Tucker Kraft holds a 16.8% edge in Superflex dynasty value.Updated 9/18/2026
Kincaid has already shown he can command volume in an NFL offense and profiles as a high-floor PPR TE when used as a big slot. Buffalo’s passing ecosystem can produce weekly spike games if his route share stays elite and red-zone usage stabilizes. He’s the cleaner bet for target certainty and immediate startability, especially in TE-premium formats.
Kraft’s price is the story: he’s ~45.7% cheaper while offering a similar path to mid-TE1 outcomes if he continues to consolidate snaps/routes. Green Bay’s offense is young and ascending, and Kraft’s YAC/after-catch profile fits as a seam-and-crosser weapon that can turn modest targets into fantasy points. If he holds the clear TE1 role, the value gap becomes an easy win on a points-per-dollar basis.
Kincaid if you need bankable weekly volume, but Kraft is the better “contender arbitrage” if you’re strong at TE and want to spend elsewhere.
Kraft—take the discount, keep liquidity, and bet on role growth without paying the premium baked into Kincaid.
At current prices the gap is too wide, so Kraft is the better buy unless your roster specifically needs Kincaid’s higher floor.
Worth more?
Kincaid is worth more in a vacuum, but Kraft is worth more relative to cost at these SF values.
Trade?
If you have Kincaid, move down to Kraft plus a meaningful add (pick/young WR); if you have Kraft, you generally hold unless someone pays near Kincaid’s tier.
Superflex?
In SF, don’t overpay at TE—Kraft fits better as a roster-construction play while Kincaid is a luxury spend.
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