Mark Andrews holds a 34.1% edge in Superflex dynasty value.Updated 9/26/2026
Okonkwo gives you a ~4-year age advantage at a position where longevity matters, and his cost being effectively equal makes that youth a leverage point. If Washington expands the TE route tree and he earns consistent 80–100% route participation, his athletic profile offers a path to a value jump. For dynasty managers prioritizing insulation and optionality, he’s the cheaper-to-keep asset if Andrews’ age/injury volatility starts to bite.
Andrews is the proven difference-maker: multiple elite fantasy seasons and a demonstrated ceiling that can swing weekly matchups, which is what you’re buying at TE. Even if he’s more volatile year-to-year, he’s still far more likely than Okonkwo to deliver top-tier target share and red-zone usage in a given season. In a market tie, you typically side with the player who has already shown league-winning outcomes.
Take Mark Andrews for the higher probability of a real TE advantage this season and next.
Take Chig Okonkwo for age-based insulation and the chance his role growth creates a value spike you can later cash out.
With the prices essentially identical, Andrews is the better bet to outscore, while Okonkwo is the better bet to retain value longer—choose based on your window.
Worth more?
Andrews should be worth more in most leagues because his ceiling and hit-rate are meaningfully higher despite the similar current price.
Trade?
If you have Andrews and aren’t contending, I’d trade him for Okonkwo plus a 2nd (or equivalent sweetener); if you’re contending, I’d pay that to upgrade.
Superflex?
In SF the TE premium is still about weekly edge, so Andrews matters more to contenders, while Okonkwo is more of a long-horizon stash unless he earns a locked-in target role.
See exactly what Chig Okonkwo and Mark Andrews are worth side-by-side in our Trade Calculator.
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