Dynasty Trade Advice: A.T. Perry, Bijan Robinson, Trey Palmer, Bryce Young (Fantasy Football)

While it’s the offseason for the NFL, dynasty players never get an offseason. Dynasty leagues might not be full of action this time of the year. Yet, it’s the perfect time to make some trades.

Here’s a player to trade for on each NFL team. Below we dive into a few notable dynasty fantasy football trade targets.

Dynasty Players to Buy

Atlanta Falcons: Bijan Robinson (RB)

Robinson entered the NFL with historical expectations. Unfortunately, Arthur Smith’s obsession with using Tyler Allgeier led to a disappointing rookie year for the former Texas star. Thankfully, Smith is no longer his head coach, meaning Robinson should have a featured role next year under new offensive coordinator Zac Robinson. Despite having only 28 more rushing attempts than Allgeier, the rookie was the RB9 last season, averaging 12.8 half-point PPR fantasy points per game. Expect Robinson to become a fantasy superstar in 2024.

Carolina Panthers: Bryce Young (QB)

Much has changed for Young’s fantasy value over the 12 months. Despite being a top 2-3 dynasty rookie pick last year, many won’t give up a late first-round pick for him. He was set up to fail last season, but fantasy players should explore trading for the former Alabama star. He averaged only 9.8 fantasy points per game, a lower average than Zach Wilson. Yet, Young had a few impressive performances as a rookie. Now is the time to buy low on the former No. 1 overall pick.

New Orleans Saints: A.T. Perry (WR)

The Saints lack a proven wide receiver core other than Chris Olave. Yet, Perry had a limited but promising rookie season, averaging 5.5 half-point PPR fantasy points per game. He finished third on the team in receiving touchdowns (four) despite not seeing a target until Week 10. Furthermore, the rookie ended the year playing well, scoring double-digit fantasy points in two of the final three games. With Michael Thomas unlikely to return in 2024, Perry could become a touchdown-upside starter for New Orleans.

Tampa Bay Buccaneers: Trey Palmer (WR)

While the Buccaneers want Mike Evans back for next season, the star receiver turns 31 in August and could start to decline. Meanwhile, Chris Godwin is entering the final year of his contract and struggled in 2023, averaging 9.9 half-point PPR fantasy points per game, his lowest average since his sophomore season. Palmer flashed potential as a sixth-round rookie, finishing third on the team in receiving touchdowns. With Russell Gage likely getting cut, Palmer is worth trading for and seeing what happens with Tampa Bay’s receiving core this offseason.

Dynasty Trade Value Chart & Advice

Whether it’s a dynasty startup draft or your rookie draft, we have you covered. Our team of fantasy football analysts includes Derek Brown, Pat Fitzmaurice, and Andrew Erickson. And Fitz and Scott Bogman will have you covered every week through the offseason with our Dynasty Football Podcast. They’ve all collaborated to provide our dynasty trade value chart. This is a dynamic chart created using a consensus of the analysts’ dynasty rankings.