Values are nearly even — within 5% of each other.Updated 9/19/2026
Jonathan Taylor is still an elite RB1 when healthy, with a history of top-tier production. He’s the centerpiece of the Colts’ offense and excels as both a rusher and receiver. At age 27.6, he’s slightly past the RB age apex but remains a weekly difference-maker. Running back scarcity boosts his short-term value, especially for contenders.
Trevor Lawrence is a young, ascending quarterback locked into a long-term role with the Jaguars. He offers stability and longevity at a position that dominates Superflex formats. His rushing upside and developmental trajectory hint at further fantasy growth. At 26.9, he’s just entering his prime years for quarterbacks.
Taylor’s immediate impact gives him the edge for contenders chasing titles.
Lawrence is the clear choice for rebuilders seeking long-term stability and upside.
The value gap is narrow—team context and positional need should drive your decision.
15.6% of champions
Jonathan Taylor was on 1,091 championship rosters
13.2% of champions
Trevor Lawrence was on 920 championship rosters
Is Jonathan Taylor worth more than Trevor Lawrence?
Yes, Taylor holds a slight value edge, but the gap is modest.
Should I trade Jonathan Taylor for Trevor Lawrence?
Only if you’re rebuilding or desperate for a stable Superflex QB.
Who is better in Superflex?
Lawrence is the better long-term Superflex asset due to positional scarcity and longevity.
See exactly what Jonathan Taylor and Trevor Lawrence are worth side-by-side in our Trade Calculator.
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