Jordan Love holds a 49.8% edge in Superflex dynasty value.Updated 10/2/2026
Love is a locked-in NFL starter with strong job security, and that stability is the hardest thing to buy in superflex. His age keeps him in the prime window while maintaining multi-year insulation versus most QB2 types. The 42.3% dynasty value gap is justified because his weekly floor/ceiling as a starter is simply more bankable than a speculative backup.
Willis is a cheap bet where you’re paying for optionality: one injury or opportunity spike can create a quick value jump. At his price, he can function as a deep QB3/QB4 stash to patch bye weeks if he ever gets a short-term starting run. If you’re rebuilding and cycling low-cost QB darts, he’s the kind of roster spot that can be flipped if news breaks right.
Take Jordan Love—startable superflex QBs win titles, and Willis is unlikely to give you reliable points when you need them.
Still Love unless you’re intentionally punting QB scoring; if you are, Willis is fine only as a low-cost lottery ticket while you allocate value elsewhere.
Not close—Love is the clear side in almost all formats and roster builds given the starting QB premium.
Worth more?
Jordan Love is worth more by a wide margin because he has entrenched starting value while Willis is mostly contingent/backup value.
Trade?
If you have Love, you only move him for a clear tier-up or a strong multi-asset package; if you have Willis, you trade him on any temporary hype spike.
Superflex?
In superflex, prioritize Love aggressively because stable starting QBs are the highest-leverage assets.
See exactly what Jordan Love and Malik Willis are worth side-by-side in our Trade Calculator.
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