Brenton Strange holds a 7.8% edge in Superflex dynasty value.Updated 9/20/2026
Strange has the clearer near-term path to usable snaps/targets in Jacksonville, which matters a lot at TE where opportunity often beats talent early. He’s already in the NFL ecosystem and can be a low-cost bet to stumble into TE2 production with a few spike weeks if the depth chart thins or the offense consolidates. At a 16.6% higher SF value, you’re paying for that immediate usability and reduced “will he ever play?” risk.
Ferguson is younger (23.4) and typically the better dynasty profile if you’re betting on development and a longer runway at a position that often breaks out late. His lower SF cost gives you more asymmetric upside—if he earns routes in year 1–2, the market can re-rate quickly without needing elite box scores. For rebuilders, he’s the cleaner stash because you’re not paying the premium for short-term points.
Strange—take the more bankable near-term path to snaps/points, even if the ceiling is modest.
Ferguson—prefer the younger, cheaper asset with more time for a value spike.
It’s close, but the 16.6% premium pushes me to Ferguson unless you specifically need 2026 points.
Worth more?
Strange is worth more today per the market, but Ferguson is the better bet to close or flip that gap with any early role growth.
Trade?
If you roster Strange and aren’t contending, I’d shop him for Ferguson plus a small add (late 3rd/4th-type value) to capture the premium.
Superflex?
In SF, the TE tier is flatter and liquidity matters—lean to the cheaper Ferguson unless Strange is starting for you.
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