Michael Wilson holds a 9.7% edge in Superflex dynasty value.Updated 9/21/2026
Terry McLaurin is a proven WR1 talent with five straight seasons over 900 receiving yards. His target share in Washington is elite, and he's a reliable weekly starter when healthy. Despite being nearly 31, his production floor remains high, even amid QB uncertainty. For contenders, he's a plug-and-play asset who can help win now. Age is a concern, but his track record speaks for itself.
Michael Wilson is younger, at 26, with room to ascend as Arizona's WR2 or higher. He flashed solid efficiency as a rookie and could see a spike in targets as the offense evolves. Wilson's long-term upside is intriguing, especially with Kyler Murray back to full health. He offers more roster longevity and potential value growth over the next few years. The risk is his unproven production and target competition.
McLaurin is the clear win-now piece for contenders seeking immediate points.
Wilson is the better hold for rebuilders looking for age and breakout potential.
The values are nearly identical, but team context should drive your choice.
10.9% of champions
Michael Wilson was on 758 championship rosters
Terry McLaurin — outside top 50 champion players
Is Terry McLaurin worth more than Michael Wilson?
Barely—by less than 1%, so they're effectively equal in market value.
Should I trade Terry McLaurin for Michael Wilson?
Only if you're rebuilding or prioritizing youth; otherwise, hold McLaurin for production.
Who is better in Superflex?
Neither gains much in Superflex, so it's still about team direction and preference.
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