Dynasty Superflex risers and fallers
Whose trade value moved most after Week 9. Shedeur Sanders gained the most (+1,422), Jordyn Tyson lost the most (−672). Updated November 14, 2026.
Rising since Week 8
| Pos | Player | Value | Change | Week 9 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| QB26 | Shedeur Sanders | 2,507 | +1,422 | 22.7 pts |
| QB10 | C.J. Stroud | 5,449 | +1,122 | 35.4 pts |
| QB9 | Jordan Love | 5,501 | +985 | 34.2 pts |
| QB2 | Joe Burrow | 8,747 | +915 | 29.5 pts |
| QB6 | Brock Purdy | 6,752 | +810 | 25.3 pts |
| WR17 | Matthew Golden | 2,881 | +794 | 32.4 pts |
| QB17 | Bryce Young | 4,525 | +582 | 20.3 pts |
| QB12 | Tyler Shough | 5,424 | +538 | 19.7 pts |
| QB4 | Jaxson Dart | 7,145 | +457 | Did not play |
| TE1 | Brock Bowers | 5,820 | +450 | 22.3 pts |
| WR46 | Tank Dell | 861 | +448 | 20.5 pts |
| WR18 | KC Concepcion | 2,800 | +444 | 18.8 pts |
| WR10 | Luther Burden III | 3,561 | +431 | 20.7 pts |
| RB4 | Bucky Irving | 3,818 | +411 | 28.5 pts |
| QB18 | Fernando Mendoza | 4,524 | +392 | Did not play |
Falling since Week 8
| Pos | Player | Value | Change | Week 9 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| WR13 | Jordyn Tyson | 3,222 | −672 | 5.0 pts |
| QB25 | Malik Willis | 2,546 | −591 | 3.8 pts |
| WR2 | Puka Nacua | 7,007 | −571 | 35.0 pts |
| RB3 | Ashton Jeanty | 4,304 | −401 | 7.0 pts |
| RB1 | Jahmyr Gibbs | 7,384 | −400 | 13.4 pts |
| WR28 | Michael Wilson | 1,669 | −371 | 12.0 pts |
| RB17 | Omarion Hampton | 1,712 | −301 | 6.0 pts |
| RB14 | Quinshon Judkins | 2,304 | −300 | 5.5 pts |
| WR15 | Zay Flowers | 3,082 | −285 | 5.3 pts |
| WR5 | Malik Nabers | 4,520 | −281 | 9.3 pts |
| RB15 | D'Andre Swift | 1,965 | −279 | 3.1 pts |
| WR21 | Jameson Williams | 2,479 | −246 | 5.0 pts |
| RB10 | Jonathan Taylor | 3,143 | −241 | 9.4 pts |
| RB23 | Derrick Henry | 1,410 | −226 | 5.6 pts |
| RB8 | Kyren Williams | 3,246 | −221 | 9.1 pts |
Rising since Week 5
| Pos | Player | Value | Change |
|---|---|---|---|
| QB2 | Joe Burrow | 8,747 | +2,675 |
| WR11 | Omar Cooper Jr. | 3,495 | +2,050 |
| QB26 | Shedeur Sanders | 2,507 | +1,709 |
| QB9 | Jordan Love | 5,501 | +1,706 |
| QB10 | C.J. Stroud | 5,449 | +1,626 |
| WR17 | Matthew Golden | 2,881 | +1,619 |
| WR10 | Luther Burden III | 3,561 | +1,436 |
| QB12 | Tyler Shough | 5,424 | +1,412 |
| TE4 | Colston Loveland | 2,014 | +1,175 |
| QB6 | Brock Purdy | 6,752 | +1,147 |
Falling since Week 5
| Pos | Player | Value | Change |
|---|---|---|---|
| RB7 | Jeremiyah Love | 3,310 | −1,307 |
| RB2 | Bijan Robinson | 6,062 | −1,218 |
| WR32 | Davante Adams | 1,455 | −1,095 |
| RB17 | Omarion Hampton | 1,712 | −1,048 |
| RB1 | Jahmyr Gibbs | 7,384 | −1,004 |
| RB10 | Jonathan Taylor | 3,143 | −960 |
| RB23 | Derrick Henry | 1,410 | −879 |
| RB28 | TreVeyon Henderson | 1,112 | −845 |
| RB8 | Kyren Williams | 3,246 | −841 |
| WR23 | Garrett Wilson | 2,260 | −705 |
How to read this
Each past week is the same model run again on only what was known after that week, so a change is what one more week of games did to a player's value, not an edit by hand. The Week 9 column is what he scored in full PPR.
Values sit on a scale where the top player is 10,000, so when the top player has a huge week everyone else slips a little. A move of a few hundred is noise for a star and a real change for a bench player. For the settings in your league, check the trade in the analyzer; the full method is on the methodology page.