Superflex Trade Calculator
Evaluate dynasty Superflex trades with separate quarterback values, rookie picks, a package adjustment, and practical balance suggestions.
Team A
Receives these assets
Add a player or rookie pick to start your side of the deal.
Team B
Receives these assets
Add a player or rookie pick to start your side of the deal.
Your next move, made clearer.
Add assets to both sides for an instant verdict.
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Import a public league, select a roster, and add its players and future picks to either receiving package. League import never blocks the first calculation.
Read-only public roster import. No Sleeper password, account connection or trade submission.
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Independent experimental values · 816 player assets · See the model and sources
A quarterback can occupy the extra Superflex starting slot, so reliable quarterbacks compete for more lineup places than they do in a one-quarterback league. Start with Superflex selected, then confirm scoring, tight end premium, and league size before adding either side. This calculator compares the assets in the selected format, shows the size of the difference, and suggests a possible balancing asset. Values are a decision aid rather than a guarantee that another manager will accept your offer.
Why the quarterback table changes
Superflex is a lineup rule, not a scoring bonus. A second usable quarterback can matter much more when many managers need one. The calculator selects its Superflex reference table before applying the other settings; switching to 1QB recalculates both packages immediately.
Example: quarterback for receiver plus a pick
Compare a starting quarterback against a wide receiver and a mid first-round rookie pick. Then switch the same assets to 1QB. The example demonstrates sensitivity to the format; it is not a standing recommendation to buy or sell any particular player.
Build an offer that survives your roster
Check whether the side receiving several players has enough roster and starting slots. The optional pieces tax reduces the contribution of extra package assets rather than treating every point as equally deployable.
Questions before you trade?
Is Superflex the same as 2QB?
Both can create demand for a second quarterback, but a Superflex slot can usually accept another eligible position. This tool uses its Superflex table; unusual 2QB requirements still need judgment.
Can I switch this calculator to 1QB?
Yes. This page starts in Superflex, and all format controls remain visible. Changing the format recalculates the same assets.
Do future rookie picks change in Superflex?
Yes. Pick values follow the selected format and the model adjustments, because the pool of useful rookie targets changes with quarterback demand.