Rankings

Carnell Tate vs Ja'Marr Chase

Ja'Marr Chase holds a 66.1% edge in Superflex dynasty value.Updated 9/30/2026

3,075
SF Value
9,082
2,982
1QB Value
8,806
-843
30d Trend
-547
#64
Overall Rank
#5
WR#22
Pos Rank
WR#2
21.7
Age
26.6
TEN
Team
CIN
16
Tier
3

THE CASE FOR TATE

Tate is 21.5 with real insulated upside if he earns a full-time role, and his cost (SF 4,548) prices in a lot of uncertainty already. If he hits as a weekly starter, the value delta to elite WR2 territory can be massive relative to acquisition cost. He fits best as a rebuilding chip or a contender’s bench bet where you can wait for a role/target-share breakout.

THE CASE FOR CHASE

Chase is a proven elite WR1 with multi-year top-end production and the kind of weekly ceiling that wins matchups. At 26.4, he’s still squarely in his prime with strong contract/security and an established role as a target/TD engine. The 54% value gap is justified because Chase carries both a higher floor and a league-winning ceiling that Tate hasn’t shown yet.

VERDICT BY TEAM SITUATION

If you're contending:

Take Ja'Marr Chase—he’s the difference-maker you start every week and the title equity outweighs the 54% premium.

If you're rebuilding:

Still Chase unless you’re doing a deep value pivot; if you can turn Chase into Tate plus a blue-chip 1st/young cornerstone, then the retool makes sense.

If value is close:

Not close in standalone value—Chase is the clear side unless the deal adds significant premium assets to Tate.

FREQUENTLY ASKED

Worth more?

Ja'Marr Chase is worth more by a wide margin (SF 9,879 vs 4,548).

Trade?

Only move off Chase if you’re getting Tate plus at least a strong 1st-plus add (or equivalent young starter) to cover the elite-tier gap.

Superflex?

In Superflex, Chase remains the superior non-QB asset; Tate is a secondary piece unless packaged with premium picks/players.

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