Dynasty Market Report — November 2, 2026

The Lede

Omar Cooper is the dynasty headline of the week, vaulting +24.9% to a DME of 2,694 — a number that now puts him firmly in the WR1 conversation for Superflex formats. That kind of single-week move doesn't happen without a sustained target volume shift, and everything in the data suggests the Jets have found their primary weapon. The market is repricing him fast; if you're not already holding, the easy money is gone.

Who's Rising

Cooper's surge is the headline, but Jonah Coleman's +18.62% move to DME 2,191 deserves equal attention — the Denver backfield appears to have resolved itself around him, and at that DME he still has a runway before the market fully catches up. Josh Downs (+17.75%, DME 1,698) and Caleb Douglas (+18.05%, DME 1,439) both reflect continued ascents from young receivers locking in roles, with Downs in particular looking like a buy-and-hold at that valuation given the volume he's commanding in Indianapolis. Shakir at DME 1,219 is a sneaky hold with Buffalo's offense clicking.

Who's Falling

Marvin Harrison Jr.'s -16.19% crater to DME 1,941 is the most alarming faller here — a player with his draft capital shouldn't be trending this direction in Year 3, and the Arizona situation warrants serious scrutiny before buying this dip. Xavier Worthy's -21.94% drop to DME 1,274 looks tied to the broader Kansas City skill-position chaos reflected also in Kelce's -15.8% slide to DME 1,151; that entire offense may be restructuring around new roles. Woody Marks falling to DME 1,124 following what appears to be a backfield reshuffling in Houston makes him a hold-not-buy until clarity emerges.

The Move

Sell Marvin Harrison Jr. into any remaining belief. DME 1,941 still reflects lingering draft-capital premium — use it. Package him toward Jonah Coleman (DME 2,191), who has current, demonstrable usage backing his valuation. You're converting fading potential into proven present-day production, and in dynasty, that arbitrage window closes quickly.