Daniel Jones Dynasty Trade Value

Daniel Jones dynasty outlook

Daniel Jones carries a 972 value, which places him #193 overall and #29 among 70 QBs. The next player above him at QB is Malik Willis, worth 982, a gap of 10 points. Below him, Deshaun Watson sits at 875, 97 points lower. He sits in tier 29 on the FantasyCalc board. The usual QB peak falls near 32. With Daniel Jones at 29.3, the remaining prime is about 3 seasons. He has 7 seasons behind him. Dynasty value (972) runs 846 points over redraft (126), a 671% premium for the long run. That long-term premium makes him a core hold for a rebuilder, while a contender can use it to buy more current production. His 30-day value is down 276 points (about 22%); sellers have been pushing the price lower. A falling trend can mean a buying window if the decline outpaces the underlying situation, but it can also be the start of a slide. Rule of thumb: hold. Contenders should keep him unless a trade gives clear current value; rebuilders should look for a better return. Superflex note: this is a 1QB board. In superflex formats quarterbacks usually command a premium, so adjust Daniel Jones's value upward before using it there. Daniel Jones was drafted in 2019, round 1, pick 6. He came out of Duke. He is listed with IND.

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Trade ideas

• 1-for-1: Daniel Jones for Zachariah Branch — test in calculator
• 1-for-2: Daniel Jones for Mike Gesicki + Will Shipley — test in calculator
• 1-for-1: Daniel Jones for Chris Rodriguez — test in calculator

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FAQ

What is Daniel Jones's dynasty trade value?

Daniel Jones is valued at 972, ranking #193 overall and #29 among QBs on the FantasyCalc dynasty board (1QB, 12-team, PPR).

Is Daniel Jones a buy or sell in dynasty?

Hold. Daniel Jones is near the QB age window with a down 30-day trend, so the rule gives no clear buy or sell signal.

Who are similar dynasty assets to Daniel Jones?

Closest in value: Zachariah Branch (978), Chris Rodriguez (979), Mike Gesicki (965).