Values are nearly even — within 5% of each other.Updated 10/2/2026
Denzel Boston is over four years younger than Michael Wilson, giving him a much longer runway for dynasty value growth. He’s attached to a Cleveland offense that may be trending up, and his age gives him more time to emerge. The slight value lead suggests the dynasty market already sees his upside. If Boston flashes, his value could rise rapidly, making him a solid stash in deep leagues.
Michael Wilson brings immediate NFL experience and a clearer role in Arizona's offense. He’s flashed on the field and has the trust of the coaching staff, which could yield short-term production. At 26.5, his ceiling is likely capped, but his floor is higher for now. If you need points this year, Wilson is the safer bet.
If you’re contending, Wilson’s current role makes him the preferred option.
If you’re rebuilding, Boston’s youth and upside make him the clear play.
The gap between them is marginal, but timeline and team situation should drive your decision.
Denzel Boston — outside top 50 champion players
10.9% of champions
Michael Wilson was on 758 championship rosters
Is Denzel Boston worth more than Michael Wilson?
Yes, but only by a slim margin, driven mostly by age and future upside.
Should I trade Denzel Boston for Michael Wilson?
Only if you need points right away and are making a championship push.
Who is better in Superflex?
Neither has Superflex-specific appeal, but Boston’s youth gives him a slight edge in long-term leagues.
See exactly what Denzel Boston and Michael Wilson are worth side-by-side in our Trade Calculator.
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