Rankings

Jared Goff vs Justin Herbert

Justin Herbert holds a 35.6% edge in Superflex dynasty value.Updated 9/17/2026

3,474
SF Value
5,392
1,850
1QB Value
2,871
+33
30d Trend
-435
#57
Overall Rank
#27
QB#19
Pos Rank
QB#10
31.9
Age
28.5
DET
Team
LAC
20
Tier
12

THE CASE FOR GOFF

Goff is locked into an elite, stable Detroit ecosystem (OL/skill talent/play-caller) that has repeatedly produced high-end passing efficiency and weekly QB1 usability in superflex. His market cost is far cheaper than the tier above, making him a strong points-per-dollar play for contenders who want to allocate assets elsewhere. If you believe Detroit keeps the core intact and he maintains top-10-ish volume/efficiency, he can outproduce his price for the next 1–2 seasons.

THE CASE FOR HERBERT

Herbert is the superior long-term dynasty bet: younger, more insulated by talent, and far more likely to deliver multi-year top-6 QB outcomes in superflex. Even through coaching/scheme swings, his arm talent and rushing floor relative to pure pocket QBs keep his weekly ceiling and season-long range of outcomes higher than Goff’s. The 41% value gap reflects that he’s a franchise cornerstone asset with a longer runway and better liquidity in trades.

VERDICT BY TEAM SITUATION

If you're contending:

If you can upgrade from Goff to Herbert without crippling your starting lineup depth, pay it; otherwise Goff is a perfectly viable contender anchor at a discount.

If you're rebuilding:

Take Herbert—age, insulation, and trade liquidity make him the clear rebuild QB to build around.

If value is close:

Herbert is the better asset, but if the add-on is a premium 1st+ type piece, holding Goff and using the difference elsewhere can be the sharper roster EV move.

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Worth more?

Justin Herbert is worth more in dynasty superflex by a clear margin due to age, ceiling, and market liquidity.

Trade?

In superflex, moving Goff plus a meaningful add for Herbert is fine for most builds, but avoid paying a “two-elite-assets” price unless you’re set everywhere else.

Superflex?

Herbert profiles as a long-term QB1 cornerstone, while Goff is a strong QB2 who can play as a QB1 in spikes but has less insulation if situation changes.

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