Trey McBride holds a 76.7% edge in Superflex dynasty value.Updated 9/19/2026
Stowers is a cheap, young TE/WR-leaning athlete whose range of outcomes includes becoming a mismatch slot/H-back if he earns a real route role in Philly. At his cost, you’re buying optionality: one camp-buzz stretch or an injury-created window can spike his value quickly. If you need a low-cost stash to cycle for upside, he fits the profile better than most waiver-level TEs.
McBride is already an elite-volume TE with a locked-in every-down role, target-earning ability, and weekly difference-making ceiling at a scarce position. He’s valued like it because he’s proven he can command the offense and give you a positional advantage in lineups. Even at 26.7, he’s still in the prime window for TEs and is the kind of asset that stabilizes a contender.
McBride by a mile—take the bankable TE1 production and don’t risk points on a speculative stash.
McBride still, unless you’re stripping points and liquidating into multiple 1sts/young starters, because his value insulation is far stronger than Stowers’.
Not close at a 68% value gap: Stowers is a cheap dart, McBride is a cornerstone.
Eli Stowers — outside top 50 champion players
19.3% of champions
Trey McBride was on 1,347 championship rosters
Worth more?
Trey McBride is worth substantially more in both market value and startable weekly output.
Trade?
Only pivot from McBride to Stowers if you’re getting a significant premium on top (think a strong 1st+ or equivalent), otherwise hold/buy McBride.
Superflex?
In SF, elite TEs still matter, but the gap remains the same: McBride is a premium piece while Stowers is a low-probability bench stash.
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