Values are nearly even — within 5% of each other.Updated 9/28/2026
Malik Nabers is a 23-year-old alpha receiver with elite college production and immediate WR1 upside in New York. He’s valued higher in dynasty, especially in superflex formats that reward young, ascending skill players. Nabers is positioned to command target volume and quickly establish himself as a top-10 receiver. His age and talent profile make him a premium long-term asset.
Jalen Hurts is a proven top-5 fantasy quarterback with elite rushing upside, locked in as the Eagles’ franchise cornerstone. At 28, he’s in his prime and offers week-winning potential every season. In superflex, elite QBs are scarce and carry positional leverage. Hurts’ floor and ceiling combo keeps him among the most valuable dynasty quarterbacks.
Hurts is the better win-now piece for contenders needing a QB1 in superflex.
Nabers is the clear choice for rebuilders seeking youth and long-term upside.
Value favors Nabers, but team context should drive your decision.
Is Malik Nabers worth more than Jalen Hurts?
Yes, Nabers currently holds a 17.5% higher superflex value in dynasty rankings.
Should I trade Malik Nabers for Jalen Hurts?
Only if you’re contending and need a locked-in, elite QB1; otherwise, hold Nabers.
Who is better in Superflex?
Hurts is more valuable for immediate points at QB, but Nabers has the edge in long-term dynasty value.
See exactly what Jalen Hurts and Malik Nabers are worth side-by-side in our Trade Calculator.
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