Woody Marks vs Michael Carter dynasty value comparison

Compare Sleeper Agent’s standardized 1QB and Superflex dynasty values, ranks, tiers, age, team context, and production evidence for two nearby RB assets.

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Public dynasty value snapshot

Position: RB
1QB gap: Sleeper Agent currently values Woody Marks 0.4 points higher in the 1QB public baseline.
Superflex gap: Sleeper Agent currently values Woody Marks 0.4 points higher in the SF public baseline.
Verdict: Model verdict: Woody Marks leads this comparison.
Updated: Oct 11, 2026

Woody Marks

HOU · RB · Age 25

1QB57.2#116 overall · RB39

Superflex57.4#126 overall · RB39

Tier: Cornerstone (1QB) · Cornerstone (SF)

164 carries · 559 rush yards · 28 receptions per 17-game pace

Michael Carter

TEN · RB · Age 27

1QB56.8#119 overall · RB40

Superflex57.0#133 overall · RB40

Tier: Cornerstone (1QB) · Cornerstone (SF)

146 carries · 538 rush yards · 50 receptions per 17-game pace

Updated Oct 11, 2026. Public values use Sleeper Agent’s local model and a fixed 12-team PPR baseline.

VALUE GAPS

Where the model currently separates them

Model verdict: Woody Marks leads this comparison.
Sleeper Agent currently values Woody Marks 0.4 points higher in the 1QB public baseline.
Sleeper Agent currently values Woody Marks 0.4 points higher in the SF public baseline.
The age gap is 2.0 years; age is evaluated on the shared RB curve rather than used as a stand-alone verdict.
Both players sit in the Cornerstone tier in 1QB.
Woody Marks ranks #116 overall in 1QB vs #119 for Michael Carter.
Both players sit in the Cornerstone tier in Superflex.
Woody Marks ranks #126 overall in Superflex vs #133 for Michael Carter.
Michael Carter is 2.0 years older than Woody Marks (age 25 vs age 27). Age is evaluated on the shared RB dynasty curve rather than used as a stand-alone verdict.
Michael Carter has paced 153.9 PPR points per 17 games vs 142.6 for Woody Marks in the blended production sample.
Michael Carter draws more receiving volume (60 targets vs 38 per 17-game pace).
Woody Marks handles more rushing work (164 carries vs 146 per 17-game pace).
Woody Marks: 164 carries · 559 rush yards · 28 receptions per 17-game pace.
Michael Carter: 146 carries · 538 rush yards · 50 receptions per 17-game pace.
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