NFL Week 13 Rest-Of-Season Fantasy Football Rankings, Trade Value Chart

Below, you’ll find my top 160 rest-of-season rankings heading into Week 13 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, Pennsylvania, USA; Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts (1) walks off the field after overtime win against the Buffalo Bills at Lincoln Financial Field. Mandatory Credit: Eric Hartline-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	5	30
6	C.J. Stroud	5	30
7	Dak Prescott	5	30
8	Justin Herbert	5	30
9	Kyler Murray	5	30
10	Tua Tagovailoa	6	20
11	Sam Howell	7	10
12	Brock Purdy	8	5
13	Trevor Lawrence	8	5
14	Jared Goff	8	5
15	Josh Dobbs	8	5
16	Russell Wilson	9	3
17	Matthew Stafford	9	3
18	Jordan Love	9	3
19	Baker Mayfield	9	3
20	Gardner Minshew	9	3
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

C.J. Stroud reached at least 336 passing yards or 24 fantasy points in his past four games.
Dak Prescott joins Tier 5 after reaching 24 fantasy points in five of his past six games.
Trevor Lawrence is a riser after back-to-back huge games. He had 262 passing yards and two rushing touchdowns, followed by 364 passing yards.
Joshua Dobbs threw four picks on Monday night, and his status as the Minnesota Vikings’ QB1 is in slight doubt, making him this week’s biggest faller at quarterback.
If Joe Flacco takes over for Dorian Thompson-Robinson for the rest of the season, he’d likely slot in around Kenny Pickett and Will Levis.

Seattle, Washington, USA; San Francisco 49ers running back Christian McCaffrey (23) walks to the locker room following a 31-13 victory against the Seattle Seahawks at Lumen Field. Mandatory Credit: Joe Nicholson-USA TODAY Sports

Running Back Rankings

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

Kyren Williams jumps into Tier 2 after recording 16 carries for 143 rushing yards, along with six catches for 61 yards and two touchdowns (38 fantasy points) in his Week 12 return from injury.
Rachaad White remains one of the few plug-and-play running backs and rises to Tier 3.
Zack Moss benefits from Jonathan Taylor’s thumb surgery and two or three week recovery timeline. When Taylor was out earlier this year, Moss had at least 18 touches in four straight games and reached 18 fantasy points in four of his first five games with the Colts.
Two of Saquon Barkley’s past three games were under eight fantasy points.
Devin Singletary continues to out-touch backfield mate Dameon Pierce by a wide margin.
For the first time, Keaton Mitchell led Baltimore Ravens RBs in snaps, carries and routes run.
To prepare for the fantasy playoffs, most of your bench should be backup RBs in Tier 8 and 9.

East Rutherford, New Jersey, USA; Miami Dolphins wide receiver Tyreek Hill (10) scores a receiving touchdown during the first half against New York Jets at MetLife Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Vincent Carchietta-USA TODAY Sports

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	3	65
8	DJ Moore	3	65
9	Chris Olave	3	65
10	Brandon Aiyuk	3	65
11	Ja'Marr Chase	4	50
12	Justin Jefferson	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	Nico Collins	5	30
23	Marquise Brown	5	30
24	DK Metcalf	5	30
25	Tyler Lockett	5	30
26	Zay Flowers	5	30
27	Deebo Samuel	5	30
28	DeAndre Hopkins	6	20
29	Diontae Johnson	6	20
30	Garrett Wilson	6	20
31	Calvin Ridley	6	20
32	Chris Godwin	6	20
33	Terry McLaurin	6	20
34	Josh Downs	6	20
35	Amari Cooper	6	20
36	Courtland Sutton	7	10
37	Rashee Rice	7	10
38	Jordan Addison	7	10
39	Christian Watson	7	10
40	Brandin Cooks	7	10
41	Gabe Davis	7	10
42	Tee Higgins	7	10
43	Jerry Jeudy	7	10
44	Odell Beckham	7	10
45	Jakobi Meyers	7	10
46	George Pickens	7	10
47	Jayden Reed	7	10
48	Joshua Palmer	7	10
49	Jaxon Smith-Njigba	8	5
50	Demario Douglas	8	5
51	Noah Brown	8	5
52	Romeo Doubs	8	5
53	Zay Jones	8	5
54	Jahan Dotson	8	5
55	Drake London	8	5
56	Rashid Shaheed	8	5
57	Curtis Samuel	8	5
58	Jameson Williams	9	3
59	Quentin Johnston	9	3
60	Elijah Moore	9	3
61	Jalin Hyatt	9	3
62	Jonathan Mingo	9	3
63	Michael Wilson	9	3
64	Greg Dortch	9	3
65	Wan'Dale Robinson	9	3
66	Justin Watson	9	3
67	Khalil Shakir	10	1
68	Treylon Burks	10	1
69	JuJu Smith-Schuster	10	1
70	A.T. Perry	10	1
71	Michael Gallup	10	1
72	Marvin Mims	10	1
73	Josh Reynolds	10	1
74	Darnell Mooney	10	1
75	Tyler Boyd	10	1

Cooper Kupp hasn’t looked healthy recently, dropping him down a tier.
Ja’Marr Chase and Justin Jefferson fall down the rankings as backup quarterback play becomes more of a concern.
Marquise Brown rises after a 12-target performance at an average target depth of 16 yards, a stat line reminiscent of Chris Olave and Chase.
In their first game without offensive coordinator Matt Canada, the Pittsburgh Steelers passed for a season-high 278 yards. Diontae Johnson has had a 28 percent target share since returning from injury, and it rises slightly with the passing game ticking up.
Amari Cooper rises slightly in the rankings with the possibility of Flacco taking over at quarterback.
Jayden Reed has at least 15 fantasy points in three straight games. He just put up a 27 percent target share on Thanksgiving and has five rush attempts in the past two games. The Green Bay Packers are making a conscious effort to get the second-round rookie more involved.
Josh Palmer should return from injured reserve soon. He averaged 14 PPR fantasy points per game in Mike Williams’ absence prior to injury.

Paradise, Nevada, USA; Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce (87) celebrates after a Chiefs touchdown against the Las Vegas Raiders in the second half at Allegiant Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Kirby Lee-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	Evan Engram	6	20
8	Jake Ferguson	6	20
9	Dalton Schultz	6	20
10	David Njoku	7	10
11	Taysom Hill	7	10
12	Pat Freiermuth	7	10
13	Dallas Goedert	8	5
14	Logan Thomas	8	5
15	Kyle Pitts	8	5
16	Isaiah Likely	9	3
17	Cole Kmet	9	3
18	Hunter Henry	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	11	0
27	Tucker Kraft	11	0
28	Chigoziem Okonkwo	11	0

David Njoku is a riser after six straight games with double-digit fantasy points and a target share of at least 21 percent.
When returning from injury, Pat Freiermuth only ran 13 routes and earned one target in Week 11. In Week 12, he led the team with 11 targets, catching nine for 120 yards. He’s disappointed this year, but if he can re-capture the form from his first two seasons, he has top-eight upside.
Packers TE Tucker Kraft scored a touchdown in his first game without Luke Musgrave, but Kraft's two targets represented just a 6.7 percent target share.

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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.