Welcome to the dynasty trading post, where optimizing strategy, roster construction, format, and player value oscillations are examined weekly with examples and completed dynasty trades.

This week, we'll focus on the latest injuries for Dak Prescott and Chris Olave, plus the post-breakout game for Jaxon Smith-Njigba.

All trades are Superflex unless stated otherwise

QB Dak Prescott, Dallas

Dak Prescott was already fading in the dynasty trading market due to a ho-hum year as a veteran quarterback. Prescott has not been much of a rushing option since his ankle fracture in 2020. That said, Prescott's plummeting price has been far more severe than warranted, considering Prescott had eight straight QB13 or better finishes in his career leading up to 2024. Prescott sits in the QB16-20 range for the market and is poised to be one of the best values in Superflex startup drafts once the offseason opens for business. That said, Prescott is the perfect buy for dynasty teams out of the race in the final weeks before the trade deadline. Even contending teams who can afford to invest in Prescott, who may not play again this season (minimum four games and see where Dallas is sitting by then), will be better for it in the long run.

• Prescott for 25 2nd, 26 1st
• Prescott, Jalen Coker, Jerry Jeudy for Trevor Lawrence
• Prescott, Xavier Worthy, 25 1st for Kyler Murray, James Conner
• Prescott, Bucky Irving for Baker Mayfield, Najee Harris
• Prescott, Stefon Diggs, Chris Godwin for Kirk Cousins, Aaron Rodgers

The first trade is an example of a contending team giving only future picks (projecting late) for Prescott. The others are prime examples of a non-contending team giving production now for Prescott (and others) for 2025 and beyond. In addition to aiding draft position, the ancillary pieces are aligned with the same vision. For example, the final deal, which gives two starting quarterbacks for Prescott and multiple injured wide receivers is a perfect construction as a win-win deal.