Should fantasy managers take off 20% of the value in trades?

However, Fantasy managers should take off 20% of the value in any trade where one side has two or more players than the other. And new for this year, a handful of quarterbacks and others only carry legitimate value in two-QB or PPR leagues (and thus have no value listed in one-QB or non-PPR leagues).

What is the fantasy football trade value chart?

Since its creation in 2011, CBS Sports has been the home of the original Fantasy Football Trade Values Chart, designed to help guide you in making fair trades in your non-PPR, PPR and SuperFlex/2QB leagues. Values are determined by expected future performance, future schedule and public sentiment, not past performance.

Is trading the most fun activity in all of fantasy football?

I believe that besides maybe the draft, trading is the most fun activity in all of fantasy football. Obsessively staring at your team to look for strengths and weaknesses. Scrolling through your league mates' rosters looking for a good match. That is peak fantasy football. My goal is to make trading even easier and more fun for everyone.

Should you add two players' values to a trade?

By adding two players' values you could determine what one player you should be able to get in return. However, Fantasy managers should take off 20% of the value in any trade where one side has two or more players than the other.