Drake London holds a 16.6% edge in Superflex dynasty value.Updated 9/28/2026
London is the safer bet: a proven NFL alpha profile with multiple seasons of target-earning already banked and a value that reflects real production rather than projection. At 25, he’s still in the prime window for a WR and should provide a higher weekly floor in lineups that need points now. The 13% value edge is meaningful in dynasty markets and typically requires an added asset to justify moving off him.
McMillan offers the ceiling of a younger, premium-profile WR whose dynasty value can jump quickly if he hits early in Carolina. At 23.3, he aligns better with longer rebuild timelines and gives you more age insulation across the next 2–3 seasons. The discount vs London is the appeal: you’re paying less for a shot at a similar long-term outcome if he becomes the focal point.
London—take the proven points and stability unless you’re getting McMillan plus a real sweetener.
McMillan—take the younger bet, but only if you’re comfortable with rookie/early-career variance and the CAR offensive uncertainty.
London by a small but real margin (the market says ~13%); swapping to McMillan should come with an added pick/player back.
Worth more?
Drake London is worth more right now by about 13%, and that gap is typically a 2nd-ish on top depending on format and league appetite for youth.
Trade?
I’d move London for McMillan + a 2nd (or equivalent) and I’d pay London if I’m a contender who needs bankable WR starts.
Superflex?
In SF, the relative WR-to-WR gap stays similar, but liquid rookie picks/QBs get priority, so don’t overpay beyond a modest add to bridge the 13%.
See exactly what Drake London and Tetairoa McMillan are worth side-by-side in our Trade Calculator.
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