Values are nearly even — within 5% of each other.Updated 8/26/2026
Jayden Daniels is a dual-threat quarterback entering a Washington offense loaded with young talent. His rushing upside gives him a proven fantasy floor and top-8 ceiling, especially in Superflex formats. At just 25.7 years old, Daniels has long-term dynasty value and instant QB1 potential. The 6.2% value edge reflects his positional scarcity and upside.
Trey McBride emerged as a legitimate TE1 in Arizona, commanding a high target share and showing elite route-running. At 26.7, he's entering his prime and benefits from a stable role with Kyler Murray. Tight end scarcity boosts his dynasty value, and he could anchor the position for years. His production profile suggests top-3 upside among tight ends.
If you're contending and set at QB, McBride offers more weekly stability at a scarce position.
Rebuilders should favor Daniels for his age and long-term QB upside.
Daniels holds a slight edge in value, but team context and roster needs tip the scales.
Jayden Daniels — outside top 50 champion players
19.3% of champions
Trey McBride was on 1,347 championship rosters
Is Jayden Daniels worth more than Trey McBride?
Yes, but the gap is small—Daniels is about 6% more valuable in Superflex.
Should I trade Jayden Daniels for Trey McBride?
Only if you are stacked at quarterback and desperately need a top-tier tight end.
Who is better in Superflex?
Daniels is more valuable in Superflex due to positional scarcity and upside.
See exactly what Jayden Daniels and Trey McBride are worth side-by-side in our Trade Calculator.
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