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Dynasty WR Trade Values by Age, Week 9

Dynasty WR trade values by age as of Nov 8, 2026: the top 10 receivers, three age bands, biggest movers since Oct 30 and four fair trades.

As of Nov 8, 2026, Jaxon Smith-Njigba (age 24, 10,184) is the top dynasty receiver. Receivers aged 27 to 29 cost the most per head at 6,725 points; Zay Flowers fell 2,267 since Oct 30 and Matthew Golden rose 1,041.

By DynastyMath Staff · Published · Numbers as of November 8, 2026 · 5 min read

Age sets the price at receiver, and the veterans still cost the most. Values as of Nov 8, 2026. Changes compare to Oct 30, the day of our Week 8 receiver piece.

Jaxon Smith-Njigba leads the board at 10,184, up 116 since Oct 30. He is 24 and scores 27.5 per game, the best PPG of the top 24 receivers. Puka Nacua (9,476) and Ja'Marr Chase (9,228) follow. Values use a 0-10,000 scale.

The top 10 receivers by value

PlayerAgeValue (1QB)SuperflexRankChange since Oct 30PPGStatus
Jaxon Smith-Njigba (SEA)2410,1849,2491+116 (+1.2%)27.5—
Puka Nacua (LAR)259,4768,3423+255 (+2.8%)23.1—
Ja'Marr Chase (CIN)269,2288,0315+360 (+4.1%)18.3—
Amon-Ra St. Brown (DET)279,0057,8296+499 (+5.9%)20.1Questionable
CeeDee Lamb (DAL)278,9747,8317-474 (-5.0%)21—
Justin Jefferson (MIN)277,4246,1809-592 (-7.4%)14.4—
Malik Nabers (NYG)237,1725,74610+248 (+3.6%)17.2—
Drake London (ATL)257,1155,89511+597 (+9.2%)13.7—
Chris Olave (NO)266,1244,72114-513 (-7.7%)17.8—
Garrett Wilson (NYJ)266,0554,75416+78 (+1.3%)14.2Out

Rank is overall, all positions. Drake London is the biggest riser of the ten, up 597 to 7,115. He is 25 and scores 13.7 per game. Justin Jefferson is the biggest faller, down 592 to 7,424. CeeDee Lamb is down 474 at 8,974, even with 21 per game. Both are 27. Ja'Marr Chase has the opposite profile: 18.3 on the season and 22.7 over his last three.

Two of the ten carry a tag. Amon-Ra St. Brown is Questionable and Garrett Wilson is Out. The other eight show none in our data.

Value by age band

The top 24 receivers by value, grouped by age. Nobody in that group is 30 or older.

Age bandReceiversCombined valueAverageChange since Oct 30
23 and under527,4435,489+1,956
24 to 261272,7626,064-1,779
27 to 29747,0776,725+407

The 27-to-29 group is the priciest per head at 6,725. The 24-to-26 group is the biggest at 12 receivers and 72,762 points, and it is down 1,779 since Oct 30. The 23-and-under group is up 1,956, the best move of the three, led by Matthew Golden (+1,041) and Luther Burden III (+768). Changes are summed over today's members of each band.

The read: the market still pays a premium for 27-to-29 receivers, and money is moving toward the youngest tier. Rebuilders should sell a veteran into that gap. Buyers who can wait should get a 23-and-under receiver while the rise is early.

Biggest movers since Oct 30

Receivers worth at least 2,500 on either day. Four risers, four fallers.

PlayerAgeValue (1QB)Oct 30ChangePPGLast 3Flag
Matthew Golden (GB)235,1854,144+1,041 (+25.1%)16.417.7—
Jameson Williams (DET)253,6262,653+973 (+36.7%)14.420.6—
Omar Cooper Jr. (NYJ)223,2152,375+840 (+35.4%)12.216.3sell (+202%)
Tee Higgins (CIN)275,5374,762+775 (+16.3%)19.922.8sell (+83%)
Zay Flowers (BAL)264,9247,191-2,267 (-31.5%)15.911—
Jordyn Tyson (NO) (Questionable)221,6272,712-1,085 (-40.0%)——buy (-92%)
Emeka Egbuka (TB) (Questionable)243,4174,270-853 (-20.0%)11.912.8buy (-74%)
A.J. Brown (NE) (Out)292,7483,508-760 (-21.7%)6.46.4—

Zay Flowers is the largest fall of any receiver, down 2,267 to 4,924. He is 26, ranks 31st overall and still scores 15.9 per game, with 11 over his last three. That makes him a buy-low question, not a verdict. Matthew Golden is the largest rise, up 1,041 to 5,185. Jameson Williams (+973) and Omar Cooper Jr. (+840) follow. Tee Higgins is up 775 to 5,537, and he carries our sell flag (+83% market vs experts).

Emeka Egbuka is down 853 to 3,417 and listed Questionable. His flag is buy, so the market is cheaper than the experts. Jordyn Tyson is off 1,085 (40%) with no games played, and he is listed Questionable.

Four fair trades

TradeYou sendYou getGap
Chris Olave for Nico Collins6,1246,049+1.2%
CeeDee Lamb for Christian Watson + Zay Flowers8,9748,931+0.5%
Justin Jefferson for Parker Washington + Rashee Rice7,4247,407+0.2%
Tee Higgins for Omar Cooper Jr. + Ladd McConkey5,5375,559-0.4%

These use 1QB values and the calculator rule: the best piece counts 100%, the second 75%. Fair means within 5%. The tightest is Justin Jefferson for Parker Washington + Rashee Rice, a +0.2% gap. Nobody in these deals is tagged Out. Chris Olave for Nico Collins swaps a 26-year-old for a 27-year-old, 6,124 against 6,049.

Run your own version in the trade analyzer. Superflex values shift these deals, so price them both ways.

How to use this

  1. Find your receivers on the dynasty WR rankings and note each age band.
  2. Sell veterans in the 27-to-29 band after a price rise. Selling after a drop is selling low.
  3. Check a falling name like Zay Flowers or Chris Olave against his PPG before you move him.
  4. Build any swap in the trade analyzer and keep it inside 5%.
  5. Cross-check prices on the dynasty trade value chart. Drake London is the top-10 name with the biggest rise.

Frequently asked questions

What are dynasty WR trade values by age in Week 9?

As of Nov 8, 2026, the top-24 receivers aged 27 to 29 average 6,725 points, the 24-to-26 group 6,064 and the 23-and-under group 5,489. No receiver in the top 24 is 30 or older.

Who is the top dynasty receiver right now?

Jaxon Smith-Njigba, age 24, at 10,184 in 1QB and 9,249 in superflex. He scores 27.5 PPG. Puka Nacua is second at 9,476.

Which dynasty receivers rose the most since Oct 30?

Among receivers worth at least 2,500, Matthew Golden (+1,041 to 5,185), Jameson Williams (+973) and Omar Cooper Jr. (+840) rose the most. Zay Flowers fell the most, -2,267.

Is Chris Olave for Nico Collins a fair dynasty trade?

By our calculator, yes. 6,124 against 6,049 is a +1.2% gap, inside the 5% fair range.

Do superflex values change WR prices?

Yes. Every receiver in the top 10 is worth less in superflex than in 1QB. Smith-Njigba is 10,184 in 1QB and 9,249 in superflex. Check both in the trade analyzer.

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Numbers as of November 8, 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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