Brock Purdy holds a 19.6% edge in Superflex dynasty value.Updated 10/2/2026
Purdy is a locked-in starter on an elite, QB-friendly offense with high weekly efficiency and multi-year stability. His dynasty value is supported by real production and organizational commitment, making him a bankable SF QB2 with QB1 spike weeks. At essentially the same age as Shough, Purdy’s advantage is certainty: you’re buying a role, not a hope.
Shough’s appeal is price and optionality: if he wins/keeps meaningful snaps in New Orleans, the value jump from this tier is massive. In a weak QB landscape, any path to starting games can turn him into a usable SF depth piece or flip candidate. If you’re portfolio-building cheap QBs, Shough is the type of bet that can pay off if chaos hits the depth chart.
Purdy—startable stability matters in contention, and the 23.3% gap is justified by role security.
Purdy—same age but far higher certainty and liquidity, while Shough is mostly a speculative chip.
Not close: take Purdy unless you’re intentionally punting QB scoring and just fishing for low-odds upside.
15.7% of champions
Brock Purdy was on 1,095 championship rosters
Tyler Shough — outside top 50 champion players
Worth more?
Brock Purdy is worth more by a clear margin because he has entrenched starter value while Shough is a contingent outcomes bet.
Trade?
If you have Shough, try to add a small sweetener to get Purdy; if you have Purdy, don’t pivot to Shough unless you’re extracting meaningful extra value.
Superflex?
In superflex, prioritize Purdy heavily because secure starting QBs are the scarcest and most tradable asset class.
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