Trades by league type · Sleeper 401, MFL 4,390
Trades that moved him · share of all trades
Share of all trades, this week against last
Dynasty trades where one side got at least twice what it gave, graded on the board for each league's format
A pick traded alone for players: overall rank of the best player back, middle deal
Ranks on the dynasty board for each format. Below each: the players those picks bought most often.
Every league type; shares are of that format's trades
Biggest riser: Kaleb Johnson, 0.38% → 1.5%
Biggest riser: Kaleb Johnson, 0.44% → 1.4%
Buyers behind or ahead, against players at his position ranked near him · last 30 days, 50+ graded dynasty deals
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Title: Dynasty trade market report, Aug 31 – Sep 6, 2026: 4,791 trades across 2,385 leagues
**4,791 trades** in **2,385 leagues** on Sleeper and MFL, down 10% on the week before. By format: 38% 1QB dynasty, 36% superflex dynasty, 24% redraft, 1% best ball. ## Most traded | # | Player | Trades | Share of all trades | |--:|:--|--:|--:| | 1 | MarShawn Lloyd (RB) | 124 | 2.6% | | 2 | Josh Jacobs (RB) | 74 | 1.5% | | 3 | Kaleb Johnson (RB) | 70 | 1.5% | | 4 | Parker Washington (WR) | 68 | 1.4% | | 5 | Jordan Mason (RB) | 58 | 1.2% | | 6 | Bhayshul Tuten (RB) | 56 | 1.2% | | 7 | Tyler Allgeier (RB) | 56 | 1.2% | | 8 | Woody Marks (RB) | 53 | 1.1% | | 9 | J.K. Dobbins (RB) | 53 | 1.1% | | 10 | D.J. Moore (WR) | 52 | 1.1% | ## Risers and fallers _Share of all trades this week against last week. Share, not count: the ledger itself grew._ **Up** - **Malik Davis (RB)**: 0.09% → 0.56% (5 → 27 trades) - **Kaleb Johnson (RB)**: 0.41% → 1.5% (22 → 70 trades) — What will Packers get from Kaleb Johnson, Jonnu Smith? - **Kimani Vidal (RB)**: 0.21% → 0.60% (11 → 29 trades) - **Brandon Aiyuk (WR)**: 0.19% → 0.46% (10 → 22 trades) - **Emmett Johnson (RB)**: 0.24% → 0.54% (13 → 26 trades) **Down** - **James Cook (RB)**: 0.60% → 0.25% (32 → 12 trades) - **Tetairoa McMillan (WR)**: 0.84% → 0.42% (45 → 20 trades) — Panthers' Tetairoa McMillan says he's stronger, but is he more versatile, too? - **Ja'Marr Chase (WR)**: 0.60% → 0.29% (32 → 14 trades) — Chase Brown won't be overlooked in Bengals' offense - **Patrick Mahomes (QB)**: 0.54% → 0.27% (29 → 13 trades) — Stephen A. makes passionate defense of Patrick Mahomes - **Wan'Dale Robinson (WR)**: 0.84% → 0.46% (45 → 22 trades) — Why Field Yates thinks Wan'Dale Robinson can be a top-10 WR this season ## Biggest heists _Dynasty trades, graded on the ranking board for each league's format. Leagues and managers stay anonymous._ - **James Cook + 2026 R8 for 2026 6th** — 12-team 1QB dynasty, 97% apart - **Ja'Kobi Lane + Jaylin Lane + Xavier Legette + Zavion Thomas for 2028 6th** — 12-team superflex dynasty, 97% apart - **Justin Herbert + 2026 R12 + 2026 R8 for 2026 5th** — 16-team superflex dynasty, 95% apart - **Amon-Ra St. Brown + Brock Purdy for Calvin Ridley** — 12-team superflex dynasty, 95% apart - **Saquon Barkley for 2027 R8 + 2027 R9** — 16-team 1QB dynasty, 92% apart ## What a pick costs _A pick traded on its own for players: the overall rank of the best player it brought back, middle deal and middle half._ | Pick | Superflex | 1QB | |:--|:--|:--| | 2027 1st | #67 (usually #61–90), 27 deals | #66 (usually #25–147), 25 deals | | 2027 2nd | #154 (usually #122–181), 58 deals | #135 (usually #111–169), 55 deals | | 2027 3rd | #220 (usually #188–250), 40 deals | #193 (usually #162–250), 80 deals | | 2028 3rd | — | #213 (usually #165–269), 13 deals | ## Buy low / sell high, by position _How often the team that got a player came out behind, against players at his position ranked near him. Last 30 days of graded dynasty trades, 50+ deals each._ - **RB** — Sell high: MarShawn Lloyd (87% of 70 vs 52%) - **WR** — Buy low: Parker Washington (73% of 52 vs 53%) _Sell high: buyers came out behind that often. Buy low: buyers came out ahead that often._ ## Superflex vs 1QB **Superflex** — 2,023 trades (42%). Most traded: MarShawn Lloyd (RB) 3.4%, Josh Jacobs (RB) 2.1%, Kaleb Johnson (RB) 1.5%, Bhayshul Tuten (RB) 1.5%, Parker Washington (WR) 1.4%. **1QB** — 2,768 trades (58%). Most traded: MarShawn Lloyd (RB) 2.0%, Jordan Mason (RB) 1.4%, Parker Washington (WR) 1.4%, Kaleb Johnson (RB) 1.4%, Woody Marks (RB) 1.2%. --- Full report, with a share card for every section: https://dynastyledger.app/trade/report/2026-08-31 _From the Dynasty Ledger trade ledger: every trade in the public Sleeper and MyFantasyLeague leagues it follows._
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Dynasty trade market, Aug 31 – Sep 6, 2026: 4,791 trades across 2,385 leagues on Sleeper and MFL, down 10% on the week before. By format: 38% 1QB dynasty, 36% superflex dynasty, 24% redraft, 1% best ball. 1/7
Most traded this week: 1. MarShawn Lloyd: 124 trades (2.6%) 2. Josh Jacobs: 74 trades (1.5%) 3. Kaleb Johnson: 70 trades (1.5%) 4. Parker Washington: 68 trades (1.4%) 5. Jordan Mason: 58 trades (1.2%) 2/7
Biggest movers, by share of all trades vs last week: ↑ Malik Davis 0.09% → 0.56% ↑ Kaleb Johnson 0.41% → 1.5% ↑ Kimani Vidal 0.21% → 0.60% ↓ James Cook 0.60% → 0.25% ↓ Tetairoa McMillan 0.84% → 0.42% ↓ Ja'Marr Chase 0.60% → 0.29% 3/7
Heist of the week, 12-team 1QB dynasty: James Cook + 2026 R8 for 2026 6th 97% apart on the board for that format. 4/7
What a pick bought on its own this week, superflex (overall rank of the best player back): 2027 1st: #67 (27 deals) 2027 2nd: #154 (58 deals) 2027 3rd: #220 (40 deals) 5/7
Sell high / buy low, against players at the same position ranked near them: RB sell: MarShawn Lloyd (buyers behind in 87%) WR buy: Parker Washington (buyers ahead in 73%) 6/7
Full report, with cards for every section: https://dynastyledger.app/trade/report/2026-08-31 7/7
Every trade the ledger saw in public Sleeper and MyFantasyLeague leagues from Aug 31 – Sep 6, 2026 (Monday to Sunday, UTC) — 2,385 leagues this week. League names and managers are left out; a trade shows only its format. Risers and fallers compare each player's share of all trades with the week before, not raw counts, because the ledger grows as it finds leagues. Grades are the trade calculator's, on the ranking board for each league's format; a heist is a dynasty trade where one side got at least twice what it gave. Pick prices read trades where one pick went alone for players only. Buy low and sell high read the 30 days to the week's end. Compiled Sep 30, 2026.