Does anyone else consider the trade score in selecting Draft choices

For instance, this is the highest rated player as rated by AI CPU in a draft for RDE
https://mfn83.myfootballnow.com/player/3811
As one can see by his player card under details, his trade value is 2500

while 15 positions lower, and rated by the CPU as the 3rd best RDE
https://mfn83.myfootballnow.com/player/3731
he has a trade value of 3000

What's up with that?

He probably has secondary positions where he is by far better than the 2500 guy. Lets say

Mick jager. 2500 trade score
40/92 rde
38/84lde
35/82 dt

Bon jovi. 3000 trade score
40/90rde
38/89lde
37/88dt

In this particular choice id take bon jovi (fictional player u guessed ritgh) as he will be really usefull in case of injurys by exemple..
But thats still just my opinion

That should only matter if one of the secondary positions is better than the other player's best position.

The trade score is calculated based on the best position, not other positions.

Good to know! Thanks for the info

Okay, hate to throw a monkey wrench into the gears, but each players best position is RDE.

So why is a lower ranked RDE by the AI considered a higher / better trade value than the highest rated by the AI RDE

safer pick in terms of volatility?

weight plays a role?

one is only good at rde the other is just awesome everywhere but rde is his best?

just throwing things out there but im not sure.