Michael Penix holds a 23.5% edge in Superflex dynasty value.Updated 10/1/2026
Michael Penix offers youth and long-term upside. Draft capital and Atlanta's commitment signal a real chance at the starting job by 2025. His arm talent and aggressive downfield approach fit modern fantasy scoring. Penix is a swing-for-the-fences play, especially for rebuilders. Health and immediate role are question marks, but his ceiling is higher.
Geno Smith is a proven NFL starter with back-to-back QB2 seasons. He brings weekly stability, especially for contenders needing points now. At nearly 36, the long-term outlook is bleak, but his short-term job security is strong. Smith is plug-and-play for Superflex lineups. He’s the safer, lower-upside option.
Geno Smith is the clear choice for contenders who need reliable points now.
Rebuilders should target Michael Penix for his youth and potential future starting role.
The value is razor-thin, but prioritize your team’s timeline and risk tolerance.
Is Michael Penix worth more than Geno Smith?
Slightly, given his age and upside, but it's almost a coin flip right now.
Should I trade Michael Penix for Geno Smith?
Only if you need points this year and are making a playoff push; otherwise, hold Penix.
Who is better in Superflex?
Smith is better for the present, but Penix has more long-term appeal.
See exactly what Geno Smith and Michael Penix are worth side-by-side in our Trade Calculator.
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