Dallas Goedert vs Mark Andrews
Values are nearly even — within 5% of each other.Updated 10/2/2026
THE CASE FOR GOEDERT
Goedert is typically cheaper than Andrews while still offering weekly TE1 upside when healthy, making him a strong points-per-dollar buy for contenders. He’s a central middle-of-field target and can be a reliable red-zone piece in an Eagles offense that lives in scoring position. At 31.6, you’re paying for near-term production rather than longevity, but the discount can offset the age risk.
THE CASE FOR ANDREWS
Andrews has the cleaner elite-TE ceiling and a longer track record of being a true top-two option at the position. In Baltimore’s passing game, he’s the primary mismatch and a consistent first-read in high-leverage situations, which stabilizes week-to-week impact. Even at 30.9, his profile supports a stronger probability of difference-making seasons compared to the more volatile TE2/TE1 fringe outcomes.
VERDICT BY TEAM SITUATION
Take Mark Andrews if you can absorb the 6.2% premium because his odds of giving you a true weekly edge at TE are higher.
Take Dallas Goedert at the discount (or pivot to picks/younger TEs) since neither is a long-horizon asset and Andrews’ extra cost is harder to justify.
It’s close, but Andrews is the better bet for top-end TE impact; Goedert is the better bet for value relative to price.
11.9% of champions
Dallas Goedert was on 831 championship rosters
Mark Andrews — outside top 50 champion players
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Worth more?
Mark Andrews is worth more by a modest margin, and the 6.2% gap is reasonable given his higher ceiling and historical hit rate.
Trade?
If you roster Goedert, try adding a small sweetener to get Andrews; if you roster Andrews, only move down to Goedert if you’re gaining an extra 2nd-ish value.
Superflex?
In SF, the relative TE gap matters a bit less than QB value, but Andrews’ positional advantage still justifies paying slightly more if you’re contending.
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