Dynasty Score

A composite dynasty valuation that combines current production with age-adjusted longevity curves and positional scarcity.

Category: General · Status: Active

What it measures

Dynasty Score projects long-term fantasy asset value by blending current season production ratings with age-based depreciation curves specific to each position.

Inputs

• Gridiron Overall Rating: Current-season composite rating as the production baseline.
• Player age: Current age, mapped to position-specific aging curves.
• Positional aging curves: QBs age gracefully; RBs depreciate fastest. WRs and TEs fall between.
• AIS penalty (RBs only): Running backs receive a workload-adjusted penalty based on career Accumulated Impact Score.

Scale

• 90 – 99: Cornerstone dynasty asset - elite production and long-term runway.
• 70 – 89: Strong dynasty hold - valuable asset with meaningful remaining value.
• 50 – 69: Mid-tier asset - consider selling if better offers emerge.
• Below 50: Aging or declining - sell candidate unless rebuild value exists.

How to use it

• When evaluating dynasty trades, compare Dynasty Scores rather than current-season rankings.
• Identify sell-high candidates: players with high Overall Rating but declining Dynasty Score.
• Young players at premium positions with rising Dynasty Scores are cornerstone buy targets.

Limitations

• Aging curves are averages - individual players may age faster or slower than the model predicts.
• Does not account for contract situations, team quality, or coaching changes.
• Rookie projections carry significant uncertainty that compounds in multi-year Dynasty Scores.