De'Von Achane holds a 8.2% edge in Superflex dynasty value.Updated 8/27/2026
De'Von Achane is an explosive young back with elite speed and big-play ability. He averaged over 7 yards per carry as a rookie, flashing league-winning upside in the Miami offense. Achane is nearly four years younger than Hurts and has less mileage on his body. In PPR leagues, his receiving work gives him a high weekly floor. Health and Miami's committee approach are the only real concerns.
Jalen Hurts is a top-five dynasty quarterback, locked into a premier Eagles offense with strong weapons. His rushing upside makes him a fantasy cheat code, and he’s proven durable despite a physical play style. At age 28, he has several elite years left at the game's most valuable fantasy position. In Superflex, QBs are king—Hurts provides weekly consistency and a massive ceiling.
Hurts is the safer win-now asset, especially in Superflex formats.
Achane's youth and upside make him the better long-term bet for rebuilders.
The value gap is small—team needs and format should drive your choice.
15% of champions
De'Von Achane was on 1,043 championship rosters
Jalen Hurts — outside top 50 champion players
Is De'Von Achane worth more than Jalen Hurts?
Yes, by about 4.7% in dynasty Superflex value, but it’s very close and depends on league format and roster needs.
Should I trade De'Von Achane for Jalen Hurts?
If you need a top QB in Superflex, Hurts is the safer play; otherwise, Achane’s youth and upside are hard to pass up.
Who is better in Superflex?
Hurts is more valuable in Superflex due to the premium on elite quarterbacks.
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