Alec Pierce holds a 18.9% edge in Superflex dynasty value.Updated 10/2/2026
Alec Pierce has quietly earned a consistent role in the Colts' offense. He's flashed deep-ball skills and could benefit from Anthony Richardson's development. At 26, he's entering his prime and offers weekly floor as a WR4/5. He's not a league-winner, but he's a reliable depth piece for contenders.
Quentin Johnston was a first-round pick with explosive athleticism, but his rookie year was a major disappointment. Still just 24, he has more upside if he can develop with the Chargers' new-look offense. His ceiling is higher than Pierce’s, but his floor is much lower. He remains a classic boom-bust dynasty stash.
Pierce is the safer bet for immediate depth on a contending roster.
Johnston’s youth and upside make him the clear choice for rebuilders willing to gamble.
Pierce holds a slight edge in value, but Johnston’s higher upside keeps this close.
Is Alec Pierce worth more than Quentin Johnston?
Yes, but only by a small margin—roughly 4% in current dynasty value.
Should I trade Alec Pierce for Quentin Johnston?
If you’re rebuilding and can wait on upside, yes. Otherwise, keep Pierce for safer production.
Who is better in Superflex?
Neither has strong Superflex relevance, but Pierce offers safer weekly points while Johnston is the higher-upside stash.
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