Justin Fields Dynasty Trade Value

Justin Fields dynasty outlook

At 112, Justin Fields ranks #331 among all dynasty assets and #51 at QB out of 70. The next player above him at QB is Carson Wentz, worth 128, a gap of 16 points. Below him, Case Keenum sits at 109, 3 points lower. He sits in tier 36 on the FantasyCalc board. At 27.6, Justin Fields is 4.4 years short of the QB peak age of 32, leaving roughly 4 productive years at that peak. He has 5 seasons behind him. Dynasty value (112) runs 112 points over redraft (0), a a small share 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 185 points (about 62%); 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. Keep him while he produces, and revisit the decision after the next value update. Superflex note: this is a 1QB board. In superflex formats quarterbacks usually command a premium, so adjust Justin Fields's value upward before using it there. Justin Fields was drafted in 2021, round 1, pick 11. He came out of Ohio State. He is listed with KC.

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Trade ideas

• 1-for-1: Justin Fields for Ty Johnson — test in calculator
• 1-for-2: Justin Fields for Case Keenum + Athan Kaliakmanis — test in calculator
• 1-for-1: Justin Fields for KaVontae Turpin — test in calculator

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FAQ

What is Justin Fields's dynasty trade value?

Justin Fields is valued at 112, ranking #331 overall and #51 among QBs on the FantasyCalc dynasty board (1QB, 12-team, PPR).

Is Justin Fields a buy or sell in dynasty?

Hold. Justin Fields 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 Justin Fields?

Closest in value: Ty Johnson (113), KaVontae Turpin (114), Dont'e Thornton (114).