Malik Nabers holds a 35.3% edge in Superflex dynasty value.Updated 9/17/2026
Nabers has already shown he can command true alpha volume against NFL coverage, and that kind of target-earning tends to be the stickiest WR trait for dynasty. Even in a shaky Giants offense, he projects as the weekly focal point with elite PPR insulation. At 23 with a top-tier ceiling and already-priced-in production, the 24% value gap is largely justified by his clearer hit profile.
McMillan offers a cheaper path to a potential WR1 outcome if he consolidates Carolina’s target tree and becomes their primary perimeter/possession mismatch. The discount matters in dynasty because his range of outcomes is wider—if he hits, the value rise can be faster than Nabers can still appreciate. If you’re building for 2026+ and can tolerate uncertainty, McMillan is the better bet for surplus value relative to cost.
Nabers—higher weekly floor and bankable target share are worth paying for when points matter now.
McMillan—take the 24% discount and chase value appreciation while you allocate extra capital elsewhere.
Keep Nabers unless you’re getting McMillan plus meaningful insulation (a strong 1st/young starter) to cover the hit-rate gap.
Worth more?
Malik Nabers is worth more today because his NFL target-earning is already proven and priced accordingly.
Trade?
If you’re moving off Nabers, ask for McMillan + a 1st (or equivalent) as a starting point given the 24% gap.
Superflex?
In SF the WR-vs-WR gap stays similar, but elite QBs/picks are priority adds—use the Nabers premium to tier down and gain SF liquidity.
See exactly what Malik Nabers and Tetairoa McMillan are worth side-by-side in our Trade Calculator.
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