Dynasty Superflex Rankings

Dynasty superflex rankings — top 150

Superflex dynasty values from StatChasers Market. Win-now value is the same player's redraft market price, on the same scale — the gap between the two columns is the contender-versus-rebuilder read. Signal compares the market price with a model value built from production and a per-position age curve.

What the dynasty superflex rankings checks

• Superflex dynasty values, with quarterbacks priced for a format that starts two
• Overall and positional rank in superflex specifically
• Startup ADP from completed superflex dynasty startup drafts
• Age and win-now value on every row
• How far each quarterback moves between 1QB and superflex

Why superflex rankings look nothing like 1QB rankings

In superflex a manager can start a second quarterback in the flex, so roughly two dozen quarterbacks become weekly starters instead of twelve. Scarcity moves the whole position up: quarterbacks who barely crack the top fifty in 1QB dynasty leagues land inside the top twenty here, and the running backs and receivers behind them all slide.

Where the superflex ADP comes from

The startup ADP shown on this page is filtered to superflex dynasty startup drafts only, so it reflects what superflex managers actually do rather than a blended average across formats. The draft count is printed with the table — read it before treating any single number as consensus.

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Data on this page updated 2026-09-30. Dynasty player pages: 300 covered — see the dynasty player index.