Makai Lemon holds a 13.9% edge in Superflex dynasty value.Updated 10/1/2026
Brian Thomas has the cleaner NFL production/role signal right now: a starting outside WR with clear weekly target/TD paths, which is what you want in dynasty liquidity. Jacksonville’s WR room and QB situation give him a more bankable year-to-year floor than a typical young WR with similar market value. He’s also already “priced in” as a usable fantasy starter, making him easier to contend with and harder to devalue quickly.
Makai Lemon’s appeal is the youth curve and upside insulation: at 22.2, he has more development runway while being valued essentially the same as Thomas. In Philadelphia, the offense can be highly efficient, so if Lemon earns a meaningful role, his spike-week profile could be strong even on modest volume. If his talent/role growth hits, the market tends to reward young Eagles pass-catchers quickly, creating value appreciation potential.
Brian Thomas—take the clearer weekly startability and near-term role certainty when the values are essentially even.
Makai Lemon—take the younger asset with more theoretical value-growth runway at a nearly identical SF price.
With only a ~1.5% gap, treat it as team-build preference: Thomas for floor/liquidity now, Lemon for age/upside speculation.
Worth more?
They’re effectively a coin flip by market, but I’d give a slight edge to Thomas for certainty unless you’re explicitly chasing youth-upside.
Trade?
If moving Thomas, ask for Lemon plus a small add (late 2nd/3rd type); if moving Lemon, try to get Thomas straight up or with a minor throw-in back.
Superflex?
Superflex doesn’t materially change this WR-vs-WR decision—use your roster timeline and risk tolerance as the tiebreaker.
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