Terrance Ferguson holds a 42.2% edge in Superflex dynasty value.Updated 9/30/2026
Otton is a known NFL starter with bankable snap share and weekly route volume, which matters at a fragile position. His price is depressed, so you’re buying usable TE2 production without paying for upside that may never arrive. For contenders, that certainty at a low cost can be more valuable than a younger bet who might need time to earn targets.
Ferguson is 3.9 years younger and already priced higher, reflecting better dynasty insulation and a longer runway to hit. The 24.4% value gap suggests the market is paying for his perceived upside and long-term role growth, which is what you want to roster in a build. If he earns a meaningful target share, his value can climb another tier quickly because young, startable TEs are scarce.
Lean Otton if you need reliable startable weeks now and can use the savings elsewhere.
Lean Ferguson for age, insulation, and the better chance to appreciate through your build window.
In a vacuum Ferguson > Otton, but if you can get Otton plus a meaningful sweetener, take the package.
Worth more?
Ferguson is worth more by market (SF 1,406 vs 1,063), and the age gap supports it.
Trade?
If selling Ferguson, ask for Otton plus a 2nd (or equivalent); if buying Ferguson, don’t pay more than Otton + a 3rd unless you’re rebuilding.
Superflex?
In SF, the relative TE ordering stays the same, but liquid picks/QB depth are king—prefer whichever side adds the more flexible extra asset.
See exactly what Cade Otton and Terrance Ferguson are worth side-by-side in our Trade Calculator.
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