Trades analyzed
Seasons
Analysts
Managers involved
Trades
The analysts
Mel Kiper Jr.
Draft expert with detailed player evaluations. Focuses on talent assessment, rankings, and player upside.
Adam Schefter
NFL insider with a breaking-news style. Provides context, league implications, and behind-the-scenes perspective.
Daniel Jeremiah
Former scout with an analytical lens. Evaluates through talent metrics, scheme fit, and production.
Todd McShay
Draft analyst focused on value and team needs. Evaluates roster construction and team-building strategy.
Louis Riddick
Former GM with an executive perspective. Analyzes asset management and championship windows.
Ian Rapoport
NFL insider with quick, punchy analysis. Provides insider context and future implications.
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- Values. Each asset is priced at the time of the deal using
. The signed number on each side is value received minus value given. - Who won. A side with a net gain over 500 gets the brass rule and the "Won" badge. No mark on the other side means the deal was within noise.
- Lopsided. A trade where one side cleared +500 and the other fell below -500.
- Team names. Names follow the season picker in the header, so an owner who renamed their team shows under the name they used that season.
- The takes. Commentary is generated by analyst personas from the trade details; it is color, not a valuation model.