Use draft capital (Draft Cap in the tables below) as a starting point.You will get your best results if you have some guardrails in place to help you avoid reaching on players and, on the other hand, knowing when a player is too valuable to pass on if he slides. However, at least trying to do so helps you gain valuable insights and gives you the information necessary to maximize the returns you get from your dynasty rookie draft capital. No, it is not always easy or comfortable trying to put numbers on things. One lesson learned from many years of drafting rookies is that having a logical process to the way you put together your draft board is a huge key to having success. Have some conviction on players but don’t go too overboard with thinking you have all the answers. If you are just drafting off of somebody else’s rankings or blindly taking players in the order they went off the board in the NFL Draft, you are doing dynasty wrong. Instead, the idea is to provide a frame of reference and some tools to help you to put together your own rookie draft board in a smart and logical way. The goal here is NOT to give you a set of paint-by-numbers list of rookie rankings that you should strictly follow. The normal May dynasty trade value article can be found here. Here, we will do a deep dive on the trade value and rankings of rookies. With so much new information to digest from the NFL Draft, May’s dynasty trade value article has been split into two parts.
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