Jared Goff holds a 12.8% edge in Superflex dynasty value.Updated 10/1/2026
Goff is the safer weekly Superflex starter: entrenched role, stable contract situation, and a long track record of QB1/QB2-level production in Detroit’s structure. His accuracy/processing translate to bankable volume and efficiency, especially when the OL and weapons are healthy. The 16.1% market premium is justified if you’re buying low-variance points and want to reduce roster risk.
Darnold is cheaper and offers a better cost-to-upside profile if he sticks as Seattle’s starter, because his value can jump quickly with sustained starts. He’s younger and typically gives you more scrambling/creation potential than Goff, which can matter in fantasy spikes. The downside is role fragility—one bad stretch or a rookie/alternative plan and his value/starts can evaporate.
Prefer Goff—pay the premium for start security and weekly bankable output.
Prefer Darnold—take the discount and reroll the asset, but be ready to flip on any value spike.
If you need stable QB2+ points, take Goff; if you can absorb volatility and want upside per dollar, take Darnold.
Worth more?
Goff is worth more because his long-term starting security is materially stronger.
Trade?
Contenders should move Darnold + a small add for Goff; rebuilders should move Goff for Darnold + a 2nd (or equivalent) if available.
Superflex?
In Superflex, prioritize Goff’s stability unless your build specifically favors cheaper volatility and optionality.
See exactly what Jared Goff and Sam Darnold are worth side-by-side in our Trade Calculator.
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