Jordan Love holds a 35.8% edge in Superflex dynasty value.Updated 9/9/2026
Jones’ path to value is simple: if he wins the IND job (or becomes the first injury replacement), his rushing gives him usable weekly SF floors. At his depressed cost, you’re paying for a cheap QB2/spot-starter outcome rather than needing him to be a long-term franchise answer. If you’re already strong at QB, he’s a low-risk bet that can turn into a flip asset the moment he strings together a few startable games.
Love is the clear higher-ceiling dynasty asset because he’s a locked-in starter with multi-year runway and a strong organizational commitment. Even with volatility, his weekly spike potential and stable role keep him firmly in the QB1/QB2 range in Superflex valuation. He’s the type of quarterback you build around because the market will keep him liquid and insulated from short-term swings more than most mid-tier starters.
Love by a wide margin—he’s a start-and-forget SF QB, while Jones is a speculative depth piece unless he’s starting and running.
Love—age, job security, and trade liquidity fit rebuild timelines; Jones is a short-window lottery ticket.
Given the ~39% gap, Jones only makes sense as an add-on or throw-in, not as a 1-for-1 pivot off Love.
Worth more?
Jordan Love is worth more by a large tier due to locked-in starting role and longer-term value insulation.
Trade?
If you have Love, don’t move him for Jones unless you’re getting significant premium picks/players on top; if you have Jones, sell quickly if he earns starts.
Superflex?
In Superflex, prioritize Love as a core QB asset, while Jones is only a roster-stash/spot-start bet contingent on starts and rushing.
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