Tetairoa McMillan holds a 34.7% edge in Superflex dynasty value.Updated 9/27/2026
Carnell Tate is 1.8 years younger, which matters in dynasty because it buys you more development runway and a longer window to hit/hold value. His market is lower by 7.3%, so you’re paying less for a similar archetype outcome and can often add a small piece on top in trades. If you’re building and can tolerate uncertainty, Tate is the cheaper bet to appreciate if he earns a meaningful role.
Tetairoa McMillan carries the higher current market (SF 4,908) because he’s viewed as the more bankable near-term producer and value anchor. At 23.3, he’s closer to the “points now” phase, which is exactly what contenders should prioritize. Paying a 7.3% premium is reasonable if it buys you clearer weekly usability and less waiting.
McMillan—take the higher-probability near-term points and accept the 7.3% premium.
Tate—buy the younger WR at a discount and aim for value growth as his role expands.
If prices are tight, keep McMillan unless you can get Tate plus a meaningful sweetener (e.g., a 2nd/bench upside piece).
Worth more?
McMillan is worth more right now (4,908 vs 4,548), but Tate is the better relative value at cost.
Trade?
Contenders should swap Tate + a small add for McMillan; rebuilders should flip McMillan for Tate + an extra pick if possible.
Superflex?
In SF the logic doesn’t change much for two WRs—use McMillan for immediate lineup stability, Tate for discounted insulation and upside.
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