Lamar Jackson holds a 19.7% edge in Superflex dynasty value.Updated 8/27/2026
Lamar Jackson remains an elite fantasy QB, consistently producing top-5 numbers thanks to his dual-threat ability. At age 29.6, he’s still in his prime with several years of high-end production left. In Superflex, quarterbacks like Lamar are league-winners and difficult to replace. Baltimore’s offense is stable, and Jackson’s rushing floor gives him unmatched weekly upside.
Jeremiyah Love is a 21-year-old running back stepping into a promising situation in Arizona. He boasts youth, burst, and the chance to quickly become the Cardinals’ featured back. If he hits, his dynasty value could surge, and he’s less likely to decline soon given his age. Investing now could land you a long-term RB1 at a slight discount.
If you're contending, Lamar Jackson's elite QB1 output is irreplaceable—stick with him.
If you're rebuilding, flipping Lamar for Love plus a small sweetener gets you younger and resets your window.
The value gap is slim, but Superflex formats always tip the scales toward a proven quarterback.
Is Lamar Jackson worth more than Jeremiyah Love?
Yes, Lamar Jackson carries about a 7% premium in Superflex due to positional scarcity and proven production.
Should I trade Lamar Jackson for Jeremiyah Love?
Only if you’re rebuilding and get extra assets; otherwise, Lamar is the safer, higher-upside play.
Who is better in Superflex?
Lamar Jackson is the clear preference in Superflex—elite QBs are king.
See exactly what Jeremiyah Love and Lamar Jackson are worth side-by-side in our Trade Calculator.
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