Eli Raridon vs Mark Andrews
Mark Andrews holds a 15.3% edge in Superflex dynasty value.Updated 9/19/2026
THE CASE FOR RARIDON
Raridon is 22.5 with essentially all of his value tied to growth, so he fits a long runway rebuild profile. New England’s pass-catcher room isn’t locked down long-term, giving him a plausible path to eventually carving out a role if he earns it. At an SF 1,086 cost, he’s a cheaper bet than Andrews and could appreciate meaningfully if he flashes or wins a starting job.
THE CASE FOR ANDREWS
Andrews is a proven difference-making TE with weekly ceiling, and that scoring edge is hard to replace in dynasty lineups. Even at 30.9, his current SF 1,536 price reflects bankable production and a premium positional advantage that prospects rarely reach. The 29.3% gap is justified if you’re trying to win now because Andrews can be a direct lever on points and matchup wins.
VERDICT BY TEAM SITUATION
Take Mark Andrews—he’s the clear points play and the TE advantage is worth paying for in a title window.
Take Eli Raridon—move off the 30.9-year-old TE value curve and bet on cheaper upside/optionality.
Not close in pure value/insulation: Andrews is the better asset, but Raridon is the better fit when you’re prioritizing age and flexibility over points.
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Worth more?
Mark Andrews is worth more by market (SF 1,536 vs 1,086) and by near-term lineup impact.
Trade?
If you’re buying Andrews, try to pay Raridon plus a 2nd; if you’re selling Andrews, ask for Raridon plus a 1st (or equivalent).
Superflex?
In superflex, elite QBs still come first, but Andrews remains a premium non-QB win-now piece while Raridon is a speculative depth stash.
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