Puka Nacua holds a 6.5% edge in Superflex dynasty value.Updated 8/27/2026
Puka Nacua was a league-winning breakout in 2023 and is already a top-10 dynasty WR. He's entering his prime, tethered to a creative coach, and should remain Matthew Stafford's target hog. Nacua's age (25) gives him several elite seasons ahead, providing strong insulation. High-end WR production is more stable year-to-year than most positions.
Lamar Jackson is a perennial top-5 dynasty QB with unrivaled rushing upside. He just won another MVP and is locked into a stable contract with Baltimore. Despite being 29, QBs often have longer fantasy windows, especially in Superflex. Lamar's weekly ceiling is league-altering, and he commands a premium in any format where you can start more than one QB.
If you need consistent elite QB production, lean Lamar in Superflex—otherwise, ride Nacua's WR1 upside.
Puka Nacua's age and ascending profile make him the better long-term asset for rebuilding teams.
The value gap is real, but team build and league format should drive your choice.
Lamar Jackson — outside top 50 champion players
22.1% of champions
Puka Nacua was on 1,539 championship rosters
Is Puka Nacua worth more than Lamar Jackson?
Yes, Nacua currently holds about a 12.5% higher dynasty value in Superflex formats.
Should I trade Puka Nacua for Lamar Jackson?
Only consider it if you are desperate for a QB in Superflex and have WR depth; otherwise, keep Nacua.
Who is better in Superflex?
Lamar Jackson is more valuable in Superflex due to the scarcity and ceiling of elite QBs.
See exactly what Lamar Jackson and Puka Nacua are worth side-by-side in our Trade Calculator.
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