Dynasty Trade Value Chart: March

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February was one of the slowest news months on the entire dynasty calendar. Without a lot of news to focus on, early March is a great time to take a closer look at early 2023 redraft ADP (from Underdog best ball drafts). With hundreds of real drafts taking place every day, this is a fantastic source of early fantasy conventional wisdom. For each position this month, we will look at some major takeaways and implications of what we are seeing in terms of redraft valuations. With the NFL combine set to take place just a few days after this article goes live on March 1st, we are planning on a major update to the rookie pick values in a separate article next week.

March’s dynasty trade value chart article will look at the following topics:

• The rise of Anthony Richardson and Jordan Love
• The sliding value of Kyler Murray
• Superflex strategy to counter the emergence of young superstars
• The case for Bijan Robinson as dynasty RB1
• The dynasty RB star who could be a surprise cut
• What early redraft ADP should tell us about the 2022 WR class
• The TE with an increasingly strong case for dynasty TE1
• The second-year TE with the clearest path to a fantasy breakout

The dynasty trade value chart is tailored to 12-team PPR leagues a starting lineup of one quarterback, two running backs, three wide receivers, one tight end, and one flex. It now also includes trade values for Superflex leagues in a separate column. The chart is meant to serve primarily as a guide for trades but can also be a great resource during startup drafts. If the players and picks on each side of the trade offer add up to approximately the same number, the trade would be considered even. If you receive a trade offer that sends you players with a higher total number value than the players you are giving up, the offer is worth strongly considering. Each league is different, so pay close attention to the scoring and starting roster requirements specific to your league.