Dalton Kincaid holds a 53.3% edge in Superflex dynasty value.Updated 9/30/2026
Kincaid is nearly four years younger and already valued above Andrews, which matters most at a volatile position where careers can swing fast. He’s tied to Josh Allen and a pass volume/efficiency environment that can support spike weeks and multi-year stability even if target competition shifts. The 16.5% value gap is a reasonable premium for age insulation plus a high-ceiling profile, making him the cleaner long-horizon TE asset.
Andrews has already proven he can be a true difference-making TE1 with elite TD equity and week-winning ceilings. If healthy, he can outscore Kincaid in the near term because Baltimore’s red-zone usage has historically funneled through him when he’s on the field. His lower price bakes in age/injury risk, but that discount can be a win-now arbitrage if you’re chasing points over the next 1–2 seasons.
Andrews if you need maximum 2024–2025 scoring per dollar; Kincaid if your roster is already strong and you’re protecting a longer window.
Kincaid—pay the premium for age, liquidity, and a longer runway in dynasty.
Kincaid is the better dynasty hold, but Andrews is the better buy at cost for short-term production.
Worth more?
Kincaid is worth more in dynasty because the age gap plus similar TE1 upside supports the current 16.5% premium.
Trade?
If contending, consider moving Kincaid for Andrews plus a meaningful add (e.g., an extra 2nd or equivalent) to capture the value gap while keeping TE scoring.
Superflex?
In SF the TE-vs-TE gap matters less than upgrading at QB/WR, so use either as a sweetener to tier up elsewhere rather than overpaying for a small TE edge.
See exactly what Dalton Kincaid and Mark Andrews are worth side-by-side in our Trade Calculator.
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