CeeDee Lamb holds a 48.6% edge in Superflex dynasty value.Updated 9/19/2026
CeeDee Lamb is a proven elite WR1 with weekly matchup-winning ceilings and the highest year-to-year projection in this deal. At 27, he’s still squarely in his prime and his value is insulated by multiple seasons of top-end production. Even with the higher cost, you’re paying for certainty and an immediate title-window difference-maker.
Jordyn Tyson’s appeal is age (22) plus the possibility of a value climb if he earns a meaningful role quickly. The 43% value gap suggests the market is already baking in significant risk—he’s priced like a bet, not a cornerstone. If you’re rebuilding, that discount can make sense if you can add another solid asset/pick on top and diversify the risk.
Lamb—this is the kind of premium you pay to lock in elite points and reduce lineup volatility.
Tyson only if you’re also getting meaningful plus value (e.g., a 1st/early 2nd tier add); otherwise keep Lamb and rebuild around the bankable stud.
Not close straight up—Lamb is the clear side unless Tyson is accompanied by substantial additional assets.
11.1% of champions
CeeDee Lamb was on 775 championship rosters
Jordyn Tyson — outside top 50 champion players
Worth more?
CeeDee Lamb is worth more by a wide margin right now based on production certainty and market value.
Trade?
Only move Lamb for Tyson if the return includes a strong added piece (premium pick or young starter) that closes most of the 43% gap.
Superflex?
Even in superflex, elite WRs hold strong value—this doesn’t change the takeaway unless the added asset is a high-end QB-related piece.
See exactly what CeeDee Lamb and Jordyn Tyson are worth side-by-side in our Trade Calculator.
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