Dynasty Market Report — November 5, 2026
The Lede
The QB market is in full chaos mode this week, with three signal-callers each posting 30%-plus gains in seven days — but the most telling number isn't a riser, it's Lamar Jackson shedding 12.71% to DME 6,606. When the best QB in dynasty bleeds value mid-season, it tells you the market is rotating hard into younger, cheaper options at the position, and that rotation is accelerating fast.
Who's Rising
Anthony Richardson's +46.94% move to DME 1,202 and Shedeur Sanders' +38.79% climb to DME 1,145 are the market repricing two former top assets who had been left for dead — both appear to be reclaiming starting roles or at minimum meaningful snaps, and in Superflex those optionality plays get bid up violently. Joe Milton's +53.28% explosion to DME 1,050 is the most speculative of the three; the DME is still sub-1,100 for a reason, so treat Dallas's Week 9 situation as a sell-the-news setup rather than a buy. Coleman at DME 2,429 and Allgeier at DME 1,258 are legitimate backfield takeover signals — both RBs are worth holding firmly.
Who's Falling
Bryce Young's -16.93% drop to DME 3,895 stings, but Carolina's offensive dysfunction is also crushing Jalen Coker, who slides -15.83% to DME 2,106 — that's a scheme problem, not a talent problem, so Coker is a measured buy-low rather than a cut. Travis Hunter's -16.85% fall to DME 1,071 is more concerning; at that DME he was already a prove-it asset, and Jacksonville's situation is deteriorating fast enough that this may be a real-decline story, not a dip.
The Move
Sell Bryce Young into any remaining belief. At DME 3,895 post-decline, someone in your league is still anchored to his draft-capital hype. Meanwhile, Shedeur Sanders at DME 1,145 is 70% cheaper and just posted a nearly 39% seven-day gain with Cleveland apparently committing to him. Flip Young for Sanders plus a mid-first and reinvest the surplus — you're buying the same positional archetype at a dramatic discount while the market is finally moving your direction.