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10/11/23

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NFL Week 6 Rest of Season Fantasy Football Rankings, Trade Value Chart

By Josh Larky

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Below, you’ll find my top 160 rest-of-season rankings after Week 5 NFL 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 — a common issue with most other trade charts. 

The bottom of this article contains the full trade chart, with all four positions (QB, RB, WR, TE) included side-by-side.

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Fantasy Football Trade Values Tiers

Tier 1: 125 Points

• Among this group, McCaffrey is the most untouchable, given the position he plays and his recent fantasy output.

Tier 2: 80 Points

• Travis Kelce hasn’t separated himself from the tight end pack quite like he did last season.
• Bijan Robinson and Austin Ekeler have the potential to enter the top tier, given the state of the running back position.

Tier 3: 65 Points

• Travis Etienne has taken over the Jacksonville Jaguars’ backfield right as their offense has started to click more.
• Josh Allen and Jalen Hurts entered Tier 3 after consistent production the past month. Neither of their offenses appears to have reached their full potential yet.
• David Montgomery won’t stop scoring touchdowns.
• Puka Nacua looked rock solid in Cooper Kupp’s Week 5 return and maintained high trade value.

Tier 4: 50 Points

• Justin Fields leaps up several tiers after back-to-back 30-point fantasy showings. The Chicago Bears’ offensive line has performed admirably, all things considered.
• Kyren Williams has the workload of Tier 3 running backs, but concerns over his lack of a track record and draft capital are keeping him at the top of Tier 4.
• Breece Hall jumps into this tier after a massive workload in Week 5.
• De’Von Achane falls to the bottom of this tier after suffering a knee injury. Should he go on injured reserve, he’ll fall into Tier 5. Were he fully healthy, he’d be near Alvin Kamara in Tier 3.
• Justin Jefferson heads to IR and in doing so, falls from Tier 1 to Tier 4.
• DeVonta Smith will drop into Tier 5 if the bad outings continue.

Tier 5: 30 Points

• Isiah Pacheco has had back-to-back weeks dominating the touches in the Kansas City Chiefs backfield.
• Jakobi Meyers is having a career year with the Las Vegas Raiders.
• Jordan Addison’s stock is rising with Jefferson headed to IR.
• Darren Waller had a vintage performance in Week 5 and got bumped from Tier 6 back into Tier 5.

Tier 6: 20 Points

• Matthew Stafford has two premier weapons in Kupp and Nacua, and the Los Angeles Rams’ weak defense should keep Stafford busy every week.
• DeAndre Hopkins continues to turn back the clock and has emerged as a high-volume pass catcher for the Tennessee Titans.

Tier 7: 10 Points

• Jahmyr Gibbs is one of the tougher players to value. Personally, I’d be okay putting him in Tier 6 based on upside. However, there’s a real chance he sits on your bench the rest of the season, so he’s not someone you should be aggressively trading for. 
• Jeff Wilson should return in Week 6, and Achane is recovering from a knee injury.
• Rhamondre Stevenson is in a borderline 50-50 running back committee with Ezekiel Elliott.
• Josh Palmer demonstrated excellent usage in Week 4 without Mike Williams.
• Zach Ertz has averaged 7.5 targets per game and should get a boost when Kyler Murray returns.

Tier 8: 5 Points

• If your league mates dropped Quentin Johnston or Jaxon Smith-Njigba because of their Week 5 byes, it would be wise to scoop them up. Rookie wide receivers often take time to develop — remember Amon-Ra St. Brown’s rookie season?
• Roschon Johnson rises with Khalil Herbert’s high ankle sprain.

Tier 9: 3 Points

• There’s a good chance one of the two Arizona Cardinals running backs (Emari Demercado/Keaontay Ingram) rise up into Tier 8 depending on how their usage split goes in Week 6.
• Jameson Williams falls down a couple of tiers after a terrible showing in his 2023 debut.
• Hunter Henry falls down a tier because of the state of the New England Patriots offense.

Tier 10: 1 Point

• Kendre Miller has the potential to keep the RB2 job even when Jamaal Williams returns from injury.

Full Trade Value Chart

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Josh Larky is the Director of Fantasy and Gambling at The 33rd Team.  He joins us with a unique blend of educational and professional experience.