Rhamondre Stevenson holds a 24.3% edge in Superflex dynasty value.Updated 9/19/2026
Rhamondre Stevenson is younger and has a slightly higher dynasty value, giving him a marginal edge. He’s flashed as a three-down back and could see increased usage if the Patriots’ offense improves. Stevenson is a proven pass-catcher, which boosts his PPR floor. His contract situation is stable for 2024, making him a safer short-term bet.
Tony Pollard enters Tennessee with a chance to seize a lead-back role in a run-heavy offense. He’s shown explosiveness and receiving chops, and the Titans’ scheme could unlock more upside. Pollard faces less competition for touches and is still a strong athlete. His slightly older age is a concern, but his situation could yield top-24 RB production.
Target Pollard for immediate upside in 2024, especially if you need RB production this year.
Lean Stevenson for the younger age and marginally better long-term outlook.
This is a razor-thin call; choose based on personal preference or team need.
Is Rhamondre Stevenson worth more than Tony Pollard?
Yes, but only by a slim margin based on age and stability.
Should I trade Rhamondre Stevenson for Tony Pollard?
Only if you want Pollard’s 2024 upside and are contending; otherwise, hold Stevenson.
Who is better in Superflex?
Superflex format doesn’t impact their value much; Stevenson still edges Pollard by a hair.
See exactly what Rhamondre Stevenson and Tony Pollard are worth side-by-side in our Trade Calculator.
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