Ja'Marr Chase holds a 13% edge in Superflex dynasty value.Updated 8/27/2026
Ja'Marr Chase is an elite, proven wide receiver in his prime. He offers weekly WR1 upside and is tethered to Joe Burrow, boosting his floor and ceiling. Wide receivers typically have longer career arcs than quarterbacks, making Chase a stable dynasty asset. His production is already banked, and he's a cornerstone for any contender.
Drake Maye enters the league as a highly-touted rookie quarterback with massive upside, especially in Superflex formats. Quarterbacks have outsized value in dynasty Superflex, and Maye could anchor your team for a decade if he hits. His rushing ability adds a fantasy-friendly dimension. There's risk, but also top-5 fantasy QB potential.
Chase is the clear choice for contenders; he provides immediate elite production.
Go with Maye if you’re rebuilding—QB longevity and upside win out in Superflex.
Chase holds a 13% value edge, but format and team needs make this a razor-thin call.
13.9% of champions
Drake Maye was on 967 championship rosters
16.4% of champions
Ja'Marr Chase was on 1,142 championship rosters
Is Ja'Marr Chase worth more than Drake Maye?
Yes, Chase currently holds a 13% value advantage over Maye in Superflex rankings.
Should I trade Ja'Marr Chase for Drake Maye?
Only if you’re rebuilding or desperate at quarterback in Superflex; otherwise, hold Chase.
Who is better in Superflex?
Chase is safer, but Maye could be more valuable if he hits; team context is key.
See exactly what Drake Maye and Ja'Marr Chase are worth side-by-side in our Trade Calculator.
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