Superflex trade values
In a Superflex league every team can start a second quarterback in the Superflex spot, and quarterbacks score more than almost anyone else. That makes them the scarcest players in the league. FleeceRoom values trades with your league's own format, so a Superflex league gets Superflex values and a 1QB league gets 1QB values.
Why quarterbacks cost more
In a 12-team 1QB league, 12 quarterbacks start each week. In a 12-team Superflex league it's usually about twice that, so the quarterback a team can pick up off waivers is much worse. FleeceRoom measures this directly: it builds every team's best lineup for each week left, counts the starters at each position, and finds the replacement player, the next one after all the starters. In Road to Lombardi, a 12-team Superflex league, the replacement quarterback is about the 24th; in a 10-team 1QB league it's about the 12th.
A player's points over replacement is what he scores above that level, this season and next. FleeceRoom turns it into value and blends it into each team's own values, so a quarterback who barely beats the replacement in your league isn't priced like a star. A young player is never marked down by it: his points today don't show what he'll score.
A second QB as a need
A Superflex team without two starting quarterbacks has a hole every week. Trade ideas treats a second starting QB as a need: only a quarterback worth a real price and above replacement counts, so a backup can't fill it.
Two-for-one trades
Packaging two good players for one star is the classic dynasty move, and plain totals get it wrong: the star fills one spot and scores more in it. FleeceRoom compares uneven trades with a value adjustment for the side receiving the best player. The adjustment only applies when the two sides trade different numbers of pieces, and the result reads as a plus or minus for your side.
Rookie picks
Picks are valued from FantasyCalc's pick values at the slot a pick is projected to land. FleeceRoom projects every team's finish from 10,000 simulated seasons, so a pick owned from a team likely to finish last is treated as an early first, and a contender's pick as a late one. A rebuilding team's own values give picks extra weight.
Your format, not an average
FleeceRoom asks FantasyCalc for values in your league's format: Superflex or 1QB, your number of teams and your PPR setting. Lineups use your league's starting slots, including Superflex and flex spots, and points use your league's scoring.
Frequently asked questions
How much more is a quarterback worth in Superflex?
It depends on the quarterback and the league. FleeceRoom shows each player's points a game over the replacement level in your league, and his value on the calculator, on his player card.
Should I trade two players for one star?
Often, if your lineup has room. FleeceRoom shows the trade with the two-for-one value adjustment, the lineup points a week each side gains, and what each team gains in its own values.
Are rookie picks worth more in Superflex?
Picks that can land a top quarterback prospect are. FleeceRoom values picks from your league's format and the slot each pick is projected to land.
Does FleeceRoom support 1QB leagues?
Yes. A 1QB league gets 1QB values, and its replacement quarterback is a much better player, so quarterbacks earn less over him.