Dynasty Market Report — October 31, 2026

The Lede

Jordan Love is quietly rewriting the Packers' record books, and the dynasty market is noticing — but the real story today is Josh Jacobs riding that Love momentum to an 18.95% surge. In a Superflex world, a workhorse RB operating behind an elite QB1 is a force multiplier, and Jacobs' climb to DME 2,392 signals the market is finally pricing that in fully.

Who's Rising

Mac Jones is the eye-catcher at +56.66% to DME 1,012 — a massive move that almost certainly reflects San Francisco leveraging him as a short-term bridge after a injury or roster shuffle, not a sustainable dynasty asset. Buy nothing here; this is a rental spike and DME 1,012 is an exit, not an entry. Cam Skattebo (DME 2,418, +19.41%) and Josh Jacobs (DME 2,392, +18.95%) are the legitimate movers — both seeing real opportunity-driven volume, and Omar Cooper hitting DME 2,430 off a +21.99% week suggests the Jets' passing game has found a genuine connector piece worth holding through the second half.

Who's Falling

Marvin Harrison Jr. at DME 1,949 after a -13.76% drop is the headline concern — a receiver of his draft pedigree sitting under 2,000 DME in year two is a red flag, not a buy-low gift, until Arizona's offense shows it can support his ceiling. Isaiah Likely falling -14.5% to DME 2,588 is more situational; Baltimore's run-heavy identity routinely suppresses his value in waves, and patient managers have seen this pattern before — it's a hold, not a panic sell. Travis Hunter at DME 1,218 is worth monitoring closely before committing any significant capital.

The Move

Sell Cam Skattebo (DME 2,418) into this spike. A 19% single-week surge on a Giants RB screams sell-high window — New York's offensive infrastructure doesn't support DME 2,400+ value long-term. Flip him for a young WR with a cleaner path to targets, or a cost-controlled QB2 in Superflex. The market just handed you the asking price; don't wait for it to take it back.