Calling out the worst fantasy NFL trades humanity can produce.
The Bullshit Trade Association exists to document, mock, and preserve the most absurd fantasy NFL trade offers ever sent. The shameless lowballs. The obvious fleeces. The “two bench guys and a prayer for your RB1” specials.
“Offering me your backup tight end, a suspended receiver, and vibes for my first-round pick is not negotiation. It is performance art.” – Typical BTA case file
What this is
A hall of shame
We highlight the offers that were never serious, never fair, and never destined to be accepted by anyone with a pulse.
A public service
Some trades are bad. Some are insulting. Some are clearly aimed at the least experienced person in the league. Those deserve sunlight.
A tribute to chaos
Fantasy football is meant to be fun, but there is a special kind of comedy in a trade so one-sided it should probably be investigated.
What qualifies as a certified nonsense trade?
- Three disposable bench players for one elite starter.
- Wildcard “buy low” offers that are really just daylight robbery.
- Trades built entirely on hope, denial, and a preseason article from August.
- Offers sent to new or casual players in the hope they do not realise what is happening.
- Any deal so wildly lopsided that the group chat immediately goes into meltdown.
Got one?
Email us the worst trade you have ever seen. Include screenshots, league context, and a short explanation of why it belongs in the BTA archives.