Nico Collins holds a 23.3% edge in Superflex dynasty value.Updated 9/28/2026
Tate is 21.5 with premium insulation and multiple years to appreciate, which matters in dynasty even before he’s a weekly starter. If his role grows into a steady top-2 option in his offense, his market value can jump quickly and sustainably. At a 5.1% KTC edge already, you’re getting the younger asset with the better chance to gain value rather than bleed it.
Collins is the proven, high-ceiling production bet who can be a difference-maker for contenders right now. He has already shown he can command alpha-level usage and spike weeks, and that’s the hardest thing to buy in-season. Even at 27, he can realistically give you multiple strong years, and points are what win titles.
Nico Collins—take the bankable weekly points and upside over the small market gap.
Carnell Tate—lean into age, value insulation, and the higher probability of appreciation over the next 12–24 months.
With only a 5.1% gap, treat this as roster-fit: contenders pick Collins, rebuilders pick Tate.
Carnell Tate — outside top 50 champion players
12% of champions
Nico Collins was on 838 championship rosters
Worth more?
In most leagues I’d rather have Collins for a title run, but Tate is the better value-hold for long horizons.
Trade?
If you’re moving Collins for Tate, I’d ask for a small sweetener (e.g., a 2nd/3rd tier add), and if you’re moving Tate for Collins, I’m fine paying that small add as a contender.
Superflex?
SF doesn’t materially change this WR-vs-WR call—your team direction and need for immediate points should drive the decision.
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