HABIBTI

What this roster leans on at each position, measured against every other team. The count is the top 3 QB, 4 RB, 5 WR and 2 TE, which is roughly what a superflex lineup actually uses.

Shortest at TE, deepest at QB. 5 picks in the bank.

What Can Actually Start

Five good backs and two great ones can add up to the same dynasty number, but only nine players start. This is the share of this roster’s value that can legally crack its own lineup — the shape of the roster, not a verdict on it. Depth is still worth owning: it is trade capital and it is next year’s starter.

Not every position strands value equally. Of the 9 starting slots, a RB can fill 5, a WR can fill 5, a TE can fill 4, and a QB can fill 2. Stack quarterbacks or tight ends and most of it has nowhere to go on Sunday.

Most valuable players who cannot crack this lineup:

• RB Jacory Croskey-Merritt 25y 3,045
• RB Emanuel Wilson 27y 2,573
• RB Nicholas Singleton 22y 2,444
• RB Chris Rodriguez 27y 2,199
• TE Cade Otton 27y 2,076
• RB Raheim Sanders 24y 1,949

By Starter

Position groups hide the thing that actually decides a week. Two teams can both be “sixth at running back” while one has a pair of RB1s and the other has one star and a hole. This ranks each slot in the lineup on its own, against everyone else’s at the same slot, on projected points.

Who to call

These are two-way fits: each of these teams is strong where this one is thin and thin where it is deep, so there is a deal both managers would take. Players listed are already outside that team’s best starting lineup, so moving one does not cost them a start.

Each pick is measured in points per season since it was made, against what picks in that range have actually returned in this league.

2021 Startup 2 elite · 6 doo doo -232 22 picks

Pick	Player	Pts/yr	Expected	+/−	Grade
2021 1.04	Josh AllenQB	387	245	+143	Elite
2021 2.09	Clyde Edwards-HelaireRB	54	173	-119	Mega Doo Doo
2021 3.04	George KittleTE	167	163	+4	Solid
2021 4.09	Terry McLaurinWR	171	148	+24	Solid
2021 5.04	Michael ThomasWR	23	141	-118	Mega Doo Doo
2021 6.09	Myles GaskinRB	32	112	-80	Mega Doo Doo
2021 7.04	Odell BeckhamWR	41	104	-63	Mega Doo Doo
2021 8.09	Leonard FournetteRB	83	89	-6	Solid
2021 9.04	James ConnerRB	173	84	+89	Elite
2021 10.09	Michael GallupWR	46	83	-37	Meh
2021 11.04	Evan EngramTE	107	87	+21	Solid
2021 12.09	Rob GronkowskiTE	29	77	-48	Mega Doo Doo
2021 13.04	Alexander MattisonRB	86	74	+12	Solid
2021 14.09	Ben RoethlisbergerQB	44	65	-22	Meh
2021 15.04	Dyami BrownWR	35	61	-26	Meh
2021 16.09	Marvin JonesWR	48	51	-2	Solid
2021 17.04	Dez FitzpatrickWR	3	49	-46	Mega Doo Doo
2021 18.09	Jimmy GaroppoloQB	95	41	+54	Great
2021 19.04	Jermar JeffersonRB	6	40	-35	Meh
2021 20.09	Larry RountreeRB	4	37	-33	Meh
2021 21.04	David NjokuTE	110	37	+73	Great
2021 22.09	Jarrett StidhamQB	14	32	-19	Meh

Rookie Drafts 0 elite · 0 doo doo -7 8 picks

Pick	Player	Pts/yr	Expected	+/−	Grade
2022 1.08	Chris OlaveWR	157	148	+10	Solid
2022 2.08	Desmond RidderQB	59	69	-10	Solid
2022 2.09	Alec PierceWR	119	65	+54	Great
2023 1.07	Quentin JohnstonWR	123	152	-29	Meh
2023 3.11	Israel AbanikandaRB	4	42	-38	Meh
2024 1.06	Rome OdunzeWR	121	153	-32	Meh
2024 2.06	Xavier LegetteWR	86	73	+13	Solid
2025 1.04	Cam WardQB	187	161	+26	Solid

At the time is whether the deal was fair the day it was agreed: every asset priced at its KeepTradeCut value on that date, not today's. That distinction changes who won on more than a third of the trades in this league.

Two more questions, side by side. Got and Gave are the points those assets produced while actually on the roster that acquired them, over their whole careers — flipping something a week later earns nothing here. Lineup is what the deal did that same season: the rest of the year replayed twice off the roster as it stood, once with the trade and once without it, each week fielding the best legal lineup. Picks cannot start for you, so they show up as capital rather than points.

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