Darius Cooper
1
Overall 486
1
0% vs 1QB
Player facts
Where he sits
All 191 ranked wide receivers by dynasty value, log scale.
- WR36 — where a 12-team league runs out of starting slots1,558
- WR183 — Darius Cooper1
He is in the flat tail: 57 of 191 WRs price at 3 or less, and 29 sit on exactly 1. Ranking inside that band is noise — the gap that means anything is the 1,557 up to the WR36 starting line.
- Consensus rank1100%
At 24 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.
1,557 to a starting job
A WR36 season prices at 1,558. At 24 he is still inside the WR peak of 24-27, so what holds this price down is snaps rather than the age curve.
One snapshot so far
This fills in every Saturday. A player who wins a job registers here as a step change weeks before the published rankings catch up.
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 Darius Cooper’s 1QB dynasty price of 1.
- 2028 5th4
- Package total4
He prices below the cheapest pick on the board. In practice he is a throw-in, not a piece you trade for.
Comparable players
| Player | Pos | Age | Value | Gap | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| JuJu Smith-Schuster | WR | 29.8 | 1 | — | Compare |
| Gabe Davis | WR | 27.5 | 1 | — | Compare |
| Henry Ruggs III | WR | 22 | 1 | — | Compare |
| Jacob Cowing | WR | 25.6 | 1 | — | Compare |
| Curtis Samuel | WR | 29 | 1 | — | Compare |
| Elijah Moore | WR | 26.5 | 1 | — | Compare |