Dalton Schultz holds a 13.7% edge in Superflex dynasty value.Updated 10/2/2026
Goedert has the better per-route talent profile and is still tethered to a high-efficiency Eagles offense that can create spike weeks at TE when volume funnels his way. His market value premium (SF 1,440 vs 1,199) is reasonable if you’re buying ceiling and weekly difference-making potential. For contenders, he’s the more likely of the two to deliver impact games in the fantasy playoffs if he’s healthy and the Eagles’ target tree consolidates.
Schultz is the steadier bet for usable weekly volume in Houston, where he operates as a reliable chain-mover and red-zone option in a QB-led offense that should remain pass-friendly. He’s typically cheaper to acquire and easier to plug in as a low-variance TE1/TE2 without paying for elite upside. If you’re optimizing points per cost, Schultz often provides similar season-long production to Goedert at a meaningful discount.
Goedert if you can stomach the volatility/health risk and want ceiling; Schultz if you need stable weekly starts and want to keep flexibility elsewhere on your roster.
Take Schultz (or sell either) because paying a 16.7% premium for Goedert’s aging/variance profile rarely fits a rebuild’s timeline.
In a close call, Schultz at the discount is the better value unless you specifically need Goedert’s higher spike-week ceiling.
11.9% of champions
Dallas Goedert was on 831 championship rosters
Dalton Schultz — outside top 50 champion players
Worth more?
Yes—Goedert is appropriately valued higher, but the 16.7% gap is close enough that Schultz is usually the better bargain.
Trade?
If you roster Goedert, I’d consider tiering down to Schultz plus a small add; if you roster Schultz, only pay up to Goedert if you’re chasing weekly ceiling.
Superflex?
In SF formats, keep TE spending efficient—Schultz fits better as a cost-controlled starter while you allocate premium assets to QB/WR.
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