Jordan Addison holds a 20.4% edge in Superflex dynasty value.Updated 10/2/2026
Jordan Addison produced immediately as a rookie, showing crisp route running and trust from the Vikings' staff. He earned a strong target share even alongside Justin Jefferson. Addison's profile is that of a long-term WR2 with WR1 upside in the right scenario. Kirk Cousins' departure adds some volatility, but his skill set is quarterback-friendly. He's the safer dynasty investment right now.
Quentin Johnston struggled with efficiency and drops in his rookie year, but his athletic profile is intriguing. The Chargers lack established pass-catchers after Keenan Allen and Mike Williams left, giving Johnston a clear shot at a breakout. If he develops, his ceiling is very high due to his size/speed combination. Johnston is a classic high-risk, high-reward dynasty asset.
Addison is the clear choice for contending teams due to proven production and safer floor.
Take the shot on Johnston if you want to chase ceiling and can wait on development.
Addison holds a slight but meaningful edge, especially in leagues valuing immediate impact.
Is Jordan Addison worth more than Quentin Johnston?
Yes, Addison holds about a 5% value premium and is more trusted by the market.
Should I trade Jordan Addison for Quentin Johnston?
Not unless you're rebuilding and want to gamble on Johnston's upside.
Who is better in Superflex?
Addison is better in Superflex due to his production, stability, and market value.
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