Values are nearly even — within 5% of each other.Updated 10/2/2026
Michael Pittman is a proven WR1 target hog entering his prime. He’s quarterback-proof, posting strong numbers through multiple changes under center. Pittman's contract and production offer safety, especially for contenders. His floor is high, and he’s likely to retain value for at least another season or two.
Xavier Worthy brings elite speed and a top-tier offensive environment with Patrick Mahomes. His youth (23.3) and upside are major dynasty assets. Worthy could break out as early as 2024, vastly exceeding current value. His ceiling is higher, but his role and production are still theoretical.
If you’re contending, Pittman’s reliable production is the move.
If you’re rebuilding, Worthy’s youth and upside are worth the slight risk.
It’s close—choose stability (Pittman) or ceiling (Worthy) based on team direction.
Is Michael Pittman worth more than Xavier Worthy?
Yes, but the gap is very small (2.2%). Pittman offers more stability, Worthy more upside.
Should I trade Michael Pittman for Xavier Worthy?
Only if you’re rebuilding or want to chase upside; contenders should hold Pittman.
Who is better in Superflex?
Both are similar in value, but Pittman is safer for win-now teams; Worthy is better for long-term upside.
See exactly what Michael Pittman and Xavier Worthy are worth side-by-side in our Trade Calculator.
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