DeVonta Smith holds a 16.2% edge in Superflex dynasty value.Updated 9/19/2026
DeVonta Smith is a proven, weekly-startable WR2 with WR1 spike weeks, and he’s already demonstrated he can command high-value targets and produce efficiently in a strong offense. His role is stable: even as the Eagles’ pecking order shifts week-to-week, Smith’s route profile and talent keep his floor intact in PPR formats. The 21.5% market premium is largely paying for bankable production and lower projection risk versus a more volatile profile.
Jameson Williams brings difference-making ceiling via explosive plays and improved route/role growth, and Detroit’s offense can support big weeks even at modest target volume. At 25.4, he offers more runway and the kind of profile that can jump a tier quickly if targets consolidate or he becomes a consistent 1B option. His current cost bakes in uncertainty, which creates asymmetric upside if his weekly usage stabilizes.
DeVonta Smith—take the surer weekly points and lower volatility for a title push.
Jameson Williams—lean into the younger, cheaper ceiling bet unless you can turn Smith into a clear tier-up plus.
Smith is the better bet at cost, but if you can capture that 21.5% gap in extra assets, moving to Jamo is defensible.
Worth more?
DeVonta Smith is worth more today because his target-driven production is proven and repeatable, while Williams is still a projection bet.
Trade?
If you roster Smith, I’d only pivot to Williams if you’re getting a meaningful add-on (roughly a mid 2nd+ equivalent) on top.
Superflex?
In superflex the relative gap between these two WRs is similar, but the best move is still to use either as part of a package to tier up at QB if possible.
See exactly what DeVonta Smith and Jameson Williams are worth side-by-side in our Trade Calculator.
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