Trey McBride holds a 7.3% edge in Superflex dynasty value.Updated 8/27/2026
Trey McBride broke out as a true difference-maker at tight end in 2023, finishing top-5 at the position with a massive target share. At just 26, he projects as a locked-in starter for years in an offense lacking other alpha pass-catchers. Elite TE production is scarce, and McBride's floor and ceiling both outpace most of his peers. He’s a cornerstone piece at a premium position.
De'Von Achane flashed elite efficiency as a rookie, producing explosive plays in Miami’s dynamic offense. While his workload is capped by size and competition, his week-winning upside is undeniable. At only 24, he has multiple years of RB2+ production ahead, especially if he earns a larger role. Achane is a boom-bust RB with top-12 spike weeks.
If contending, take McBride for his positional advantage and weekly stability.
If rebuilding, McBride’s youth and long-term outlook make him the preferred hold.
McBride is the clear dynasty winner, though Achane closes the gap in shallow leagues or RB-needy builds.
15% of champions
De'Von Achane was on 1,043 championship rosters
19.3% of champions
Trey McBride was on 1,347 championship rosters
Is Trey McBride worth more than De'Von Achane?
Yes, McBride currently carries about 14% more dynasty value and offers more positional scarcity.
Should I trade Trey McBride for De'Von Achane?
Only if you're desperate at running back and can’t compete at tight end; otherwise, hold McBride.
Who is better in Superflex?
McBride’s positional edge and longevity make him preferable in Superflex formats.
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