Tetairoa McMillan holds a 19% edge in Superflex dynasty value.Updated 9/19/2026
DeVonta Smith is a proven, high-floor WR2 with spike-week upside tied to an elite QB and an efficient Eagles offense. His role is stable even as the No. 2, and he’s already shown he can earn targets and win in big games. For contenders, bankable weekly usability matters more than theoretical growth, and Smith gives you that right now.
Tetairoa McMillan is 4+ years younger with a true alpha-path outcome, and that age/ceiling profile is exactly what accrues value in dynasty. If he hits as a target-dominant X, his market value and weekly advantage can clear Smith’s in a way a secondary option rarely does. The current 27.4% gap reflects that upside and insulation, even if the near-term floor is shakier in Carolina.
DeVonta Smith if you’re pushing chips in this year; I’d only pivot to McMillan if you’re gaining meaningful extra value on top.
Tetairoa McMillan for the age curve, higher ceiling, and better value insulation over a multi-year window.
At a 27.4% McMillan premium, I lean McMillan unless Smith is the piece that clearly wins you a title this season.
Worth more?
McMillan is worth more in dynasty markets today, and the 27.4% premium is mostly youth + alpha-upside pricing.
Trade?
If you have Smith, ask for McMillan plus a sweetener; if you have McMillan, only sell for Smith if you’re contending and getting an additional asset back.
Superflex?
No major format change between these two WRs in SF—this is still a youth/ceiling (McMillan) vs proven contender floor (Smith) decision.
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