Deshaun Watson holds a 11.6% edge in Superflex dynasty value.Updated 10/1/2026
Aaron Rodgers is a proven Hall of Famer with elite efficiency and a long track record of QB1 seasons. He steps into a Pittsburgh offense with strong weapons and a head coach who trusts veteran signal callers. If healthy, Rodgers offers a high weekly ceiling for contenders. Age is the obvious risk—at nearly 43, retirement or injury could end his value overnight. His floor is zero, but his short-term upside is real.
Deshaun Watson is over a decade younger and should have several starting years left. His rushing upside and past elite finishes make him a potential difference-maker if he can regain form. Watson’s recent injuries and inconsistent play are red flags, but his dynasty window is much wider than Rodgers'. If he bounces back, his value could skyrocket. The risk is more about performance, not longevity.
Contenders should lean Rodgers for immediate upside and proven production.
Rebuilding teams should target Watson for long-term potential.
The value gap is marginal, so team context should drive your decision.
Is Aaron Rodgers worth more than Deshaun Watson?
Currently, yes, but only by a slim margin. The gap is likely due to Rodgers' short-term ceiling.
Should I trade Aaron Rodgers for Deshaun Watson?
If you need points now, hold Rodgers. If you're building for the future, trade for Watson.
Who is better in Superflex?
Rodgers is better for the next year, but Watson has more long-term value in Superflex formats.
See exactly what Aaron Rodgers and Deshaun Watson are worth side-by-side in our Trade Calculator.
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