Looking for the next challenge in your Fantasy Football career? Then joining a Superflex league is for you! With high-scoring, properly valued quarterbacks and so much more, Superflex leagues are the best thing out there in fantasy football right now. SGPN has the cheat sheet and resources you need no matter if this is your first Superflex draft or 100th. With our Superflex Fantasy Football Draft Cheat Sheet available in printable PDF and digital formats, you will be set come draft day.
Superflex Fantasy Football Draft Cheat Sheet: Printable PDF, Spreadsheet, and More (Updated August 30, 2026)
If PPR brought fantasy football into the 21st Century, then Superflex is catapulting it into the 22nd Century. By adding a single starting spot that can be filled by any offensive player, it gives you flexibility. It also means that you can start two quarterbacks and they go from being a fantasy afterthought to the focus of your draft. If you do not leave a Superflex draft with two top-twenty QBs, you will be in for a VERY long season.
Directly from the brain of our own FantasyPro, Adam Pelletier, these rankings are Degen-certified to help you DOMINATE your league this season.
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As you dive into our Superflex cheat sheet, the first and most critical feature is the tiers. Players are ranked within the tiers, but the tiers themselves are the most important feature of the cheat sheet. Tiers are not created equal, and players within each tier are not necessarily equal either.
You should try to pick all players within a single tier before exploring the tier, but some differentiation around valuation may have your league mates missing on players they should be scooping up. Pay attention to misevaluation by your league mates and be ready to capitalize on their foolishness.
TIER 1 & TIER 2
Spoiler alert: Tier 1 is DOMINATED by quarterbacks. Some folks may not believe in Dak Prescott and Caleb Williams, but you need to differentiate their on-field performances from their fantasy performances. Both have top-five potential and stellar supporting casts. With deeply talented skill groups, both Caleb and Dak are worthy of top-three consideration. It would be hard for them to jump Josh Allen and Lamar Jackson as they lack their rushing upside, but you could talk me into one of them over Joe Burrow.
Looking at Tier 2, it is larger in Superflex purely because there are more good quarterbacks who are relevant in this format than in others. In other formats, you might see 16 total quarterbacks get drafted in a standard twelve-team league. In Superflex, EVERY team will be trying to leave with two or three quarterbacks. With that in mind, the top-ten QBs carry even more value. If you can land two of them, you have the potential to outpace your opponent at every turn.
TIER 3 AND BEYOND
Now what if the worst happens? You wait a little too long and miss out on top-ten quarterbacks. You may not be dead yet, but you need to play rounds three through seven VERY carefully. Your team is likely stacked at receiver and back, so you are turning to quarterback in these middle rounds. This is where you can scoop up a player like Sam Darnold or Baker Mayfield who have a clear path to top-ten status, but they lack some of the sexiness of other players. DO NOT LET THAT SCARE YOU!
If you are able to land one or two of the tier that includes Darnold, Mayfield, and Stafford, you are looking at a nice quarterbacking core. Add in Cam Ward or Malik Willis later on to get some young upside here. These moves can have your team shaping up to be a title contender. All thanks to the SGPN Superflex Cheat Sheet.
No matter your approach, trust your gut. And, of course, trust the Degens Only Cheat Sheets.
