Values are nearly even — within 5% of each other.Updated 9/18/2026
Davante Adams is still an elite route runner and target hog, even as he approaches age 34. His move to the Rams ties him to a prolific passing offense with Matthew Stafford. Adams can realistically provide WR1/WR2 production for at least one more season. For contending teams, his weekly ceiling is unmatched at this price point. Age is the only major risk, but the short-term upside is massive.
Alec Pierce is 26, entering his prime, and has flashed deep-threat potential in Indianapolis. He should see increased opportunity as Anthony Richardson develops, especially if the Colts expand their passing volume. While his floor is low, his youth and athleticism give him room to grow into a reliable WR3/flex. Pierce is a pure upside stash for rebuilding rosters, with a chance to outproduce his cost if things break right.
Adams is the clear choice for contenders chasing a championship window.
If you’re rebuilding, pivot to Pierce and lock in youth and future upside.
Adams holds a slight edge in value, but roster direction should drive this decision.
Alec Pierce — outside top 50 champion players
13.9% of champions
Davante Adams was on 969 championship rosters
Is Davante Adams worth more than Alec Pierce?
Yes, Adams is valued about 4% higher and offers elite production right now.
Should I trade Davante Adams for Alec Pierce?
Only if you’re rebuilding and willing to sacrifice short-term points for long-term upside.
Who is better in Superflex?
Adams is better in Superflex, since his production helps you win now regardless of format.
See exactly what Alec Pierce and Davante Adams are worth side-by-side in our Trade Calculator.
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