Arian Smith
1
Overall 522
1
0% vs 1QB
Player facts
Where he sits
All 190 ranked wide receivers by dynasty value, log scale.
- WR36 — where a 12-team league runs out of starting slots1,583
- WR182 — Arian Smith1
He is in the flat tail: 44 of 190 WRs price at 3 or less, and 18 sit on exactly 1. Ranking inside that band is noise — the gap that means anything is the 1,582 up to the WR36 starting line.
- Consensus rank1100%
At 25.1 he is inside the WR peak of 24-27, so the age curve takes nothing off his price.
What his consensus rank is worth at every age, holding that rank constant.
Wide receivers peak at 24-27.
1,582 to a starting job
A WR36 season prices at 1,583. At 25.1 he is still inside the WR peak of 24-27, so what holds this price down is snaps rather than the age curve.
0 across 5 snapshots
Value by format
Identical in all four formats at 1. Superflex, PPR and the TE premium move where the startable tiers sit; none of them moves the floor.
What he costs in picks
A pick package that reaches Arian Smith’s 1QB dynasty price of 1.
- 2026 Pick 5.114
- Package total4
He prices below the cheapest pick on the board. In practice he is a throw-in, not a piece you trade for.
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