Superflex Dynasty Rankings: 2022 Post-NFL Draft Update

Many dynasty football leagues now play in a superflex format. There are stark contrasts in quarterback value versus other skill positions in superflex dynasty football rankings due to positional scarcity, so you’ll notice that I have many quarterbacks ranked higher overall. Beyond that, there are even nuances that change where quarterbacks are ranked within the position.

Quarterback age and starting longevity are far bigger priorities in superflex formats, which changes how I have quarterbacks ranked between the formats. In 1QB leagues, quarterback prospects with upside are coveted over safe starters because backup quarterbacks are rarely needed outside of injuries and bye weeks. However, in superflex leagues, consistent producers at QB2 and QB3 on dynasty rosters are necessary depth since it’s beneficial for the vast majority of teams start two quarterbacks every week.

The influx of a talented 2022 rookie class has shaken up these superflex dynasty rankings a bit, as quite a few quarterbacks gained receiving weapons and upgrades to their surrounding cast during the NFL Draft. Here are my updated top-200 ranked players assuming a superflex format with PPR scoring (you can find my 1QB dynasty rankings here). And be sure to check back for updated superflex dynasty rankings after training camps begin!

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Superflex Dynasty Rankings

Last updated on Wednesday, May 11th.

Rank	Pos Rk	Player	Pos	Team	Comments
1	QB1	Josh Allen	QB	BUF
2	QB2	Patrick Mahomes	QB	KC	The addition of Skyy Moore reinforces the notion of KC building a strong roster around Mahomes long-term. He remains firmly in the top tier of QBs.
3	QB3	Justin Herbert	QB	LAC
4	QB4	Lamar Jackson	QB	BAL
5	QB5	Kyler Murray	QB	ARI	ARI quieted swirling rumors of Murray's discontent by trading for Marquise Brown, which alleviates concerns about his commitment and surrounding cast.
6	RB1	Jonathan Taylor	RB	IND
7	QB6	Trey Lance	QB	SF
8	QB7	Deshaun Watson	QB	CLE	Based on Watson's court proceedings, there's a chance that he won't face any suspension in 2022. He's quickly vaulting back into the top-5 QBs.
9	QB8	Joe Burrow	QB	CIN
10	QB9	Russell Wilson	QB	DEN
11	QB10	Dak Prescott	QB	DAL
12	WR1	Ja'Marr Chase	WR	CIN
13	WR2	Justin Jefferson	WR	MIN
14	TE1	Kyle Pitts	TE	ATL
15	QB11	Trevor Lawrence	QB	JAX
16	QB12	Justin Fields	QB	CHI	Fields has a fairly high fantasy floor due to rushing production, but CHI's bottom-5 OL and barren WR room are glaring concerns for his development.
17	RB2	Najee Harris	RB	PIT
18	RB3	Christian McCaffrey	RB	CAR
19	RB4	Saquon Barkley	RB	NYG
20	RB5	Javonte Williams	RB	DEN	Williams was one of the most efficient RBs in the league as a rookie. Even with Gordon back, he's a dynamic young player with top-10 RB upside.
21	RB6	D'Andre Swift	RB	DET
22	QB13	Matthew Stafford	QB	LAR
23	QB14	Jalen Hurts	QB	PHI	Whatever PHI decides on Hurts long-term, he's poised to repeat as a top-5 fantasy QB in 2022 with the addition of AJ Brown via trade.
24	QB15	Tua Tagovailoa	QB	MIA
25	QB16	Zach Wilson	QB	NYJ	The Jets added an impact RB and WR to Wilson's supporting cast during the draft, which should make life easier for Wilson.
26	WR3	CeeDee Lamb	WR	DAL	With Cooper gone and Gallup coming off an ACL, Lamb is poised to break out in a big way in 2022, especially with DAL 2nd in pace of play last year.
27	WR4	Cooper Kupp	WR	LAR
28	RB7	Joe Mixon	RB	CIN
29	RB8	Austin Ekeler	RB	LAC
30	RB9	Dalvin Cook	RB	MIN
31	WR5	Jaylen Waddle	WR	MIA
32	WR6	DK Metcalf	WR	SEA
33	WR7	Deebo Samuel	WR	SF
34	WR8	Tee Higgins	WR	CIN
35	WR9	Drake London	WR	ATL	London wins 50/50 catches with great body control, has good route-running and speed considering his size, and steps into an alpha WR1 role in ATL.
36	WR10	Jameson Williams	WR	DET	Williams has impeccable body control and good hands with blazing speed. Don't expect much as a rookie, but he has elite upside long-term.
37	TE2	Mark Andrews	TE	BAL	With Brown now in ARI, Andrews should continue to serve as a top target for Jackson in BAL, though overall passing volume remains an issue.
38	WR11	Stefon Diggs	WR	BUF
39	RB10	Breece Hall	RB	NYJ	An agile runner with good vision and speed, he's a great fit for the Jets' zone scheme but is likely the 1A in a committee backfield.
40	QB17	Derek Carr	QB	LVR	Carr's future in Vegas past 2022 is up in the air, but with Adams, Waller, and Renfrow, he could have a strong season and prove his long-term worth.
41	QB18	Aaron Rodgers	QB	GB
42	TE3	Travis Kelce	TE	KC
43	TE4	George Kittle	TE	SF
44	WR12	Davante Adams	WR	LVR
45	WR13	Tyreek Hill	WR	MIA
46	WR14	Diontae Johnson	WR	PIT
47	RB11	Antonio Gibson	RB	WAS
48	RB12	Nick Chubb	RB	CLE
49	RB13	Cam Akers	RB	LAR
50	RB14	Elijah Mitchell	RB	SF
51	RB15	Alvin Kamara	RB	NO
52	RB16	Ezekiel Elliott	RB	DAL
53	WR15	Courtland Sutton	WR	DEN
54	WR16	Jerry Jeudy	WR	DEN
55	WR17	AJ Brown	WR	PHI	Brown has missed time due to injury, and Hurts has yet to prove he can support multiple top-24 WRs as a passer, making Brown a risky asset.
56	WR18	Michael Pittman	WR	IND
57	WR19	Marquise Brown	WR	BAL	Going from a run-heavy offense in BAL to potentially the no. 1 in a fast-paced ARI offense with Hopkins suspended bumps Brown up quite a bit.
58	WR20	Garrett Wilson	WR	NYJ	Wilson has good burst and route-running and should be a solid contributor for the Jets if they scheme him open to create yards after the catch.
59	RB17	Leonard Fournette	RB	TB
60	RB18	Derrick Henry	RB	TEN
61	WR21	Chris Godwin	WR	TB
62	WR22	DJ Moore	WR	CAR
63	WR23	Elijah Moore	WR	NYJ
64	WR24	Terry McLaurin	WR	WAS
65	RB19	David Montgomery	RB	CHI
66	RB20	Aaron Jones	RB	GB
67	RB21	Josh Jacobs	RB	LVR	With the Raiders having declined his fifth-year option, Jacobs's future looks murky, but he'll be a fine RB2 option for 2022.
68	WR25	Mike Evans	WR	TB	Evans is older, but with Brown gone and Godwin coming off the ACL, he has elite upside in 2022 with Brady back for one more season.
69	WR26	Keenan Allen	WR	LAC
70	WR27	Allen Robinson	WR	LAR	It wasn't so long ago that Kupp and Woods both finished as top-12 WRs with Goff. With Stafford, Robinson could see a massive bounce-back.
71	WR28	Amari Cooper	WR	CLE
72	WR29	Chris Olave	WR	NO	Olave is an excellent route runner and has speed to create big plays downfield. Volume is a short-term concern, but he has high upside long-term.
73	QB19	Kenny Pickett	QB	PIT	Pickett can go through progressions and avoids turnovers, but he may lack an elite fantasy ceiling. Still, he will be surrounded by weapons in PIT.
74	QB20	Kirk Cousins	QB	MIN
75	QB21	Mac Jones	QB	NE
76	WR30	DeAndre Hopkins	WR	ARI	Hopkins is facing a six-game suspension for PEDs and will be 30 years old this season, so he's a rapidly-declining asset for contending teams only.
77	RB22	JK Dobbins	RB	BAL
78	RB23	Travis Etienne	RB	JAX
79	TE5	TJ Hockenson	TE	DET
80	TE6	Darren Waller	TE	LVR
81	WR31	Rashod Bateman	WR	BAL	Brown traded to ARI expands Bateman's role and target share considerably, but overall target volume in a run-heavy BAL offense remains an issue.
82	WR32	DeVonta Smith	WR	PHI
83	WR33	Skyy Moore	WR	KC	Given his lack of experience at WR, Moore is a solid route-runner and has decent speed and agility. He has WR2 upside with Mahomes.
84	RB24	Kenneth Walker	RB	SEA	A powerful runner with lateral agility, Walker is a great fit to be SEA's early-down RB, but receiving usage and overall offensive efficiency are concerns.
85	RB25	AJ Dillon	RB	GB
86	RB26	James Cook	RB	BUF	Cook has good vision as a runner and is an excellent receiver. In BUF's efficient offense, he could be a dynamic weapon with high fantasy upside.
87	WR34	Treylon Burks	WR	TEN	Burks has good hands and can win contested catches, but he profiles as a big slot WR for TEN, so lack of volume and TDs are both worrisome.
88	RB27	James Conner	RB	ARI
89	WR35	Mike Williams	WR	LAC
90	WR36	Brandin Cooks	WR	HOU
91	WR37	Michael Thomas	WR	NO
92	WR38	Christian Watson	WR	GB	Watson is a size/speed mismatch, but he's a raw route runner with inconsistent hands, so he'll need to develop more to win Rodgers's trust.
93	WR39	Gabriel Davis	WR	BUF	With BUF only having added Crowder and Shakir this offseason, Davis has a chance to secure the no. 2 WR role, giving him a high ceiling.
94	WR40	JuJu Smith-Schuster	WR	KC
95	RB28	Clyde Edwards-Helaire	RB	KC
96	WR41	Brandon Aiyuk	WR	SF
97	QB22	Tom Brady	QB	TB	With a $375M payday waiting for him at Fox Sports, Brady likely only has one final season in him, but he's a solid top-12 QB in fantasy for at least 2022.
98	QB23	Ryan Tannehill	QB	TEN	TEN scooped Willis after he fell in the draft, but Tannehill can still hold onto his job if he plays well, and he has much more help at receiver now.
99	QB24	Malik Willis	QB	TEN	Willis has the raw tools but will need to develop behind Tannehill. If he can improve as a passer, he'll have a high fantasy ceiling due to rushing upside.
100	TE7	Dalton Schultz	TE	DAL
101	TE8	Dawson Knox	TE	BUF
102	QB25	Davis Mills	QB	HOU	HOU is building around Mills for the time being. He's a risk/reward QB in dynasty, but he could be a long-term starter if he plays well in 2022.
103	WR42	Amon-Ra St. Brown	WR	DET	It was inevitable DET would add more WR help. St. Brown can be a WR3 with Goff targeting the slot, but don't expect his late 2021 WR1 production.
104	WR43	Rondale Moore	WR	ARI
105	RB29	Damien Harris	RB	NE
106	RB30	Miles Sanders	RB	PHI
107	RB31	Ronald Jones	RB	KC	Jones is on a one-year prove-it deal, but he could see plenty of early-down work and GL touches, which gives him RB2 upside in this KC offense.
108	RB32	Isaiah Spiller	RB	LAC	Despite lacking top-end speed, Spiller is an explosive runner and capable receiver. Ekeler will be 27 this year with little dead money in 2023.
109	WR44	Chase Claypool	WR	PIT	QB play and the addition of Pickens are both concerns for Claypool. He'll need accurate downfield throws to produce as more than an iffy flex.
110	RB33	Kareem Hunt	RB	CLE
111	TE9	Mike Gesicki	TE	MIA
112	TE10	Dallas Goedert	TE	PHI
113	TE11	Pat Freiermuth	TE	PIT
114	WR45	Christian Kirk	WR	JAX
115	QB26	Desmond Ridder	QB	ATL	An athletic QB who can progress through reads, Ridder doesn't have many highlight-reel plays but is pro-ready and could beat out Mariota as a rookie.
116	WR46	Jahan Dotson	WR	WAS	Dotson is a great route-runner and has speed to make big plays. He'll be a good complement to McLaurin but is unlikely to see high target volume.
117	QB27	Matt Corral	QB	CAR	An accurate QB with fair mobility, Corral offers a high fantasy ceiling but fell in the draft due to alcohol-related concerns. He's a risk/reward prospect.
118	QB28	Jameis Winston	QB	NO	Winston leads this tier of usable QB2s for 2022, but all carry risk of being replaced either in-season or as soon as 2023.
119	QB29	Daniel Jones	QB	NYG
120	QB30	Mitch Trubisky	QB	PIT
121	QB31	Matt Ryan	QB	IND
122	TE12	Zach Ertz	TE	ARI	Ertz averaged 6.1 tgts per gm with Hopkins last year compared to 7.2 tgts per gm when Hopkins was out. He's a TE1 for 2022 with top-5 TE upside.
123	TE13	Albert Okwuebunam	TE	DEN
124	RB34	Michael Carter	RB	NYJ	The addition of Hall relegates Carter to the 1B role at best in the Jets' backfield, making him just a flex play with RB2 upside if Hall were to miss time.
125	TE14	Noah Fant	TE	SEA
126	WR47	Kadarius Toney	WR	NYG	Toney's off-field past and rumors that the Giants' new management is already looking to trade Toney don't bode well for his long-term success.
127	WR48	Adam Thielen	WR	MIN
128	WR49	Tyler Lockett	WR	SEA
129	RB35	Chase Edmonds	RB	MIA
130	RB36	Cordarrelle Patterson	RB	ATL
131	RB37	Rashaad Penny	RB	SEA
132	RB38	Tony Pollard	RB	DAL
133	RB39	Alexander Mattison	RB	MIN
134	RB40	Rhamondre Stevenson	RB	NE
135	RB41	Khalil Herbert	RB	CHI
136	TE15	Evan Engram	TE	JAX
137	TE16	David Njoku	TE	CLE
138	WR50	Darnell Mooney	WR	CHI
139	WR51	Michael Gallup	WR	DAL
140	RB42	Pierre Strong	RB	NE	Strong is an elusive and explosive runner who can also catch the ball. He could quickly move up the depth chart in NE and become a PPR flex option.
141	RB43	Dameon Pierce	RB	HOU	A good runner who powers through contact, Pierce should be HOU's early-down back but offers limited fantasy upside barring major TD production.
142	RB44	Melvin Gordon	RB	DEN	Gordon is likely to cede more work to Williams than he did last year, but he still has some usability as a flex play with upside if Williams were to miss time.
143	WR52	Kenny Golladay	WR	NYG
144	WR53	Robert Woods	WR	TEN
145	TE17	Irv Smith Jr	TE	MIN
146	TE18	Cole Kmet	TE	CHI	Lack of receiving talent in CHI could make Kmet the no. 2 target behind Mooney, so he has back-end TE1 upside due to potential target volume.
147	TE19	Logan Thomas	TE	WAS	With Wentz in town, a healthy Logan Thomas could see fair target volume, making him a solid TE2 with upside despite a down year in 2021.
148	TE20	Robert Tonyan	TE	GB
149	WR54	Russell Gage	WR	TB	Gage is vastly underrated as the potential no. 2 WR with Brady if Godwin isn't ready by Week 1 or isn't 100% early on coming back from the ACL.
150	WR55	Hunter Renfrow	WR	LVR	The arrival of Adams and presence of Waller caps Renfrow's target volume and fantasy ceiling, so don't expect him to repeat his 2021 production.
151	QB32	Sam Howell	QB	WAS	Howell needs to work on accuracy and pocket presence, but he could have a chance to start as a rookie if Wentz has a slew of poor games.
152	QB33	Jared Goff	QB	DET	All three QBs in this tier are usable depth QB2s for 2022, but none are expected to be long-term solutions for their respective teams or in dynasty.
153	QB34	Carson Wentz	QB	WAS
154	QB35	Marcus Mariota	QB	ATL
155	RB45	Zamir White	RB	LVR	White has good vision and burst and projects to play on early downs in 2023 with the Raiders having declined Jacobs's fifth-year option.
156	WR56	George Pickens	WR	PIT	Pickens is a decent route-runner who can make big plays downfield, but he enters a talented receiving room and has injury concerns.
157	WR57	John Metchie	WR	HOU	While unlikely to contribute much as a rookie, Metchie can be a good complement to Cooks and provides YAC ability as a receiver.
158	WR58	Alec Pierce	WR	IND	Pierce can be a deep threat for IND and win contested catches but has some work to do as a route-runner and profiles as a no. 2 receiver.
159	WR59	Wan'Dale Robinson	WR	NYG	Robinson is a YAC playmaker who can be used in a variety of ways and could start for the Giants in the slot as a rookie.
160	TE21	Rob Gronkowski	TE	FA	Gronk has yet to officially return, but the odds are good that he'll return for a final season and shot at another ring with Brady back from retirement.
161	TE22	Austin Hooper	TE	TEN
162	TE23	Tyler Higbee	TE	LAR
163	TE24	Hunter Henry	TE	NE
164	WR60	Jarvis Landry	WR	FA	Landry has yet to sign, but he's a strong slot option for whatever team ultimately gets him and can be a fantasy WR3 in the right offense.
165	RB46	Gus Edwards	RB	BAL	Both Dobbins and Edwards are coming off major injuries, so there's a non-zero chance that Edwards could carve out a significant role in BAL.
166	RB47	JD McKissic	RB	WAS
167	RB48	Tyrion Davis-Price	RB	SF	Davis-Price has experience in zone schemes and is a powerful runner. As a potential goal-line option for SF, he could be a TD-dependent flex.
168	RB49	Isaih Pacheco	RB	KC	Any RB tied to Mahomes piques interest. Pacheco is a tough runner and good pass protector with long-term upside with Jones on a one-year deal.
169	WR61	Khalil Shakir	WR	BUF	Shakir is a versatile player who is great at creating YAC. He could quickly become a reliable outlet option for Allen and a solid PPR flex play.
170	RB50	Devin Singletary	RB	BUF	BUF drafting Cook in Rd 2 doesn't bode well for Singletary's workload, but he's still a decent PPR flex with upside for this season.
171	RB51	D'Onta Foreman	RB	CAR
172	RB52	Darrell Henderson	RB	LAR
173	WR62	Calvin Ridley	WR	ATL
174	WR63	Allen Lazard	WR	GB	Watson could take some targets, but Lazard likely has the most chemistry with Rodgers heading into training camp, so he has fair upside in fantasy.
175	TE25	Jelani Woods	TE	IND	With his athleticism and catch radius, Woods could become a red-zone threat for IND but figures to share snaps with Alie-Cox and Granson.
176	TE26	Trey McBride	TE	ARI	McBride is a good all-around TE and can make some big plays as a receiver, but he's a long-term hold given Ertz's presence in ARI.
177	WR64	Jalen Tolbert	WR	DAL	Tolbert has decent speed and hands to be a deep threat but has a ways to go in developing his route-running ability.
178	RB53	Tyler Allgeier	RB	ATL	Allgeier is a physical runner with good vision but lacks any elite traits. He can be an immediate contributor but probably won't see a ton of touches.
179	RB54	Rachaad White	RB	TB	White has good vision and agility as a receiver with a high weekly ceiling in PPR if he becomes the complement to Fournette on third-downs.
180	RB55	Hassan Haskins	RB	TEN	A big, bruising back, Haskins is a high-upside fantasy handcuff in TEN who could see a lot of snaps if Henry were to miss time in 2022.
181	QB36	Baker Mayfield	QB	CLE
182	QB37	Jimmy Garoppolo	QB	SF
183	WR65	Justyn Ross	WR	KC	Ross's neck condition and surgery caused him to go undrafted, but if healthy, he can be a dominant WR prospect and is paired up with Mahomes.
184	WR66	Tyler Boyd	WR	CIN
185	WR67	DeVante Parker	WR	NE
186	WR68	Jakobi Meyers	WR	NE
187	RB56	Trey Sermon	RB	SF
188	RB57	Chuba Hubbard	RB	CAR
189	RB58	James Robinson	RB	JAX
190	WR69	Will Fuller	WR	FA
191	WR70	Odell Beckham	WR	FA
192	RB59	Kenneth Gainwell	RB	PHI
193	RB60	Jamaal Williams	RB	DET
194	QB38	Carson Strong	QB	PHI	Questions about his knee make him a risky prospect, but he can make reads and has the arm strength to become a quality starting QB if healthy.
195	WR71	Zay Jones	WR	JAX
196	WR72	Tyquan Thornton	WR	NE	Thornton's speed gives NE's offense a deep threat, but at best he'll be a boom or bust WR3 option in fantasy with NE favoring a run-heavy offense.
197	RB61	Nyheim Hines	RB	IND
198	RB62	Samaje Perine	RB	CIN
199	RB63	Chris Evans	RB	CIN
200	RB64	Kene Nwangwu	RB	MIN

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