Flock Fantasy Trade Calculator
Evaluate fantasy football trades by comparing player projected points, consistency, and positional scarcity. Enter each player's projected points per game and consistency rating, and the calculator will output a trade value score and recommend whether to accept or reject.
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How to Use the Flock Fantasy Trade Calculator
This tool helps you evaluate fantasy football trades by comparing two players' trade values. Follow these steps:
- Enter Player 1 Details (left column):
- Name (optional, defaults to "Player 1")
- Projected Points/Game (e.g., 15.5)
- Consistency rating from 1 (unpredictable) to 10 (very consistent)
- Position Scarcity: Select the player's position (QB, RB, WR, TE, K, or DST)
- Enter Player 2 Details (right column) using the same fields.
- Click "Calculate Trade Value" to see results.
- Review the output:
- Trade Values for each player (higher is better)
- Difference between the two values
- Recommendation: Accept, Reject, or Neutral
- Use "Reset" to clear all fields and start over.
Formula used: Value = Projected Points/Game × (Consistency ÷ 10) × Position Scarcity Factor. The player with the higher value is the better trade target.
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Frequently Asked Questions
It is a tool that evaluates fantasy football trades by calculating a trade value score for each player based on projected points per game, consistency rating, and positional scarcity factor. It then recommends whether to accept or reject the trade.
The formula is: Value = Projected Points/Game × (Consistency/10) × Position Scarcity Factor. Consistency is a rating from 1 to 10, and position scarcity factors are: QB=1.0, RB=1.2, WR=1.1, TE=0.9, K=0.8, DST=0.7.
Consistency reflects how reliably a player scores points (higher is better). Position scarcity accounts for the availability of good players at that position; for example, RBs are scarcer than QBs, so they get a higher multiplier.
