trades where one side has two or more players than the other.
Running Back Values
Jahmyr Gibbs tops the running back list at 53 points in non-PPR, 54.5 in half-PPR, and 56 in full PPR. Kenneth Walker III (52/53.5/55) and Bijan Robinson (49/50.5/52) round out the top three. Christian McCaffrey is valued at 32/34/36 despite injury concerns.
Wide Receiver Values
Jaxon Smith-Njigba leads receivers at 49/51/53, followed by Puka Nacua (46/48.5/51) and CeeDee Lamb (40/42.5/45). Ja'Marr Chase and Amon-Ra St. Brown also rank among the elite.
Tight End Values
Brock Bowers is the highest-valued tight end at 21/23/25, with Trey McBride (16/18/20) and George Kittle (15/16.5/18) behind him. Travis Kelce is listed at 5 points across all formats.
The chart serves as a rest-of-season ranking for the 2026 campaign. Players not listed are considered worth no more than four points. Fantasy managers can contact Dave Richard with questions or trade reports to assist future editions.
