Jordyn Tyson holds a 24.1% edge in Superflex dynasty value.Updated 10/2/2026
Tyson has the stronger dynasty market signal right now (SF 3,571 vs 3,216), a ~9.9% gap that matters in liquid WR tiers. That edge implies better perceived hit probability and gives you more flexibility to reroll or add a small plus in trades. If you want the cleaner value bet today, Tyson is the safer hold because he should be easier to move at cost.
Lemon is close enough in value that a small catalyst (camp buzz, role clarity, early targets) can erase the gap quickly. Being priced below Tyson makes him the better leverage play if you’re hunting upside per dynasty dollar. If you can acquire Lemon with a sweetener coming back, you’re effectively buying the same tier at a discount.
Tyson by a hair, because the higher market value is more stable and easier to flip if you need points elsewhere midseason.
Lemon, if you can get anything on top, since the discount gives you better value insulation while you wait for a breakout signal.
They’re in the same neighborhood—use team build and the ability to extract a + (late pick or small piece) to decide rather than treating it as a major gap.
Worth more?
Jordyn Tyson is worth more today by roughly 10% in SF market value.
Trade?
If you’re moving Tyson for Lemon, ask for a small add (e.g., a future 3rd/4th or a fringe prospect); if you’re paying up from Lemon to Tyson, keep it minimal.
Superflex?
In superflex this kind of WR-to-WR delta is small—prioritize getting the + asset rather than swapping straight up.
See exactly what Jordyn Tyson and Makai Lemon are worth side-by-side in our Trade Calculator.
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