Brenton Strange vs Harold Fannin
Harold Fannin holds a 47.8% edge in Superflex dynasty value.Updated 9/17/2026
THE CASE FOR STRANGE
Strange is the more bankable near-term producer: he’s already in the league, can earn snaps immediately, and a usable TE2 season is within range if he’s the primary option in Jacksonville. His acquisition cost is far lower (SF 1,686), so you’re paying for a role-based floor rather than an uncertain projection. If you just need points in the next 6–18 months, the path to relevance is clearer than it is for most young/rookie tight ends.
THE CASE FOR FANNIN
Fannin’s value (SF 3,296) reflects the dynasty profile you typically pay for at TE: 22 years old with multi-year runway and a higher probability of gaining value if he flashes early. In rebuilds, time is your ally—an early-career TE who hits any meaningful usage can jump tiers quickly in market value. The ~48.8% gap suggests managers are pricing in the upside/age curve, and if he becomes even a solid starter, the payoff dwarfs the downside relative to Strange’s capped ceiling.
VERDICT BY TEAM SITUATION
Strange if you need startable TE points now; otherwise take the discount and use the savings to upgrade another weekly starter spot.
Fannin—age and appreciation potential matter more than a short-term floor, and he’s the better bet to gain value over 1–3 years.
Fannin straight up, but if you can add a meaningful sweetener to Strange (2nd/3rd-type value), the cheaper production bet becomes viable.
FREQUENTLY ASKED
Worth more?
Harold Fannin is worth more by market (SF 3,296 vs 1,686), and the ~48.8% gap is a real premium for age/upside.
Trade?
If you have Fannin, I’d only move him for Strange plus an additional asset; if you have Strange, I’d flip to Fannin if the add is small.
Superflex?
In SF, neither TE should block you from prioritizing QBs/elite WRs, but between these two the value insulation still favors Fannin.
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