TradeGauge

Superflex Trade Calculator

Built for Superflex and 2QB dynasty leagues — quarterbacks carry their true, scarcity-driven value here. Add both sides and get an instant verdict. Free, no account.

Values by Dynasty Dealer · Jul 15, 2026

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      Today's biggest Superflex premiums

      The ten QBs who gain the most single-season value moving from 1QB to Superflex — if you're entering a Superflex startup or converting a league, these are the assets to price carefully.

      Player 1QB Value Superflex Value Premium
      Bo Nix · DEN 1,444 7,074 +5,630
      Baker Mayfield · TB 1,253 6,777 +5,524
      Josh Allen · BUF 4,795 9,689 +4,894
      Caleb Williams · CHI 1,718 6,405 +4,687
      Jared Goff · DET 1,936 6,545 +4,609
      Jalen Hurts · PHI 1,952 6,483 +4,531
      Lamar Jackson · BAL 2,822 7,300 +4,478
      Patrick Mahomes · KC 2,331 6,496 +4,165
      Drake Maye · NE 2,173 6,146 +3,973
      Justin Herbert · LAC 1,918 5,802 +3,884

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      Frequently asked questions

      How is a Superflex trade calculator different from a normal one?
      Superflex leagues let you start a second quarterback, which makes startable QBs the scarcest asset in the format. Values that ignore that will get you fleeced — the dynasty market already prices QBs at a Superflex premium, and this calculator uses those market values.
      How much more are QBs worth in Superflex?
      Elite QBs are worth multiples of their 1QB price in Superflex — see the table on this page for today's ten biggest single-season jumps (values updated Jul 15, 2026).
      Does this work for 2QB leagues too?
      Yes. True 2QB leagues price quarterbacks even a touch higher than Superflex, but Superflex values are the standard reference for both formats.