Fernando Mendoza holds a 47.8% edge in Superflex dynasty value.Updated 10/2/2026
Mendoza is 4+ years younger and already carries a clear Superflex value edge (SF 4,037 vs 2,345), which matters most in dynasty liquidity. At 22.8, his range of outcomes still includes multi-year starting runway and value insulation even through growing pains. If you’re rebuilding or prioritizing long-horizon QB stability, Mendoza is the cleaner bet to hold/increase market value.
Willis is the cheaper acquisition and can be a useful depth QB if he’s one injury away from usable weeks, especially in deeper Superflex formats. His rushing profile can create short spike-week utility if he ever gets starting snaps. For contenders needing low-cost QB insurance, Willis can be a pragmatic bench stash at the right price.
Prefer Mendoza unless you only need the cheapest possible QB3/QB4 insulation, in which case Willis is fine as a throw-in.
Mendoza by a wide margin—age plus the 41.9% value gap make him the better long-term asset and trade chip.
Mendoza is the higher-value, higher-upside dynasty play; Willis is only the pick if price is massively discounted and you’re strictly buying contingency value.
Worth more?
Fernando Mendoza is worth more in Superflex and it’s not close given the 4,037 vs 2,345 valuation and age gap.
Trade?
If you have Willis, tier up to Mendoza by adding a small sweetener; if you have Mendoza, don’t pivot to Willis unless you’re getting a meaningful plus.
Superflex?
In Superflex, prioritize Mendoza because younger QBs with starter-outcome paths hold value better than older backup-profile QBs.
See exactly what Fernando Mendoza and Malik Willis are worth side-by-side in our Trade Calculator.
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