Elijah Arroyo dynasty trade value
Elijah Arroyo (SEA) is on the Smash Accept dynasty board, valued for superflex, 1QB and TE-premium leagues.
Superflex value
1,450
12-team · PPR
1QB value
1,450
TE premium
1,957
+0.5 per rec
Overall rank
#307
TE38 of 68
Elijah Arroyo (SEA) is the TE38 on the Smash Accept dynasty board, ranked 307 overall with a superflex trade value of 1,450. That puts him in the F tier — deep stash tight end territory among 68 ranked tight ends. At 23 he is young for a tight end, a position that develops late and holds value into the early thirties.
Value trend
7 days: +0
30 days: -485 (-25.1%) · down 4 at TE
90 days: -685
Over the last 30 days his value is down 485 (-25.1%), from 1,935 on 2026-10-05. That cost him 4 spots at TE. Over 90 days he is down 685.
Comparable players
- WR
1,448
- WR
1,454
- QB
1,445
Value-matched trade ideas
Balanced on raw value. The calculator adds your league settings and the consolidation bonus before it grades them.
1-for-1
Give: Elijah Arroyo · 1,450
Get: Mike Williams · 1,448
Gap: -0.1% to the side receiving Mike Williams
Recent news
- Oct 31Have skills, need opportunity: 10 fantasy football picks who just need a chance
- Oct 31Arroyo (coach's decision) is inactive for Sunday's game against the Rams.
- Oct 31Seahawks add Holani, Arroyo for NFC title game
- Oct 31Arroyo (knee), who remains on IR, was a full participant at practice Tuesday, John Boyle of the Seahawks' official site reports.
- Oct 31The Seahawks announced Wednesday that Arroyo (knee) has been designated to return to practice from IR, Brady Henderson of ESPN.com reports.
Elijah Arroyo in dynasty: value, format and fit
In a 1QB league he is worth 1,450, the same as superflex, because the format adjustment only moves quarterbacks. With TE premium (+0.5 per reception) he rises to 1,957. These are the numbers the dynasty trade calculator starts from; league size, scoring and consolidation logic adjust them for the trade in front of you.
The players closest to him in value are Mike Williams (WR, 1,448), Marquise Brown (WR, 1,454) and Gardner Minshew (QB, 1,445). Inside that band, position and age decide the trade, not the raw number. A straight swap for Mike Williams (WR) is -0.1% for the side receiving Mike Williams (WR).
Recent news that can move his value: "Have skills, need opportunity: 10 fantasy football picks who just need a chance" (Oct 31); "Arroyo (coach's decision) is inactive for Sunday's game against the Rams." (Oct 31); "Seahawks add Holani, Arroyo for NFC title game" (Oct 31). Values update as the creators re-rank after news like this.
Elijah Arroyo dynasty value: questions
What is Elijah Arroyo's dynasty trade value?+
1,450 in a 12-team superflex PPR league on the Smash Accept board, where he ranks TE38 and 307 overall in the F tier.
What tier is Elijah Arroyo in?+
The F tier (deep stash) at tight end, based on his value as a share of the TE1's. Tiers are the useful unit in a trade: players inside one tier are close to interchangeable, and crossing a tier line is where a pick gets added.
Is Elijah Arroyo a buy or a sell right now?+
His value is down 485 over 30 days while he is still young for a tight end, which is the profile of a buy-low if the drop is news-driven rather than role-driven.
What is Elijah Arroyo worth in superflex vs 1QB?+
1,450 in superflex and 1,450 in 1QB. Non-quarterbacks keep the same value in both formats; the difference in a trade comes from the quarterbacks on the other side.
Who is Elijah Arroyo comparable to in dynasty value?+
Mike Williams (1,448), Marquise Brown (1,454), Gardner Minshew (1,445) sit closest to him on the board. Players within a few percent trade roughly even; the calculator tells you which side needs a sweetener.
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