Dynasty Draft Values: Justin Herbert, Isiah Pacheco, Anthony Richardson (Fantasy Football)

With the NFL Draft over it can be tempting to turn your attention away from your dynasty team as the NFL ‘quiet period’ approaches. The best dynasty managers are the ones who stay engaged all year round, though, and are always looking for trades and values. Here you will find the best dynasty draft values on each NFL team. Below we dive into a few of our favorite dynasty draft values in fantasy football.

Dynasty Draft Values

Los Angeles Chargers: Justin Herbert (QB)

It’s not often we see such a dip in a quarterback’s value after being such a sought-after asset for several years, but that is where Herbert is, falling from the QB2 in September 2022 to QB9. This Chargers offense might not be as pass-heavy as we’d want, but Justin Herbert can be efficient and take the chain-moving passes to players like Ladd McConkey and Josh Palmer. Greg Roman’s offense isn’t gung-ho, but it is efficient — that’s fine at these prices. Herbert can be your QB1/QB2 for the next five years with no concerns and won’t cost more than an early first, at the very most.

Kansas City Chiefs: Isiah Pacheco (RB)

We want running backs who get a lot of touches and are preferably on good teams, Isiah Pacheco ticks all those boxes. Pacheco had the 11th-most touches among backs last year with 17.8, finishing as the RB11 in PPR points per game. He finished with the 13th-most catches among running backs. Normally, for this type of performance, you have to pay at least a first, but Pacheco can be had for a pick in the range of 2.03. He is worth every bit of it.

Indianapolis Colts: Anthony Richardson (QB)

Anthony Richardson only played four games. In those games, however, he averaged 18.2 points, which included two games where he left early. In two full games, Richardson scored 20.9 and 29.6 points. Richardson finished as a top-12 QB in PPG. In four incomplete games, he scored 72 points. It might cost you a high first-round pick to trade for Richardson right now, but it could be a lot more expensive this time next year.