CBS Sports fantasy football analyst Dave Richard has released the updated Trade Value Chart for Week 9 of the 2026 NFL season. The chart, originally created more than fifteen seasons ago, assigns point values to players based on expected future performance, upcoming schedules, and public sentiment rather than past production. Richard notes that the chart will be updated following any major trades before the November 10 deadline.
Two backfields drawing particular attention are the New York Jets and Las Vegas Raiders. For the Jets, Braelon Allen has posted at least 12.4 PPR points in each of his last four games, including three games with 18.6 or more, while Breece Hall handled over 60% of snaps and goal-line carries when both were healthy in Weeks 1-2. The situation remains fluid. In Las Vegas, Mike Washington Jr. has been the more effective runner but saw limited opportunity until Week 8, while Ashton Jeanty has excelled as a pass-catcher and retains a higher trade value due to his role fit and the Raiders' upcoming schedule.
The chart includes values for quarterbacks in one-QB and two-QB formats, running backs in non-PPR, half-PPR, and full-PPR leagues, wide receivers across the same scoring systems, and tight ends. Top quarterback values include Josh Allen (21 points in one-QB, 46 in two-QB) and Joe Burrow (17/40). Among running backs, Jahmyr Gibbs leads at 55 (non-PPR) to 58 (full-PPR), followed by Kenneth Walker III (50-53) and Bijan Robinson (44-47). Wide receiver leaders are Jaxon Smith-Njigba (49-53) and Puka Nacua (48-53). Brock Bowers tops tight ends at 22-26 points.
Richard advises managers to deduct 10% from any trade where one side includes two or more players than the other. Players not listed on the chart are considered worth no more than four points. The chart also serves as a rest-of-season ranking for the 2026 campaign.
