WR Trade value chart

What each player is worth for the rest of the 2026 season, on a 0–100 scale. Weighing a deal? Put it through the trade analyzer.

Rank	Player	Value	Trend	Per game
1	Jaxon Smith-NjigbaWR, SEA	100	—	22.7
2	Amon-Ra St. BrownWR, DET	82	—	20.1
3	Puka NacuaWR, LAR	60	—	17.0
4	Davante AdamsWR, LAR	57	—	16.6
5	CeeDee LambWR, DAL	56	—	16.5
6	Chris OlaveWR, NO	55	—	16.3
7	Denzel BostonWR, CLE	50	—	15.7
8	Ja'Marr ChaseWR, CIN	44	—	14.8
9	Christian WatsonWR, GB	44	—	14.8
10	Zay FlowersWR, BAL	43	—	14.7
11	Nico CollinsWR, HOU	38	—	14.0
12	Rashee RiceWR, KC	33	—	13.2
13	Stefon DiggsWR, WAS	27	—	12.4
14	Justin JeffersonWR, MIN	24	—	12.0
15	Garrett WilsonWR, NYJ	24	—	12.0
16	DeVonta SmithWR, PHI	23	—	11.8
17	Parker WashingtonWR, JAX	22	—	11.7
18	Jalen CokerWR, CAR	21	—	11.6
19	Tee HigginsWR, CIN	19	—	11.3
20	George PickensWR, DAL	18	—	11.1
21	Drake LondonWR, ATL	16	—	10.9
22	Tetairoa McMillanWR, CAR	13	—	10.5
23	Jaylen WaddleWR, DEN	11	—	10.1
24	Tre TuckerWR, LV	8	—	9.7
25	Ladd McConkeyWR, LAC	8	—	9.7
26	Deebo Samuel Sr.WR, SF	6	—	9.5
27	Mike EvansWR, SF	5	—	9.3
28	Malik NabersWR, NYG	5	—	9.3
29	Emeka EgbukaWR, TB	5	—	9.3
30	A.J. BrownWR, NE, injured reserve	4	—	10.1
31	Michael PittmanWR, PIT	3	—	9.0
32	Jameson WilliamsWR, DET	1	—	8.8
33	Rome OdunzeWR, CHI	1	—	8.7
34	Antonio WilliamsWR, WAS	1	—	8.7

How we value players: projected half-PPR points per game above a replacement-level player at the same position, multiplied by the games each team has left. The top player is 100. Trend compares with last week's value. Built for 12-team, one-quarterback leagues.