Kyler Murray holds a 60.8% edge in Superflex dynasty value.Updated 10/2/2026
Kyler Murray is a proven, weekly ceiling QB with multiple QB1-level stretches, which is exactly what contenders pay up for in Superflex. He adds rushing-driven insulation that keeps his floor high even when efficiency dips, and that profile is hard to replace in-season. At 29, you’re buying bankable production for the next few years rather than projecting outcomes, and the 39.5% value gap reflects that certainty.
Shedeur Sanders offers age/arc upside at a meaningful discount, giving rebuilders a cheaper path to a potential long-term starter. If he hits as a stable QB2 with spike weeks, the value growth from SF 1,683 can be significant relative to cost. The appeal is portfolio/roster flexibility: you can acquire Sanders plus an extra asset instead of paying full freight for Kyler.
Kyler Murray—take the locked-in weekly advantage and stop worrying about the position.
Shedeur Sanders—take the cheaper age bet and use the savings to add another cornerstone pick/young starter.
Not close in pure win-now value; it’s only close if Sanders comes with a meaningful add (mid-1st+ type) to offset the 39.5% gap.
Worth more?
Kyler Murray is worth more by a clear tier given the current 39.5% valuation gap and proven production.
Trade?
If moving off Kyler, require Sanders plus a strong add (at least a 1st or equivalent) to make it make sense.
Superflex?
In Superflex, prioritize Kyler unless you’re explicitly rebuilding and extracting the extra asset on top of Sanders.
See exactly what Kyler Murray and Shedeur Sanders are worth side-by-side in our Trade Calculator.
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