Tyler Allgeier holds a 9.9% edge in Superflex dynasty value.Updated 9/18/2026
Tyler Allgeier has flashed RB2 upside in stretches, with proven early-down production. His efficiency dipped after Bijan arrived, but Allgeier remains a strong between-the-tackles back. New opportunity in Arizona could open a path to meaningful carries behind a less crowded depth chart. At 26, he's not young, but he’s shown more on an NFL field than Rodriguez.
Chris Rodriguez is virtually the same age but less tread on his tires after a slower start to his NFL career. The Jacksonville backfield isn’t locked in long-term, and Rodriguez’s physical style could earn him short-yardage and goal-line work. He’s flashed in limited touches and could carve out a bigger role if the depth chart thins. His cost is slightly lower, making him a cheap upside stash.
Allgeier is the preferred hold for contenders—he’s safer for spot starts.
Rodriguez is a better stash for rebuilders, especially if you’re swinging for upside.
It’s close, but Allgeier holds a slight edge due to proven production.
Is Tyler Allgeier worth more than Chris Rodriguez?
Yes, but only by a slim margin—about 3%. Allgeier’s value comes from a track record of production.
Should I trade Tyler Allgeier for Chris Rodriguez?
Only if you’re rebuilding and want to chase upside at a lower cost. Otherwise, hold Allgeier.
Who is better in Superflex?
Allgeier is slightly better in Superflex, but neither is a difference-maker at RB in that format.
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