Drake London holds a 42.6% edge in Superflex dynasty value.Updated 10/2/2026
Drake London is a proven NFL alpha with elite target-earning traits and a clear path to sustained WR1/2 production. At 25, he’s entering his prime and carries significantly less projection risk than a rookie/young unknown, which matters in dynasty liquidity. The 36.8% value gap is justified because London’s floor (weekly role + market share) is already established in a way Tyson hasn’t shown yet.
Jordyn Tyson is 22 with a cheaper acquisition cost, giving you more roster flexibility to add picks/other assets around him. If he earns an early, stable role in New Orleans, his value can spike quickly because young WR breakouts reprice fast in dynasty markets. He fits rebuild timelines better since you’re paying for upside rather than banked production.
London—take the bankable weekly volume and lower risk, even at the 36.8% premium.
Tyson if you can add something on top (pick/upgrade) to compensate the gap; otherwise London is still the better cornerstone.
London is the correct side straight up; only pivot to Tyson if the deal includes enough extra value to offset the tier drop.
Worth more?
Drake London is worth more by a meaningful tier, consistent with the 36.8% gap.
Trade?
Move London for Tyson only if you’re getting an added 1st-ish equivalent (or a strong pick/young starter) on top.
Superflex?
Superflex doesn’t materially change this WR-vs-WR call—London still profiles as the safer, higher-value asset.
See exactly what Drake London and Jordyn Tyson are worth side-by-side in our Trade Calculator.
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