Three running backs and two wideouts make a Tier 1 worth trading two firsts for. After 1.05 the slope cliffs — and your 1.09 is closer to a 2.02 than the chart admits.
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Dynasty fantasy football is a format where managers keep their full roster year over year, drafting only incoming rookies in subsequent seasons. It emphasizes age curves, contract context, and long-term asset valuation.
Redraft leagues reset every year. Dynasty leagues persist across seasons, so a 22-year-old breakout is worth more than a 30-year-old veteran with the same projection.
As of May 2026, our consensus Tier 1 board lists Jayden Daniels, Caleb Williams, Malik Nabers, Bijan Robinson and Marvin Harrison Jr.
A superflex league lets managers start a second quarterback in the flex slot. 47% of dynasty leagues use superflex according to the 2025 DLF survey.
A startup is the inaugural draft of a dynasty league where every NFL player is available. Most run 20–25 rounds in snake or auction format, followed by an annual rookie draft each May.
Contend if you have two cornerstone-tier assets under 27 and a top-six starter at three positions. Otherwise rebuild: trade aging vets for picks plus players under 24.
A taxi squad is a roster extension where managers stash eligible rookies without using an active slot. Most leagues allow 4–6 slots with promotion windows.
In May 2026 superflex leagues, an early 2026 first (1.01–1.04) trades at the value of a WR15–WR20. A mid first (1.05–1.08) trades like a WR25–WR30.