Ja'Marr Chase holds a 44.1% edge in Superflex dynasty value.Updated 9/19/2026
London checks the dynasty boxes: 25, alpha-sized X profile, and already commanding high target shares that translate to a stable weekly floor. If Atlanta’s passing efficiency rises even to league-average (QB/OC continuity, more pass volume), his path to sustained WR1 seasons is straightforward. At a ~43% discount to Chase, he’s a classic “tier-down” candidate that can let you add a premium 1st or strong starter without sacrificing youth.
Chase is a proven overall WR1-level difference-maker with elite efficiency and ceiling that few players in the league can match. He’s attached to a high-end passing environment and has already demonstrated week-winning spike weeks plus season-long dominance, which is what you pay for in dynasty. The price gap is justified because he combines elite talent, elite production, and elite insulation from situation swings.
Chase—his weekly ceiling and top-3 WR season equity are worth paying for when points now matter most.
Chase if you’re consolidating into blue-chip anchors; London if you’re maximizing asset growth by tiering down for extra premium picks.
If the deal is close, take Chase; only pivot to London when you’re clearly gaining meaningful add-ons (early 1st+ or equivalent).
Drake London — outside top 50 champion players
16.4% of champions
Ja'Marr Chase was on 1,142 championship rosters
Worth more?
Ja'Marr Chase by a wide margin and the ~43% gap is broadly in line with the difference between a proven elite WR1 overall and a high-end but unproven WR1/2.
Trade?
If you have Chase, tier down to London only for a strong plus (early 1st or a comparable difference-making asset) on top; if you have London, he’s a great centerpiece in a package to buy Chase.
Superflex?
In SF the relative gap between them is similar—QBs absorb the biggest premiums, but Chase still sits in the elite non-QB tier while London is a tier below.
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