Values are nearly even — within 5% of each other.Updated 9/25/2026
Carnell Tate is 6 months younger and already priced ~21.5% higher, which typically signals stronger market confidence in his long-term hit odds. He’s attached to Ohio State’s talent pipeline and brand equity, which tends to keep dynasty value sticky even through a slower ramp. As a WR with presumed higher pedigree/competition-level signals than Tyson, he profiles as the better bet to become a multi-year starter and maintain liquidity in trades.
Jordyn Tyson is cheaper and close in age, so you’re not sacrificing much timeline while gaining roster flexibility or extra assets with the savings. At his price, you’re essentially buying a more fragile but potentially efficient path to profit if he earns a meaningful role quickly. For contending builds, the discount can matter more than long-range insulation if you can turn the gap into points elsewhere.
Tate is the safer hold, but Tyson is the better “points-per-cost” target if the 21.5% savings helps you upgrade a weekly starter spot.
Take Tate for the higher probability of enduring value and a cleaner long-term bet to remain tradable at a premium.
If everything else is equal, lean Tate; if you can add even a small plus on top of Tyson (pick bump/throw-in), take the discount and move.
Worth more?
Carnell Tate is worth more today by your numbers and is the preferred value anchor in most dynasty markets.
Trade?
If you’re moving off Tate, you should be getting Tyson plus a meaningful add (e.g., a pick upgrade or a usable depth piece) to justify the ~21.5% gap.
Superflex?
In SF, the relative gap between two WRs matters slightly less than in 1QB, but the preference still leans Tate unless Tyson comes with added value.
See exactly what Carnell Tate and Jordyn Tyson are worth side-by-side in our Trade Calculator.
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