Trevor Lawrence holds a 26.7% edge in Superflex dynasty value.Updated 9/24/2026
Trevor Lawrence is a young franchise QB with job security and elite draft pedigree. He’s already put up multiple top-12 fantasy seasons and has flashed ceiling games. In Superflex, quarterbacks are king and Lawrence’s value is insulated even with inconsistent play. He’s still only 26, with time to reach another level if Jacksonville upgrades weapons or system.
Tyler Warren is an ascending tight end entering a promising situation in Indianapolis. At just 24, he’s stepping into a potential starting role with untapped upside, especially in a TE-premium format. The position scarcity at tight end can vault his dynasty value quickly if he produces early. Warren carries less risk of value loss in a shallow TE landscape.
Take Lawrence for the higher weekly ceiling and positional leverage in Superflex.
Lean Warren if you want youthful upside at a scarce position and a possible value spike.
Lawrence’s slight value edge is justified, but format and roster needs should decide.
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Trevor Lawrence was on 920 championship rosters
Tyler Warren — outside top 50 champion players
Is Trevor Lawrence worth more than Tyler Warren?
Yes, but only by a small margin thanks to Superflex positional value.
Should I trade Trevor Lawrence for Tyler Warren?
Only if you’re deep at QB, thin at TE, and want to swing for upside.
Who is better in Superflex?
Lawrence, as starting QBs hold more value and offer greater trade flexibility.
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