Gridiron Value Research

Josh Allen vs Lamar Jackson

Both quarterbacks are foundational superflex assets. Allen usually costs more because the market prices his weekly passing and rushing ceiling as the safest elite package.

Allen Value96
Lamar Value94
Trade GapSmall
Verdict

Josh Allen by market insulation, Lamar Jackson by acquisition discount

Why Allen Costs More

Allen is easier for the market to price as the safest elite superflex quarterback because he combines rushing touchdowns with aggressive passing volume.

  • Elite weekly ceiling
  • Stable superflex demand
  • Trade-market liquidity

When Lamar Is The Play

If Lamar is available at even a modest discount, the production gap may not justify paying the Allen premium.

  • Similar week-winning ceiling
  • Potentially lower cost
  • Strong contender fit
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