NFL Week 12 Rest-Of-Season Fantasy Football Rankings, Trade Value Chart

Below, you’ll find my top 160 rest-of-season rankings heading into Week 12 action, organized into tiers with point values.

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

The bottom of this article contains the full trade chart in 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

Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts (1) walks out on the field against the Kansas City Chiefs prior to a game at GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium on Monday. Photo by: Denny Medley-USA TODAY Sports

Quarterback Rankings

Rank	QB	Tier	Value
1	Jalen Hurts	2	80
2	Josh Allen	3	65
3	Patrick Mahomes	4	50
4	Justin Fields	4	50
5	Lamar Jackson	4	50
6	Justin Herbert	5	30
7	Kyler Murray	5	30
8	C.J. Stroud	5	30
9	Tua Tagovailoa	6	20
10	Dak Prescott	6	20
11	Josh Dobbs	7	10
12	Sam Howell	7	10
13	Brock Purdy	8	5
14	Jared Goff	8	5
15	Russell Wilson	9	3
16	Trevor Lawrence	9	3
17	Matthew Stafford	9	3
18	Baker Mayfield	9	3
19	Gardner Minshew	9	3
20	Jordan Love	10	1
21	Geno Smith	11	0
22	Derek Carr	11	0
23	Desmond Ridder	11	0
24	Kenny Pickett	11	0
25	Will Levis	11	0
26	Bryce Young	11	0
27	Aidan O'Connell	11	0
28	Jake Browning	11	0
29	Mac Jones	11	0
30	Dorian Thompson-Robinson	11	0
31	Tommy DeVito	11	0
32	Tim Boyle	11	0

Jalen Hurts ascends into Tier 2 after another strong fantasy showing. He averages 24 fantasy points per game, and the Philadelphia Eagles still don’t appear to have reached their offensive ceiling yet.
Justin Fields rises into Tier 4 after 18 carries for 104 rushing yards in his Week 11 return to action.
Tua Tagovailoa was disappointing against the Las Vegas Raiders, and his schedule gets incredibly difficult very soon.
There were a multitude of quarterback injuries, benchings and transactions this week. Joe Burrow is out for the season, with Jake Browning starting in his place. Zach Wilson was benched in favor of Tim Boyle, with Trevor Siemian now serving as the primary backup. Desmond Ridder was announced as the Atlanta Falcons’ quarterback for the rest of the season. The Browns signed Joe Flacco, and Carson Wentz will back up Matthew Stafford in Los Angeles.

San Francisco 49ers running back Christian McCaffrey (23) warms up before the game against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers at Levi's Stadium. Photo by: Darren Yamashita-USA TODAY Sports

Running Back Rankings

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

Travis Etienne has ceded work recently to D’Ernest Johnson, so Etienne falls slightly in these rankings.
Rachaad White has scored 16 or more PPR fantasy points in five straight games.

Rachaad White

Week 7: 99 total yards, 6 Rec, 15.9 PPR
Wk 8: 109 totYds, 7 Rec, 17.9 PPR
Wk 9: 119 totYds, 4 Rec, 2 TD, 27.9 PPR
Wk 10: 98 totYds, 2 Rec, 1 TD, 17.8 PPR
Wk 11: 58 totYds, 6 Rec, 1 TD, 17.8 PPR

He faces IND in Week 12, who allow the 5th most fantasy points to RBs
— Josh Larky (@jlarkytweets) November 21, 2023

Javonte Williams continues to monopolize the backfield carries for the Denver Broncos.
Kyren Williams returns in Week 12, and the Los Angeles Rams just returned Darrell Henderson to their practice squad, a showing of faith in Williams' workhorse abilities.
Brian Robinson returns to Tier 5 after consecutive weeks of an impressive pass-catching ceiling. He doesn’t enter Tier 4 though because Antonio Gibson likely will return to action this week.
Jaylen Warren is a big riser after back-to-back games with more than 100 rushing yards.
Kenneth Walker’s oblique injury opens the door for Zach Charbonnet. Unfortunately, the Seahawks face the 49ers (twice), Cowboys and Eagles over their next four games.
Devin Singletary has at least 112 rushing yards in the past two games and should be the Texans' lead back moving forward. However, Dameon Pierce will return from injury this week, ending Singletary’s bell cow streak.
AJ Dillon rises in the rankings due to Aaron Jones’ MCL (knee) sprain.
Ty Chandler out-played Alexander Mattison the past two games and has a chance for an increased role moving forward.

Miami Dolphins wide receiver Tyreek Hill (10) runs onto the field during pregame ceremonies of an NFL game against the Las Vegas Raiders at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens.

Wide Receiver Rankings

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

Keenan Allen (22.7) is only behind Tyreek Hill (25.7) in fantasy points per game, and has at least nine targets in all but one game this season. Allen joins him in Tier 1.
CeeDee Lamb is atop the Tier 2 group of receivers with the Dallas Cowboys pass attack looking like one of the league’s best.
Ja’Marr Chase and Tee Higgins tumble down the rankings because Burrow is out for the season. Browning is an average to below-average backup quarterback.
DJ Moore averages more than 22 fantasy points per game with Fields at quarterback, but just 10 fantasy points per game with Tyson Bagent.
Tank Dell is a fantasy football star and is quickly rising up the rest of season rankings.
Michael Pittman and Josh Downs have a very favorable schedule rest of season.
Zay Flowers and Odell Beckham rise up the rankings with TE Mark Andrews likely done for the season.
Amari Cooper plummets down the rankings because the Cleveland Browns have no plan or answer at quarterback.

Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce (87) tosses the ball after scoring a touchdown against Philadelphia Eagles cornerback Darius Slay (2) during the first half at GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium. Photo by: Jay Biggerstaff-USA TODAY Sports

Tight End Rankings

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

Andrews’ injury opens the door for Isaiah Likely’s playing time to increase. However, after a promising rookie campaign (23 yards per game), Likely averages just eight receiving yards per game this year.
Sam LaPorta has started to get crowded out from high target volume in recent weeks now that the Detroit Lions have two healthy running backs and WRs Amon-Ra St. Brown and Jameson Williams.
David Njoku has been the only Browns receiving weapon to benefit from their quarterback struggles. His target share has crested 21 percent in five straight games, and he scored double-digit PPR fantasy points in all five, too.
Dallas Goedert did not go on injured reserve, and he has a good chance to play in Week 14.

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Players in the chart are organized by position and tier, with the order being QB, RB, WR and TE. Example: 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.