Lamar Jackson holds a 46.5% edge in Superflex dynasty value.Updated 9/19/2026
Jordan Love is nearly two years younger and already producing QB1-level weeks, giving you a strong multi-year runway at a cheaper dynasty cost. Green Bay’s offense is built around him with a young skill group, and his weekly ceiling is rising as the unit matures. At SF 4,067 he’s priced like a mid/low QB1, which leaves room for value growth if he consolidates as a long-term top-8 option.
Lamar Jackson is a proven elite fantasy asset with a uniquely high weekly ceiling and a stable top-tier floor driven by rushing production. He’s a bankable difference-maker in playoffs because he can outscore the field by 10+ at the position in any given week. At SF 7,364 you’re paying for that established, league-winning profile and lower uncertainty versus projection bets.
Take Lamar Jackson if you’re pushing chips in—his ceiling/floor combo is worth the premium for titles.
Take Jordan Love in a rebuild—you save a massive 44.8% in value and keep a strong chance at long-term QB1 outcomes.
Not close at this price: Lamar is better, but Love is the better dynasty value unless you specifically need Lamar’s elite edge now.
Worth more?
Lamar Jackson is worth more, but the gap is big enough that Love plus a meaningful add is often the smarter total-value side.
Trade?
If moving Love for Lamar, you should be adding a real starter-level piece (or equivalent premium pick value) to justify the 44.8% gap.
Superflex?
In superflex both are cornerstone QBs, but Lamar’s advantage matters more because elite QB scoring is harder to replace.
See exactly what Jordan Love and Lamar Jackson are worth side-by-side in our Trade Calculator.
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