Josh Downs holds a 10.7% edge in Superflex dynasty value.Updated 9/26/2026
Josh Downs flashed strong volume as a rookie, earning trust from the Colts and showing reliable hands. His route running is crisp, and he should benefit from Anthony Richardson’s big arm as the offense evolves. Downs is likely locked into the slot role with little immediate competition. Youth and potential target share keep his dynasty arrow pointing up.
Jordan Addison scored seven touchdowns as a rookie, quickly building chemistry with Kirk Cousins and thriving opposite Justin Jefferson. Even with QB uncertainty, Addison’s route running and knack for big plays give him weekly upside. He’s younger, more proven in the red zone, and could see a larger role if Jefferson ever misses time. Addison feels safer for spike weeks.
Addison’s touchdown upside and offense make him the preferred win-now play.
Downs’ stability and potential target growth give him a slight edge for rebuilders.
This is almost a coin flip; pick your favorite archetype or stack with your QB.
Is Josh Downs worth more than Jordan Addison?
Barely—market value favors Downs by about 1%, but they're functionally equal in most trades.
Should I trade Josh Downs for Jordan Addison?
Only if you prefer Addison’s spike week potential or fit better with Minnesota’s situation; otherwise, hold.
Who is better in Superflex?
Neither has a clear edge in Superflex; base your choice on roster construction and team needs.
See exactly what Jordan Addison and Josh Downs are worth side-by-side in our Trade Calculator.
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