Drake Maye holds a 24.8% edge in Superflex dynasty value.Updated 10/1/2026
Maye is already priced like a cornerstone SF QB and the market is confirming it with the stronger trend. He has the size/arm/talent profile that keeps his dynasty value insulated even through growing pains. If he hits as a top-10 real-life QB, you’re holding an irreplaceable asset in Superflex.
Dart is the classic value swing: cheaper cost, still young, and any sign he’s a long-term starter spikes his SF value fast. At QB26 pricing, you’re buying optionality with less downside than most “mystery box” QBs. He’s the kind of piece that can be a throw-in today and a major trade chip tomorrow if he earns the job and keeps it.
Maye—bet on weekly stability and trade-proof QB value in Superflex lineups.
Maye—elite insulation plus ceiling; only pivot to Dart if you’re stacking extra firsts on top.
It isn’t close straight up: Maye by a tier, and Dart needs meaningful plus value attached to match.
13.9% of champions
Drake Maye was on 967 championship rosters
Jaxson Dart — outside top 50 champion players
Is Drake Maye worth more than Jaxson Dart?
Yes—by a clear tier in Superflex, and the 40% market gap reflects that. Maye’s path to becoming an elite dynasty asset is simply more probable.
Should I trade Drake Maye for Jaxson Dart?
Not straight up. If you move off Maye, you should be getting Dart plus a significant premium (think a 1st+ level add) to justify the downgrade.
Who is better in Superflex?
Maye. Dart is a fine buy-low swing, but Maye is the QB you build around because his ceiling and value insulation are superior.
See exactly what Drake Maye and Jaxson Dart are worth side-by-side in our Trade Calculator.
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