Dynasty Value Sheet: How To Keep the Market Essentials in One Place
A dynasty value sheet is the single page that lists every asset you own or want with its current market price, so you can compare a trade offer against reality in seconds. It is a pricing snapshot, not a strategy doc.
TL;DR: A dynasty value sheet is one page pricing your rosterable assets in a common currency, KeepTradeCut points or 1QB/SF tiers, so any trade offer can be totaled and compared at a glance.
The core problem a value sheet solves is unit conversion. A trade partner offers you a young WR plus a 2027 second for your aging RB. To judge it you need every piece in the same number. A sheet that carries current values lets you add both sides and see the gap immediately, instead of arguing from gut feel.
What The Sheet Tracks Per Asset
| Column | Example entry | Why it’s on the sheet |
|---|---|---|
| Asset | WR, 24 yo / 2027 2nd | Identifies the piece |
| Value | 6,400 pts / Tier 3 | The common currency for math |
| Format tag | SF or 1QB | Values differ a lot by format |
| Tier band | Elite / Startable / Dart | Guards against false precision |
| Last updated | Week 3 | Flags stale prices to refresh |
Prices are estimates with error bars, so lean on the tier band. Two assets one tier apart are a real gap; 200 points apart inside the same tier is noise.
Worked Example: Totaling A Two-For-One
You are offered a 6,400-point WR plus a 1,100-point 2027 second (7,500 total) for your 8,200-point RB. On paper you lose ~700 points. But your sheet’s format tag reminds you this is a Superflex league where RB values sag, and the tier band shows the WR is one tier above your RB. The raw total says decline; the tiers say the offer is closer than it looks and worth a counter.
Common mistake: Treating the point value as an exact price. KeepTradeCut and similar numbers are crowd averages that swing week to week and by format. Chasing a 150-point “win” while ignoring which tier each player sits in is how you trade a cornerstone for two role players.
Takeaway: use the sheet to total offers fast and check tiers, then let context, contention window, roster need, format, break the close calls. The number starts the conversation; it does not end it.
For the reference layer, see Dynasty Value Reference. For the handbook layer, see Dynasty Value Handbook. Start at the dynasty hub for all resources.