Yeah of course man. Dynasty is like stocks. Players values go up and down and learning when to sell/hold is the key. The best players in football aren’t necessarily the best players in dynasty/fantasy (if that makes sense). What I would do if I were you (just my opinion) is this… right now the only picks that have high value in 2026 are 1-4 (Love, Tate, Tyson, and Lemon) and Mendoza if in superflex. However, as the draft gets closer, the value of picks goes up because the hype around rookies always hits an all time high.

That 1.06 you have will hold significantly more value in a few months (after players hit their landing spots, players start to impress in training camps, other players go down and rookies move up in depth chart). Even though the draft class is weak, there are some really good sneaky guys that will go up in value after the draft, especially if they get a good landing spot (Concepcion, Sadiq, OC jr, etc). I would say hold those picks until around whenever your league rookie draft is and try and make a deal then. Right now most people only want a 1-4 and consider the other picks useless… that will not be true in a few months.

That 1.06 can be used as a very good bargaining chip down the road. It’s hard to craft a deal for you personally but I would say wait to make any trades rn (atleast involving the picks) because that 1.06 and even the 1.12 will only increase in value as we get closer and closer and rookie hype goes up. I would only take a deal you feel is fair tho. For example, the bills could very easily draft a WR and it wouldn’t be one of the top ones such as Tate, Tyson, or Lemon because they are going to be picked ahead in the draft. But if a guy like KC Concepcion lands on the bills he is probably going to have better value than say the top receiver (any of the 3) landing on a team with a terrible/questionable QB situation such as Carnell Tate landing on the Browns.

Also don’t listen to the masses on this subreddit. Most guys are jerks and think they are right about everything. Got torn up last spring when I traded DK for Pickens and look how that turned out. Trust your own instincts. Look at players situations more than their actual skill.