Draft Value Chart Calculator

NFL draft pick trade value using Jimmy Johnson and Stuart/Hill surplus-value models.

Pick #1 (Side A)

Pick #2 (Side B)

Pick #3 (Side B, optional)

Tab to move between fields

Johnson Value (Pick 1)

3,270

Johnson Value (Pick 2)632

Johnson Value (Pick 3)0

Johnson Trade Diff (A−B)2,638

Stuart Value (Pick 1)3,420

Stuart Trade Diff (A−B)2,947

Pick 1 Round1

How to Use This Calculator

Enter the overall pick number for Side A (the pick being offered).
Enter the pick number(s) for Side B — up to two picks can be combined.
Review the Johnson Chart and Stuart/Hill surplus-value differences.
A positive Trade Diff means Side A has more value; negative means Side B wins the trade.
Use both models together for a balanced view of draft pick trade value.

What each input means

Pick #1 (Side A): Overall pick number for the first side of the trade (1-262).
Pick #2 (Side B): First pick offered by the other side.
Pick #3 (Side B, optional): Optional second pick from side B. Set to 0 to ignore.

Johnson Value (Pick 1): Jimmy Johnson chart value for Pick #1.
Johnson Value (Pick 2): Jimmy Johnson chart value for Pick #2.
Johnson Value (Pick 3): Jimmy Johnson chart value for Pick #3 (0 if unused).
Johnson Trade Diff (A−B): Positive = Side A has more value. Negative = Side B wins the trade.
Stuart Value (Pick 1): Stuart/Hill surplus-value model for Pick #1.
Stuart Trade Diff (A−B): Trade difference using the Stuart/Hill model.
Pick 1 Round: Which round Pick #1 falls in.

Identify Input Parameters
Pick #1 (Side A) = 1, Pick #2 (Side B) = 32, Pick #3 (Side B, optional) = 0 = 3 input(s) provided
Calculate Johnson Value
Johnson Value = johnsonValue(pickNumber1)
3270 = 3270
Calculate Johnson Value
Johnson Value = johnsonValue(pickNumber2)
632 = 632
Calculate Johnson Value
0 = 0