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7 trades. Graded by Signal Check using FF Beacon values in Dynasty PPR SF TEP.
Trade graded by Signal Check
Beacon Verdict
1.1%
value spread
Value balance
Harold Fannin Jr. holds about 50 percent of the trade value and swood201 holds about 50 percent. The two sides are close to even.
Trade graded by Signal Check
Beacon Verdict
35.9%
value margin
Trade graded by Signal Check
Beacon Verdict
4.9%
value margin
Trade graded by Signal Check
Beacon Verdict
9.3%
value margin
Trade graded by Signal Check
Beacon Verdict
20.1%
value margin
Trade graded by Signal Check
Beacon Verdict
22%
value margin
Trade graded by Signal Check
Beacon Verdict
27.1%
value margin
Receives
Receives
The read
Fair Trade. Neither side comes out meaningfully ahead. The deal grades as a near-even swap.
How close
This one is close. When the values are this even, your team's needs usually matter more than the raw numbers.
Value balance
Bring me Taylor holds about 32 percent of the trade value and Call Grandma holds about 68 percent. Call Grandma is favored.
Receives
Receives
The read
Side B wins by 35.9% of total trade value. The deal grades as a win-now move.
How close
This is a lopsided trade by value. One side is getting a lot more than the other.
Sleeper does not say where a traded pick will land, so a pick here is slotted from the projected regular season finish of the team it came from: the top third of the standings sends late picks, the middle third mid, the bottom third early. A pick a season beyond the last finish we can project reuses that finish. It moves as the projection moves.
Value balance
Harold Fannin Jr. holds about 52 percent of the trade value and Jerkin Goff holds about 48 percent. Harold Fannin Jr. is favored.
Receives
Receives
The read
Side A wins by 4.9% of total trade value. Side A receives the strongest individual asset in the deal. Side A carries the more concentrated package, so the smaller pieces on the other side, the ones worth under half the best asset in the deal, count for less than their face value. The deal grades as a depth package.
How close
One side comes out ahead, but the gap is not huge. Team needs could still tip the scales.
A draft pick here has no slot we could pin down, so it is priced between an early and a late pick in that round. That is a wide range, and building the same trade by hand with a specific slot can land on a different verdict.
Value balance
Mannyluvskids holds about 55 percent of the trade value and Jerkin Goff holds about 45 percent. Mannyluvskids is favored.
Receives
Receives
The read
Side A wins by 9.3% of total trade value. Side A receives the strongest individual asset in the deal. Side A carries the more concentrated package, so the smaller pieces on the other side, the ones worth under half the best asset in the deal, count for less than their face value. The deal grades as a depth package.
How close
One side comes out ahead, but the gap is not huge. Team needs could still tip the scales.
Sleeper does not say where a traded pick will land, so a pick here is slotted from the projected regular season finish of the team it came from: the top third of the standings sends late picks, the middle third mid, the bottom third early. A pick a season beyond the last finish we can project reuses that finish. It moves as the projection moves. A draft pick here has no slot we could pin down, so it is priced between an early and a late pick in that round. That is a wide range, and building the same trade by hand with a specific slot can land on a different verdict.
Value balance
swood201 holds about 60 percent of the trade value and Jerkin Goff holds about 40 percent. swood201 is favored.
Receives
Receives
The read
Side A wins by 20.1% of total trade value. Side A receives the strongest individual asset in the deal. The deal grades as a depth package.
How close
This is a lopsided trade by value. One side is getting a lot more than the other.
A draft pick here has no slot we could pin down, so it is priced between an early and a late pick in that round. That is a wide range, and building the same trade by hand with a specific slot can land on a different verdict.
Value balance
Bring me Taylor holds about 61 percent of the trade value and Jerkin Goff holds about 39 percent. Bring me Taylor is favored.
Receives
Receives
The read
Side A wins by 22% of total trade value. Side A receives the strongest individual asset in the deal. Side A carries the more concentrated package, so the smaller pieces on the other side, the ones worth under half the best asset in the deal, count for less than their face value. The deal grades as a pick-heavy deal.
How close
This is a lopsided trade by value. One side is getting a lot more than the other.
Sleeper does not say where a traded pick will land, so a pick here is slotted from the projected regular season finish of the team it came from: the top third of the standings sends late picks, the middle third mid, the bottom third early. A pick a season beyond the last finish we can project reuses that finish. It moves as the projection moves.
Value balance
Bring me Taylor holds about 36 percent of the trade value and Harold Fannin Jr. holds about 64 percent. Harold Fannin Jr. is favored.
Receives
Receives
The read
Side B wins by 27.1% of total trade value. Side B receives the strongest individual asset in the deal. Side B carries the more concentrated package, so the smaller pieces on the other side, the ones worth under half the best asset in the deal, count for less than their face value. The deal grades as a pick-heavy deal.
How close
This is a lopsided trade by value. One side is getting a lot more than the other.
Sleeper does not say where a traded pick will land, so a pick here is slotted from the projected regular season finish of the team it came from: the top third of the standings sends late picks, the middle third mid, the bottom third early. A pick a season beyond the last finish we can project reuses that finish. It moves as the projection moves.
