Ja'Marr Chase holds a 25.8% edge in Superflex dynasty value.Updated 8/27/2026
Ja'Marr Chase is a proven elite WR1 with three consecutive top-12 seasons to start his career. He’s tethered to Joe Burrow and a pass-heavy offense for the foreseeable future. At just 26.5, Chase offers elite production with prime years left. In Superflex, stud WRs hold immense positional advantage and weekly upside.
Caleb Williams is a generational QB prospect stepping into a revamped Chicago offense. Young, with immediate job security and high rushing upside, Williams could become a perennial top-5 dynasty QB. Quarterbacks hold premium value in Superflex formats. If he hits, his value could skyrocket past most WRs.
Contenders should stick with the elite production and reliability of Ja'Marr Chase.
Rebuilders can justify pivoting to Caleb Williams for long-term upside at the premium QB position.
Chase is the clear favorite by value, but Williams narrows the gap in pure Superflex formats.
Caleb Williams — outside top 50 champion players
16.4% of champions
Ja'Marr Chase was on 1,142 championship rosters
Is Ja'Marr Chase worth more than Caleb Williams?
Yes, Chase is currently valued about 28.5% higher than Williams in Superflex dynasty rankings.
Should I trade Ja'Marr Chase for Caleb Williams?
Only if you're rebuilding and need a young cornerstone QB; otherwise, Chase is the better asset.
Who is better in Superflex?
Chase is safer and more valuable today, but Williams could surpass him if he hits his ceiling.
See exactly what Caleb Williams and Ja'Marr Chase are worth side-by-side in our Trade Calculator.
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