Values are nearly even — within 5% of each other.Updated 9/17/2026
Geno Smith has shown a higher ceiling in recent years, posting a QB1 season with Seattle. Now on the Jets, he could start if the Rodgers experiment fails or Rodgers gets hurt. His track record as a starter is stronger than Brissett's, with more recent fantasy-relevant production. Age is a concern, but his value is slightly higher and he has more upside if given the job.
Jacoby Brissett has routinely been one of the best backup QBs in the NFL. Now in Arizona, he is a direct insurance policy for Kyler Murray, who has a notable injury history. Brissett has flashed fantasy viability in spot starts and could see playing time in 2024 if Murray misses games. At nearly two years younger, he may have more shelf life as a backup.
Take Geno Smith—his odds of starting and producing a spike week are higher.
Slight edge to Jacoby Brissett, given his youth and similar value.
These QBs are nearly interchangeable in SF value; team need should drive your choice.
Geno Smith — outside top 50 champion players
13.5% of champions
Jacoby Brissett was on 945 championship rosters
Is Geno Smith worth more than Jacoby Brissett?
Yes, but the value gap is small—Geno Smith edges Brissett by about 1.8%.
Should I trade Geno Smith for Jacoby Brissett?
Only if you prefer Brissett's situation or age; otherwise, hold Geno for potential upside.
Who is better in Superflex?
Geno Smith has a higher ceiling if he starts, so he’s the preferred stash in Superflex.
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