Kyle Pitts holds a 30.2% edge in Superflex dynasty value.Updated 10/2/2026
Strange is the cheaper path to near-term TE usefulness in an offense that can sustain efficient targets, and his price doesn’t require elite upside to pay off. If Jacksonville consolidates routes/targets at TE, he can settle into a steady TE2/spot-start profile with occasional spike weeks. The opportunity cost is low enough that any clear top-two target-earning signal would create quick value insulation.
Pitts still carries rare, difference-making ceiling at the position: elite athletic profile, proven ability to command downfield targets, and the kind of archetype that can actually separate in weekly edge. Even with uneven usage/efficiency to date, he’s the one who can realistically return top-3 TE seasons—something Strange is extremely unlikely to do. In dynasty, paying for that ceiling is often correct because true weekly-advantage TEs are scarce and hold value better than mid-tier starters.
If you’re contending, take Pitts unless you’re truly TE-proof and need the extra value elsewhere—his ceiling is a better bet to swing weeks than Strange’s floor.
If rebuilding, Pitts is the clear hold/buy: same age band, far better long-term ceiling, and stronger liquidity in trade markets.
At a 41.5% price gap, Pitts is still the preferred asset, but Strange is the rational buy only if you’re explicitly prioritizing cost efficiency over positional upside.
Brenton Strange — outside top 50 champion players
11.7% of champions
Kyle Pitts was on 813 championship rosters
Worth more?
Pitts is worth more in both production-upside and resale terms; Strange only wins on cost per probable point.
Trade?
I’d trade Strange + a meaningful sweetener for Pitts, but I wouldn’t move Pitts for Strange unless the add is a legit 1st/strong young starter value.
Superflex?
Superflex depresses non-elite TE values, but it actually strengthens the case for paying up only for ceiling—so Pitts over Strange.
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