Jaxson Dart holds a 38.3% edge in Superflex dynasty value.Updated 9/18/2026
Mendoza is younger and cheaper, which matters at QB where the best ROI often comes from buying uncertainty before a starter window opens. If he’s even a 1–2 year bridge starter in LV, his value can jump quickly from this tier because usable QB weeks are scarce in Superflex. He’s the better bet to outperform cost if you’re playing the market and can tolerate volatility.
Dart carries the higher SF market value because he’s more insulated: if he’s starting or projected to start for NYG, even mediocre production sustains value. His profile tends to offer more week-to-week fantasy usability via mobility/created plays, which raises his floor relative to low-ceiling pocket outcomes. You’re paying for probability of starts and tradable liquidity, not just raw upside.
Take Dart—higher likelihood of startable weeks and better value insulation is what contenders should be buying.
Take Mendoza—cheaper asymmetric bet where one starting opportunity can erase the 24% gap.
At a 24.1% gap, I’d lean Dart unless you’re explicitly hunting a discount upside swing and can roster two-plus QBs ahead of Mendoza.
Worth more?
Dart is worth more right now by market (5,316 vs 4,037) and is the safer hold.
Trade?
If you have Mendoza, I’d add a small piece to tier up to Dart; if you have Dart, I’d only tier down to Mendoza if you’re getting a meaningful sweetener.
Superflex?
In Superflex, prioritize the QB more likely to start (Dart), but Mendoza is a strong buy if your room can absorb the risk.
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