I put Schroder as having the highest trade value. I think a lot of teams would value his skills.
if this were true I dont' think the Celts would have been able to afford him this past summer.
You're not wrong, but I remember hearing that Schroder was Chicago's 2nd choice this past summer. If NOP just decided they wanted to keep Lonzo (which they obviously should have), then we might be talking about Dennis making ~$15M/yr right now and not really batting an eye. I don't think we'll ever be talking about Grant making that much money, but I'd love to see him advance to that point.
thing is teams often get suckered into paying the Dennis Schroders of the world way too much money
guys like Grant Williams sometimes get a bit overpaid but usually not to a crazy degree. the reason that Grant is likely a solid trade asset right now is that he is still on his rookie deal and provides value without needing the ball, so he could fit on almost any team and in many different kinds of lineups. he's also not likely to get super overpaid once he hits free agency because there's very little chance that any team could talk itself into thinking he's got potential as a volume scorer.
Grant is what he is, knows what he is, and plays within that role. There's a lot of value in that.
Schroder is not as good as he thinks he is. That sort of player is best to have on a short, bargain deal. Let him try to play his way into a big contract and then let somebody else make that mistake.