Daniel Jones holds a 52.2% edge in Superflex dynasty value.Updated 10/1/2026
Jones is the higher-probability 2026 starter given his veteran profile and the current market paying for “known” QB snaps, which is why he’s priced ~32% higher. If he lands/holds a job with even middling volume, he can be a usable SF QB2 and spike value quickly in-season. For contenders, that bankable floor of potential starts often matters more than long-run upside.
Shedeur is younger with a clearer path to meaningfully appreciating if he hits, and his value is less tied to short-term job security than Jones’s. In SF, any rookie/young QB who establishes himself as a multi-year starter can jump tiers, and Sanders is priced in the range where one good year can create a large gain. For rebuilders, you’re buying a longer runway and asymmetric upside versus a veteran placeholder.
Lean Daniel Jones if you need 2025–26 points/starts; the extra cost is justified for short-window stability.
Lean Shedeur Sanders for age, upside, and better odds of value growth over multiple seasons.
If you’re not clearly contending, prefer Sanders and only pay the Jones premium when you’re solving a starting-QB problem right now.
Worth more?
Daniel Jones is worth more today by market price, but Sanders has the better chance to be worth more a year from now if he secures/keeps a starting role.
Trade?
Contender move: Sanders + a 2nd-ish asset for Jones; rebuilder move: Jones for Sanders + a 2nd-ish.
Superflex?
In superflex you generally pay up for guaranteed starts, so Jones fits win-now while Sanders is the upside bet if you can survive the volatility.
See exactly what Daniel Jones and Shedeur Sanders are worth side-by-side in our Trade Calculator.
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