Colston Loveland holds a 65.4% edge in Superflex dynasty value.Updated 9/19/2026
Loveland is a full tier ahead in market value (5,070 vs 2,054; +59.5%), which usually reflects meaningfully better probability of becoming a weekly-start TE. At 22.3, he gives you a longer runway for a breakout and more insulation if year-one production is uneven. In dynasty, that combination of youth + liquidity makes him the easier asset to build around and the easier piece to move later without taking a haircut.
Stowers is the cheaper bet, and at 23.3 he can still hit if he earns a defined role and becomes a red-zone/chain-mover option. The TE position is volatile and often driven by opportunity, so a path to snaps/targets can close value gaps quickly if he flashes early. If you’re price-sensitive, he’s the type of rosterable TE swing that can pay off without paying the premium.
Loveland—pay for the higher hit-rate profile and stronger trade insulation when you’re trying to minimize dead roster spots.
Loveland—he’s younger and far more liquid, so you can either hold for the breakout or flip later for better picks/WR insulation.
If the deal is within a small add, take Loveland; only pivot to Stowers if you’re also getting a meaningful extra (e.g., a future 2nd+ tier sweetener).
Worth more?
Colston Loveland by a clear tier (about 2.5x in your SF values).
Trade?
If you’re moving off Loveland, you should be getting Stowers plus a notable add—think a future 2nd at minimum, preferably a 2nd+.
Superflex?
SF doesn’t materially change TE-vs-TE ordering here—Loveland still wins; just be careful not to overpay in picks that could turn into QBs.
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