It’s always important to look for value in dynasty fantasy football leagues. While dynasty rookie drafts and the waiver wire are avenues to add value to your roster, the best way tends to be via a good old-fashioned trade.
We’re here to guide you through the fantasy football offseason with plenty of trade advice and tools. You can check out our updated dynasty fantasy football trade value chart. You can jump into our dynasty trade analyzer to evaluate potential deals before you pull the trigger. And of course, you can follow along with Pat Fitzmaurice and Scott Bogman on the dynasty fantasy football podcast.
On a recent episode, Bogman and Fitz discussed players that dynasty fantasy football managers should pursue in their dynasty drafts or via trade.
Here’s the case to try and acquire New Orleans Saints quarterback Jameis Winston, especially in dynasty superflex fantasy football leagues.
While every league is unique, using our latest dynasty trade value chart, here are some potential trades for Winston:
Jameis Winston Dynasty Trade Value in Superflex Leagues: 23
Others with similar trade values:
- Desmond Ridder (QB – ATL): 24
- Matt Corral (QB – CAR): 24
- Clyde Edwards-Helaire (RB – KC): 26
- Tony Pollard (RB – DAL): 24
- Damien Harris (RB – NE): 23
- Kareem Hunt (RB – CLE): 22
- Marquise Brown (WR – ARI): 27
- George Pickens (WR – PIT): 26
- Chase Claypool (WR – PIT): 25
- Kadarius Toney (WR – NYG): 24
- Michael Thomas (WR – NO): 23
- Tyler Lockett (WR – SEA): 23
- Christian Kirk (WR – JAC): 22
- Cole Kmet (TE – CHI): 25
- Trey McBride (TE – ARI): 23
- Dawson Knox (TE – BUF): 22
- Early (Top-3) Second-Round Pick in 2022 Dynasty Rookie Drafts: 24
Let’s see what the experts have to say about his fantasy football outlook:
The additions of Jarvis Landry, Chris Olave, and Michael Thomas are massive benefits for quarterback Jameis Winston, who is starting to emerge from this offseason as an intriguing late-round quarterback fantasy option. Winston played with almost zero weapons a season ago and still managed to average 17.5 fantasy points per game – good for QB14 on the year. The Saints quarterback also finished the season with the league’s sixth-highest passer rating (102.8) and the lowest turnover-worthy play rate (3%) of his career. Winston led all QBs last year in fantasy points per dropback (0.64).
– Andrew Erickson
Last year the Saints put the handcuffs on YOLO Jameis Winston. They ran a slow as molasses offense, relying on their run game and limiting Winston to 25.2 pass attempts and 185.7 passing yards per game. This could easily be the case again in 2022, but there are some reasons for optimism here. Winston will be entering his third season of this offensive scheme, so he should know it inside and out by now. Hopefully, the Saints get Michael Thomas back healthy to pair with newly drafted Chris Olave. This moves Marquez Callaway into a more reasonable WR3 role. This cast of weapons with Alvin Kamara also on board could lead to more passing attempts that we didn’t see in 2021.
– Derek Brown
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