D'Andre Swift
D'Andre Swift is still putting up a 71/100 production grade, which is why the name stays expensive. We are bearish because he's a genuine win-now piece (78.1/100), but that is not enough to carry the profile.
- For contenders
- Contenders can hold the production (78/100); don't pay up to acquire.
- For rebuilders
- Rebuilders should shop him while the return is still there (53/100 long-horizon).
- In Superflex
- Similar value in 1QB and Superflex.
- Outlook
- We expect this value to fall — move him while the return is still there.
- Risk
- Low risk profile (26.4/100).
D'Andre Swift is still putting up a 71/100 production grade, which is why the name stays expensive. We are bearish because he's a genuine win-now piece (78.1/100), but that is not enough to carry the profile.
D'Andre Swift: he's a genuine win-now piece (78.1/100), but that is not enough to carry the profile. Backfield churn makes timing the sale (or buy) matter more than the label.
Next move lives on your imported desk — open the league and match contender vs rebuilder, not a generic chart.
1QB and Superflex are the two formats most leagues use; SF TE Premium boosts elite tight ends. Compare against the full trade value chart.
Values are our own: talent (production weighted against draft pedigree), age curve, role security, upside, contract, and risk, scaled by format scarcity. We do not sell or republish consensus ranks. Scale: 0–100 base, open-ended after format adjustment. Read the methodology.