George Kittle vs Mark Andrews
George Kittle holds a 27.6% edge in Superflex dynasty value.Updated 9/18/2026
THE CASE FOR KITTLE
Kittle is still one of the few TEs who can swing weeks with elite efficiency and massive YAC, giving contenders true difference-maker upside. In SF he’s attached to a stable, high-scoring offense that creates red-zone chances even when target volume isn’t elite. The 26.4% value premium is reasonable if you’re buying short-term ceiling and weekly matchup-winning spike potential.
THE CASE FOR ANDREWS
Andrews is the better bet for sustained TE1 usage because he’s more likely to lead his team in targets and operate as the primary designed option over the middle. He’s younger and profiles as the cleaner 2–3 year asset for teams that need both points and liquidity. If you want volume-driven consistency and fewer weekly “block-first” outcomes, Andrews is the safer profile.
VERDICT BY TEAM SITUATION
Lean Kittle if you’re pushing chips in for 2026 points and weekly ceiling, but only if the extra cost doesn’t strip needed depth.
Take Andrews for the younger age curve and better retainable market value as you extend your window.
If the price is within a small add, prefer Andrews; if you’re paying the full 26% premium, Kittle needs to be the final piece to justify it.
17.5% of champions
George Kittle was on 1,222 championship rosters
Mark Andrews — outside top 50 champion players
FREQUENTLY ASKED
Worth more?
Kittle is valued more here, but Andrews is the better “hold value” asset while Kittle is the better “win this year” bet.
Trade?
I’d trade Kittle for Andrews straight up or with a small sweetener to me, and I’d only pay up from Andrews to Kittle if it materially boosts my title odds.
Superflex?
In Superflex the TE gap matters less than QB/WR insulation, so Andrews’ longevity/liquidity usually fits roster construction better unless Kittle’s points are your last missing edge.
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