Gunnar Helm holds a 16.2% edge in Superflex dynasty value.Updated 10/1/2026
Dulcich has already shown NFL-level receiving ability and can earn targets when healthy, which matters more than projection at TE. If he sticks in Miami, the offense and QB efficiency can turn modest volume into spike weeks and usable TE1/2 stretches. At 26, he’s in the prime window for a tight end breakout if the role stabilizes and injuries finally cooperate.
Helm is younger and carries a meaningful dynasty value edge right now, which is important at a volatile position where you want insulation. Tennessee offers a clearer path to becoming a featured in-line/short-area target earner, and young TEs can gain value quickly with even a modest role. If he hits as a steady snap/route player, his age and market discount can compound into a multi-year starter profile.
Contending: Dulcich for the nearer-term access to NFL production if you need points, but only if you can stomach the health/role volatility.
Rebuilding: Helm—take the younger asset with the higher market value and better downside protection.
It’s close if you’re deep at TE and can wait, but the current 20% gap makes Helm the better value unless Dulcich is your immediate lineup fix.
Worth more?
Helm is worth more right now by market, and the 20.4% gap is large enough to treat him as the higher-value asset.
Trade?
If you prefer Dulcich, try to get Dulcich plus a small add; if you prefer Helm, don’t add much (or anything) on top given the current gap.
Superflex?
In superflex, the TE-vs-TE decision is mostly unchanged, but it’s even more important not to overpay in picks/secondary QBs—lean Helm at cost.
See exactly what Greg Dulcich and Gunnar Helm are worth side-by-side in our Trade Calculator.
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