Trey McBride holds a 70.2% edge in Superflex dynasty value.Updated 9/17/2026
Kittle is a weekly difference-maker when healthy, with elite yards-after-catch ability that can swing playoff matchups at a scarce position. His offense creates high-value looks and he remains a top red-zone and explosive-play threat even if targets fluctuate. For a true contender, you’re buying near-term TE1 ceilings at a discount relative to his point-scoring impact.
McBride is entering his prime with a target-earning profile that supports bankable volume and multi-year TE1 production. His age and role stability give you a longer runway with less cliff risk than an early-30s tight end. In dynasty value terms, the 67.7% gap reflects both longevity and a stronger likelihood of sustained top-tier usage.
Contending: Kittle if you need immediate ceiling points; otherwise McBride is still the better all-around hold.
Rebuilding: McBride easily—age, insulated value, and multi-year window beat Kittle’s shorter runway.
If you’re truly close and already strong at TE, keep McBride; only pivot to Kittle if it clearly upgrades your weekly starting lineup for a title run.
17.5% of champions
George Kittle was on 1,222 championship rosters
19.3% of champions
Trey McBride was on 1,347 championship rosters
Worth more?
McBride is worth more by a wide margin in dynasty (as the SF 6,457 vs 2,088 values imply).
Trade?
If selling McBride for Kittle, you should demand a meaningful add (ideally a future 1st or equivalent value) to justify the age/value gap.
Superflex?
In superflex, the gap can widen because premium picks/QBs are more valuable, making it even harder to justify moving the younger cornerstone TE for an aging one without strong extra compensation.
See exactly what George Kittle and Trey McBride are worth side-by-side in our Trade Calculator.
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