Values are nearly even — within 5% of each other.Updated 9/21/2026
Jones is the safer bet to start games in the near term, which is the fastest way to return value in Superflex. At 29, he’s a known commodity with a clear path to usable weekly production if he holds the job. With the market gap only ~27%, you’re not paying an extreme premium for the higher floor.
Simpson’s appeal is age-adjusted upside: at 23.6, any hit outcome gives you a much longer runway of value. If he earns/keeps a starting role, his dynasty value can jump quickly from the 1,800s into the mid/upper tier. He fits better as a rebuild chip because his value is less tied to immediate 2026 points and more to future role security.
Take Daniel Jones for the higher probability of startable weeks now, unless you’re already deep at QB and can wait on Simpson’s development.
Take Ty Simpson for the age curve and potential value appreciation if he locks in long-term starting security.
At a 27% gap, it’s close—default to team direction: Jones for points, Simpson for runway and upside.
Worth more?
Daniel Jones is worth more today by market, but Simpson can surpass him if he proves he’s a multi-year starter.
Trade?
If you’re contending, trade Simpson + a small add for Jones; if rebuilding, trade Jones for Simpson + a 2nd-type sweetener.
Superflex?
In Superflex, prioritize the one most likely to start games in your scoring window—Jones for 2026 contention, Simpson for longer-term builds.
See exactly what Daniel Jones and Ty Simpson are worth side-by-side in our Trade Calculator.
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