Drake London holds a 37.2% edge in Superflex dynasty value.Updated 9/24/2026
Tate is 3.5 years younger, giving you a longer runway for value growth and a better chance to hit a true breakout window. If he earns a larger role, his dynasty value can jump much faster than a veteran’s because the market rewards young WRs with uncertain ceilings. At a 19.6% discount to London, you’re buying optionality—he doesn’t need to outscore London immediately to gain value.
London is already a proven NFL alpha-type profile with bankable weekly usage when healthy and featured. He carries less projection risk than Tate and is far more likely to be a top-24 WR in the near term, which matters in points leagues. Even at a 19.6% premium, you’re paying for certainty, role stability, and startability.
London—take the higher floor, clearer target share, and immediate weekly lineup value over Tate’s uncertain timeline.
Tate—take the age/insulation and upside-driven value curve, unless you can reroll London into Tate plus an extra meaningful asset.
Slight lean London at only a 19.6% gap, but it’s close enough that team direction and adding a small sweetener decides it.
Worth more?
Drake London is worth more, but the 19.6% gap is modest given his lower risk and clearer production path.
Trade?
If you have Tate, ask for Tate + a 2nd (or equivalent) to move up to London; if you have London, don’t move down without a real add.
Superflex?
In SF, neither gets a format bump like QBs do, so the decision is still mostly about contender points (London) vs rebuild value growth (Tate).
See exactly what Carnell Tate and Drake London are worth side-by-side in our Trade Calculator.
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