Brock Bowers holds a 76.8% edge in Superflex dynasty value.Updated 9/19/2026
Brock Bowers has rare TE ceiling with immediate, bankable volume upside, which is exactly what you pay for in dynasty. He profiles as an offensive focal point (mismatch after the catch) rather than a fragile touchdown-dependent TE2 archetype. At essentially the same age as Stowers but with a massive market value lead (7,721 vs 2,054; +73.4%), he’s the far safer bet to be a multi-year weekly difference-maker.
Eli Stowers is a low-cost bet where the appeal is asymmetric upside: if he earns a meaningful route share, the value can jump quickly from a small base. His path to relevance is cheaper and more flexible for roster construction, letting you allocate premium assets elsewhere. In deep formats, he’s a reasonable stash if you’re betting on development and/or a future role opening rather than immediate startability.
Bowers by a mile—he’s the one who can realistically be a set-and-forget TE advantage in your weekly lineup.
Bowers still—elite young TEs are cornerstone assets and far better insulation against value decay than fringe stashes.
This isn’t close in dynasty market terms; Stowers only makes sense as an add-on/throw-in or deep-bench dart, not a pivot off Bowers.
Worth more?
Brock Bowers is worth substantially more and should command a major premium over Eli Stowers in any format.
Trade?
Only move off Bowers if you’re getting an elite return (e.g., a high 1st-plus type package), while Stowers is mainly a cheap buy-in or waiver-level stash depending on depth.
Superflex?
Superflex pushes QBs up the board, but the Bowers-over-Stowers gap remains massive—Bowers is a premium non-QB asset and Stowers is still a speculative depth piece.
See exactly what Brock Bowers and Eli Stowers are worth side-by-side in our Trade Calculator.
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