NFL Week 10 Rest-of-Season Fantasy Football Rankings, Trade Value Chart

Below, you’ll find my top-160 rest-of-season rankings after Week 9 action, organized into tiers with point values.

Treat these point values like a trade chart, and you’ll be pleasantly surprised to find you can’t trade away three bad players and turn them into Christian McCaffrey - the common issue with most other trade charts.

The bottom of this article contains the full trade chart in a gorgeous color-coded and downloadable PDF.

Below each set of positional rankings with player tiers and trade values, you’ll find notes on players of interest.

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Rest of Season Rankings

Arizona Cardinals Kyler Murray

Quarterback Rankings

Rank	QB	Tier	Value
1	Jalen Hurts	3	65
2	Josh Allen	3	65
3	Patrick Mahomes	4	50
4	Lamar Jackson	4	50
5	Justin Herbert	5	30
6	Justin Fields	5	30
7	Joe Burrow	6	20
8	Tua Tagovailoa	6	20
9	Kyler Murray	6	20
10	Trevor Lawrence	7	10
11	Sam Howell	7	10
12	Matthew Stafford	7	10
13	Dak Prescott	8	5
14	C.J. Stroud	8	5
15	Deshaun Watson	8	5
16	Jared Goff	8	5
17	Brock Purdy	8	5
18	Russell Wilson	9	3
19	Geno Smith	9	3
20	Josh Dobbs	9	3
21	Derek Carr	9	3
22	Baker Mayfield	10	1
23	Gardner Minshew	10	1
24	Will Levis	11	0
25	Jordan Love	11	0
26	Bryce Young	11	0
27	Kenny Pickett	11	0
28	Taylor Heinicke	11	0
29	Zach Wilson	11	0
30	Mac Jones	11	0
31	Aidan O'Connell	11	0
32	Tommy DeVito	11	0

Joe Burrow will rise up another tier if he puts together a big game against the Texans.
Sam Howell is on pace to set the NFL record for dropbacks in a season, and he has sneaky mobility.
Dak Prescott will usurp Matthew Stafford in these rankings if he has one more big week.
Deshaun Watson had a great game in Week 9, and he can rise up to Tier 5 if he puts together a few more vintage performances.
Josh Dobbs had 27 fantasy points in less than a full NFL game after not even knowing the playbook. His Week 9 emergency debut for the Minnesota Vikings was probably a mirage, but I’m open to moving him up if he has another strong week.

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Running Back Rankings

Rank	RB	Tier	Value
1	Christian McCaffrey	1	125
2	Austin Ekeler	2	80
3	Travis Etienne	2	80
4	Alvin Kamara	2	80
5	Jonathan Taylor	2	80
6	Breece Hall	3	65
7	Tony Pollard	3	65
8	Bijan Robinson	3	65
9	D'Andre Swift	3	65
10	De'Von Achane	3	65
11	Joe Mixon	3	65
12	David Montgomery	4	50
13	Saquon Barkley	4	50
14	Kenneth Walker	4	50
15	Josh Jacobs	4	50
16	Isiah Pacheco	4	50
17	Jahmyr Gibbs	4	50
18	Aaron Jones	4	50
19	Derrick Henry	4	50
20	Javonte Williams	5	30
21	Raheem Mostert	5	30
22	Rachaad White	5	30
23	James Conner	5	30
24	James Cook	5	30
25	Chuba Hubbard	6	20
26	Kyren Williams	6	20
27	Rhamondre Stevenson	6	20
28	Alexander Mattison	6	20
29	Gus Edwards	6	20
30	Brian Robinson	6	20
31	Jaylen Warren	7	10
32	Jerome Ford	7	10
33	Darrell Henderson	7	10
34	Zack Moss	7	10
35	Zach Charbonnet	7	10
36	Najee Harris	7	10
37	Khalil Herbert	7	10
38	Kareem Hunt	7	10
39	Dameon Pierce	7	10
40	Tyler Allgeier	8	5
41	Leonard Fournette	8	5
42	Keaton Mitchell	8	5
43	Jeff Wilson	8	5
44	Miles Sanders	8	5
45	Tyjae Spears	8	5
46	Elijah Mitchell	8	5
47	Devin Singletary	8	5
48	AJ Dillon	8	5
49	D'Onta Foreman	8	5
50	Latavius Murray	8	5
51	Roschon Johnson	9	3
52	Antonio Gibson	9	3
53	Ezekiel Elliott	9	3
54	Jaleel McLaughlin	9	3
55	Justice Hill	9	3
56	Pierre Strong	9	3
57	Joshua Kelley	10	1
58	Tank Bigsby	10	1
59	Jerick McKinnon	10	1
60	Ty Chandler	10	1
61	Trayveon Williams	10	1
62	Rico Dowdle	10	1
63	Kenneth Gainwell	10	1
64	Ke'Shawn Vaughn	10	1
65	Keaontay Ingram	10	1
66	Zamir White	10	1
67	Emari Demercado	10	1
68	Kendre Miller	10	1
69	Jamaal Williams	10	1
70	Royce Freeman	10	1

All four of the Atlanta Falcons’ red zone/goal line carries from Week 9 went to Tyler Allgeier rather than Bijan Robinson. Robinson drops down a tier because his usage is too inconsistent.
Jonathan Taylor rose up into Tier 2 after he out-carried (18 vs. 7) Zack Moss and out-targeted (5 vs. 0) in Week 9. Bell cow Tayor is back.
Kenneth Walker has been out-snapped by Zach Charbonnet in back-to-back weeks and has lost his stranglehold on the workhorse role.
I’ll be monitoring the usage split between David Montgomery and Jahmyr Gibbs closely in Week 10. I’d assume Montgomery resumes lead-back duties, but Gibbs’ two-game audition was as worthy as it gets.
Javonte Williams has established himself as a complete bell cow in Denver, and he could continue to rise in these rankings.
Don’t forget about Kyren Williams, who had one of the better fantasy roles prior to injury. He still carries massive upside and should be attainable in trades.
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Wide Receiver Rankings

Rank	WR	Tier	Value
1	Tyreek Hill	1	125
2	Ja'Marr Chase	1	125
3	A.J. Brown	1	125
4	Stefon Diggs	2	80
5	Keenan Allen	2	80
6	Amon-Ra St. Brown	2	80
7	Cooper Kupp	2	80
8	CeeDee Lamb	3	65
9	Chris Olave	3	65
10	Justin Jefferson	3	65
11	Puka Nacua	3	65
12	Davante Adams	4	50
13	Jaylen Waddle	4	50
14	Brandon Aiyuk	4	50
15	DeVonta Smith	4	50
16	Adam Thielen	4	50
17	Tee Higgins	4	50
18	DJ Moore	4	50
19	Marquise Brown	5	30
20	Michael Pittman	5	30
21	DK Metcalf	5	30
22	Amari Cooper	5	30
23	Deebo Samuel	5	30
24	Christian Kirk	5	30
25	Mike Evans	5	30
26	Tyler Lockett	5	30
27	Nico Collins	5	30
28	Calvin Ridley	5	30
29	DeAndre Hopkins	6	20
30	Diontae Johnson	6	20
31	Garrett Wilson	6	20
32	Terry McLaurin	6	20
33	Zay Flowers	6	20
34	Chris Godwin	6	20
35	Christian Watson	6	20
36	Jordan Addison	6	20
37	Jakobi Meyers	6	20
38	George Pickens	6	20
39	Rashee Rice	7	10
40	Jerry Jeudy	7	10
41	Josh Downs	7	10
42	Drake London	7	10
43	Gabe Davis	7	10
44	Tank Dell	7	10
45	Courtland Sutton	7	10
46	Jahan Dotson	8	5
47	Jaxon Smith-Njigba	8	5
48	Quentin Johnston	8	5
49	Romeo Doubs	8	5
50	Jayden Reed	8	5
51	Elijah Moore	8	5
52	Michael Thomas	8	5
53	Zay Jones	8	5
54	Jonathan Mingo	9	3
55	Brandin Cooks	9	3
56	Rashid Shaheed	9	3
57	Tyler Boyd	9	3
58	Jameson Williams	9	3
59	Demario Douglas	9	3
60	Noah Brown	9	3
61	Odell Beckham	9	3
62	Khalil Shakir	9	3
63	Marvin Mims	9	3
64	Wan'Dale Robinson	9	3
65	Treylon Burks	10	1
66	Michael Wilson	10	1
67	Joshua Palmer	10	1
68	Jalin Hyatt	10	1
69	Robert Woods	10	1
70	Josh Reynolds	10	1
71	Curtis Samuel	10	1
72	Tutu Atwell	10	1
73	Michael Gallup	10	1
74	KJ Osborn	10	1
75	Kadarius Toney	10	1

Stafford appears on track to play in Week 11 after the Los Angeles Rams Week 10 bye, so Cooper Kupp and Puka Nacua are staying put in the rankings.
Davante Adams falls a tier after another disappointing week of the Aidan O’Connell experience.
Tee Higgins is a big riser after looking like himself again in Week 9. He led the team with nine targets, catching eight for 110 yards against the Bills.
Marquise Brown will rise a tier if it looks like he’s on the same page with Kyler Murray this week.
Tier 6 is filled with star receiver types who simply lack a reliable quarterback: DeAndre Hopkins, Diontae Johnson, Garrett Wilson, Terry McLaurin, Zay Flowers and Christian Watson.
Jerry Jeudy will continue to rise in these rankings if he can build on his strong performance before Denver’s Week 9 bye.
Quentin Johnston will jump another tier if he can capitalize on the additional playing time and targets he’s getting with Josh Palmer on injured reserve.
Demario Douglas is a fine bye week fill-in for PPR formats.

Tight End Rankings

Rank	TE	Tier	Value
1	Travis Kelce	2	80
2	Mark Andrews	3	65
3	T.J. Hockenson	4	50
4	Sam LaPorta	4	50
5	Dalton Kincaid	5	30
6	George Kittle	6	20
7	Evan Engram	6	20
8	Trey McBride	6	20
9	Taysom Hill	6	20
10	Jake Ferguson	7	10
11	Kyle Pitts	8	5
12	Dalton Schultz	8	5
13	Logan Thomas	8	5
14	Luke Musgrave	8	5
15	David Njoku	8	5
16	Dallas Goedert	9	3
17	Hunter Henry	9	3
18	Cole Kmet	9	3
19	Darren Waller	9	3
20	Michael Mayer	9	3
21	Pat Freiermuth	10	1
22	Tyler Higbee	10	1
23	Zach Ertz	10	1
24	Juwan Johnson	10	1
25	Tyler Conklin	10	1
26	Gerald Everett	11	0
27	Cade Otton	11	0
28	Noah Fant	11	0

Sam LaPorta jumps into Tier 4 with his bye behind him.
Dalton Kincaid is a massive riser. He’s averaged 8.7 targets, 7.7 receptions, 74 yards and 17 PPR fantasy points per game in his past three contests.
Taysom Hill continues to be highly involved in the New Orleans Saints’ offense despite the return of TE Juwan Johnson.
Jake Ferguson will hop into Tier 6 with one more good game. The Dallas Cowboys passing attack is an ascending unit.
Dallas Goedert’s broken forearm docks him mightily. If you’re 6-3 or better, treat Goedert as a Tier 7 player as you start preparing for the playoffs.
The lowest-ranked tight end with true upside is Pat Freiermuth.

The Full Trade Chart

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Players in the chart are organized by position and tier, with the order being QB, RB, WR and TE. Ex. While Austin Ekeler appears ahead of Stefon Diggs, their values are similar. Ekeler plays running back, while Diggs is a wide receiver, hence the order.

There are four columns, with 40 players per column — 160 players in total. The bottom of the trade value chart has slightly expanded positional rankings with 205 total players.

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