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Dynasty Value Risers and Fallers Week 10: Buy, Sell or Hold

The biggest Week 10 dynasty value risers and fallers, led by Jeremiyah Love (+1,739) and Chase Brown (-1,466), with a buy, sell or hold call on each.

The biggest new dynasty value riser since Nov 2 is Jeremiyah Love at +1,739 (+45.1%), now 5,599. The biggest faller is Chase Brown at -1,466 (-34.9%), now 2,731. 4 of the 10 risers carry a sell flag, and 5 of the 10 fallers are buys, led by Javonte Williams. As of Nov 9, 2026.

By DynastyMath Staff · Published · Numbers as of November 9, 2026 · 7 min read

Dynasty prices move every day, and a week is long enough to show who is really climbing. Here are the 10 biggest risers and the 10 biggest fallers going into Week 10, each with a buy, sell or hold call. Values as of Nov 9, 2026, on our 0-10,000 scale, 1QB. Change is today's value minus the value on Nov 2, which is also the date of our Week 9 risers and fallers. One comparison covers both.

The rule: players valued at 1,000 or more on either date, ranked by raw points gained or lost. Anyone we featured in the Week 9 piece sits out the main tables so you get new names. They come back in a table further down. We can't see why a value moved, so we don't guess. We only report where it went.

The 10 biggest risers

PlayerPos / ageValueChange since Nov 2PPG / last 3Call
Jeremiyah Love (ARI, IR)RB8 / 215,599+1,739 (+45.1%)8.9 / 3.7Hold
D'Andre Swift (CHI)RB13 / 273,966+1,380 (+53.4%)17.1 / 16.7Sell
Bhayshul Tuten (JAX)RB11 / 234,197+1,223 (+41.1%)15.9 / 21.2Hold
Jayden Daniels (WAS)QB8 / 253,782+1,056 (+38.7%)19.2 / 16.8Hold
Bryce Young (CAR)QB11 / 252,243+1,053 (+88.5%)19.1 / 12Sell
Drew Lock (SEA, Questionable)QB20 / 291,044+1,029 (+6,860.0%)15.6 / 15.6Sell
Jaylen Warren (PIT)RB17 / 283,061+933 (+43.8%)17.6 / 15.9Sell
Matthew Golden (GB)WR17 / 234,904+873 (+21.7%)18.2 / 21.1Hold
Malik Nabers (NYG)WR6 / 237,881+847 (+12.0%)16.2 / 18.6Hold
Trey McBride (ARI)TE2 / 266,059+842 (+16.1%)18.1 / 19.9Hold

These 10 added 10,975 points between them. Jeremiyah Love leads at +1,739 (+45.1%), now 5,599 and RB8. He is a 21-year-old rookie listed on IR with 6 games played and 8.9 PPG. The experts have him at 7,381, and Sleeper has no dynasty ADP for him in our data, so there is no market flag either way. He is a hold, not a bet that he plays.

4 of the 10 carry a sell flag. That means the draft market sits at least 35% above the experts. D'Andre Swift is up 1,380 (53.4%) to 3,966. The market has him at 6,593 against 2,144 from the experts, 208% higher. Bryce Young went up 1,053 (88.5%) to 2,243 with a market of 3,664 and experts at 738. Jaylen Warren is the same story: market 4,881, experts 1,667. When the price runs past the experts, you sell into it.

Drew Lock is the percentage leader. He went from 15 to 1,044, +1,029 (+6,860.0%), is listed Questionable and has played 3 games. Sample is thin. The experts sit at 30. Treat it as a spike, not a trend.

The clean risers. Bhayshul Tuten is up 1,223 (41.1%) to 4,197 with no flag, 15.9 PPG on the year and 21.2 over his last three. Jayden Daniels is up 1,056 (38.7%) to 3,782, and in superflex he is worth 6,619. Both are holds: the price moved and the market and experts still agree.

The 10 biggest fallers

PlayerPos / ageValueChange since Nov 2PPG / last 3Call
Chase Brown (CIN)RB18 / 262,731-1,466 (-34.9%)12.7 / 12.1Hold
Javonte Williams (DAL)RB15 / 263,559-1,178 (-24.9%)17.7 / 16.9Buy
Emeka Egbuka (TB)WR23 / 243,374-834 (-19.8%)11.1 / 14Buy
Jonathan Taylor (IND)RB4 / 275,905-732 (-11.0%)17.1 / 11.7Hold
Dak Prescott (DAL)QB16 / 331,437-674 (-31.9%)19.2 / 20.9Buy
Breece Hall (NYJ)RB16 / 253,558-671 (-15.9%)13.6 / 11.5Buy
Omarion Hampton (LAC)RB27 / 231,367-644 (-32.0%)8.5 / 6.2Buy
A.J. Brown (NE, Out)WR24 / 293,108-613 (-16.5%)6.4 / 6.4Hold
Justin Jefferson (MIN)WR7 / 277,120-602 (-7.8%)14.4 / 13.8Hold
Ladd McConkey (LAC, Questionable)WR27 / 242,909-585 (-16.7%)8.6 / 5.1Hold

These 10 lost 7,999 points. Chase Brown fell furthest, -1,466 (-34.9%), to 2,731. He has no status tag and no flag, averages 12.7 PPG and 12.1 over his last three, and the market (2,712) sits close to the experts (3,138). A big drop with nothing flagged behind it is a hold. If you own him, don't dump him. If you want him, ask.

5 of the 10 fallers are buys. Our rule gives a buy to a faller who is not listed Out or on IR and either carries a buy flag or is averaging 15 or more PPG over his last three. Javonte Williams is the clearest: down 1,178 (24.9%) to 3,559 while averaging 16.9 over his last three. Dak Prescott is down 674 (31.9%) to 1,437 and averaging 20.9 over his last three. In superflex he is worth 4,808.

The flagged buys are the ones where the market sits far below the experts. Emeka Egbuka fell 834 (19.8%), and the market (1,276) is well under the experts (5,237). Breece Hall has played 4 games, so the sample is small, but the gap is wide: market 349, experts 6,232. Omarion Hampton fell 644 (32.0%) to 1,367, with the market at 397 and the experts at 2,395.

A.J. Brown is listed Out and is down 613 (16.5%). Our data gives a status tag and nothing about a return date, so he is a hold.

Buy, sell or hold: the rule

The rule is mechanical. Sell means the draft market sits at least 35% above the experts. Buy means it sits at least 35% below, or a faller who is not listed Out or on IR is averaging 15 or more PPG over his last three. Hold is everything else, including anyone on IR or listed Out. Across the 20 players in the two tables that comes to 4 sells, 5 buys and 11 holds. No riser gets a buy and no faller gets a sell.

Last week's names, one week later

Prices do not move one way for long. Here are the eight biggest swings since Nov 2 among the players in our Week 9 article.

PlayerValueNov 2Change
Saquon Barkley1,8953,051-1,156 (-37.9%)
Zay Flowers6,0535,278+775 (+14.7%)
Sam Darnold7291,468-739 (-50.3%)
DeVonta Smith4,7994,100+699 (+17.0%)
Ashton Jeanty5,8216,470-649 (-10.0%)
Mike Evans2,5133,097-584 (-18.9%)
Rashee Rice3,6514,225-574 (-13.6%)
Michael Wilson2,7672,279+488 (+21.4%)

Saquon Barkley was a Week 9 riser and has now given back 1,156 points, to 1,895. He now carries a buy flag, with the market at 1,683 and the experts at 2,712. Zay Flowers went the other way: he was last week's biggest faller and is up 775 (14.7%) to 6,053, and he now carries a sell flag. Of these eight, 3 rose and 5 fell.

How to use this

  1. Sell the flagged risers first. If you own D'Andre Swift, Bryce Young or Jaylen Warren, price them now at the trade analyzer.
  2. Buy the healthy fallers with a flag. Javonte Williams, Emeka Egbuka and Dak Prescott dropped, and each one still carries a buy flag or averages 15 or more PPG over his last three.
  3. Check status before you pay. Listed Out or IR means the price can move again.
  4. Mind the format. These values are 1QB. In superflex, Bryce Young is 4,766 and Jayden Daniels is 6,619.
  5. Keep watching. The live risers and fallers page updates every day. This list does not. The draft market here is Sleeper only: FFC had no dynasty data today.

Frequently asked questions

Who are the biggest dynasty value risers in Week 10?

As of Nov 9, 2026, since Nov 2, among players we did not feature last week: Jeremiyah Love at +1,739 (+45.1%), D'Andre Swift at +1,380 (+53.4%), Bhayshul Tuten at +1,223 (+41.1%) and Jayden Daniels at +1,056 (+38.7%).

Who are the biggest dynasty value fallers in Week 10?

Chase Brown at -1,466 (-34.9%), Javonte Williams at -1,178 (-24.9%) and Emeka Egbuka at -834 (-19.8%) fell the most in points among players we did not feature last week.

Should I sell a player whose value just jumped?

If the draft market is already at least 35% above the experts, yes. 4 of the 10 risers meet that test, including D'Andre Swift and Bryce Young.

Is a value drop a buy-low signal?

Only when the player is not listed Out or on IR and either the market sits well below the experts or he is still scoring. Javonte Williams (16.9 PPG over his last three) fits. Chase Brown has no flag, so he is a hold.

Where can I check a trade built on these names?

Use the dynasty trade analyzer. It uses the same value scale and the depth discount for multi-player deals.

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Numbers as of November 9, 2026. Live values move daily, so check the linked pages for today’s. Fantasy football is for fun. This is data, not betting advice.

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