Garrett Wilson holds a 55.8% edge in Superflex dynasty value.Updated 10/1/2026
Garrett Wilson is the proven NFL producer with back-to-back strong target-earning seasons despite unstable QB play, which is the stickiest trait for WR longevity. If the Jets get even league-average quarterbacking, his weekly ceiling and year-to-year WR1 outcomes jump immediately. At 26, he’s in the prime value window for contenders and offers lower projection risk than a rookie/second-year profile.
Marvin Harrison Jr. carries the premium archetype: alpha size/skill profile with immediate top-5 dynasty WR upside if he becomes Arizona’s locked-in target dominator. Pairing with Kyler Murray gives him a stable, high-efficiency QB environment and a clearer long-term contract runway than betting on the Jets’ situation. Being 24 with a slightly lower SF price makes him the better insulation play if you’re building for 2–4 years out.
Wilson by a hair—take the bankable target floor and near-term scoring edge, and don’t pay extra to re-roll the outcome.
Harrison Jr.—you’re buying the longer runway and a cleaner path to elite multi-year peak value.
At only a ~10.7% gap, treat them as same tier and let team direction/QB risk tolerance decide rather than forcing a “winner.”
Worth more?
In a vacuum Wilson is slightly more valuable right now, but the difference is small enough that roster context should override the market gap.
Trade?
If you’re moving Wilson for Harrison, ask for a small sweetener (e.g., a 2nd or equivalent), and if you’re moving Harrison for Wilson, don’t add more than a small piece.
Superflex?
In SF the relative gap between these two WRs is still mostly about horizon and QB stability, since both are non-QB assets priced within the same tier.
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