Rankings

Greg Dulcich vs Hunter Henry

Hunter Henry holds a 27.1% edge in Superflex dynasty value.Updated 10/2/2026

614
SF Value
842
499
1QB Value
744
-226
30d Trend
-417
#232
Overall Rank
#221
TE#34
Pos Rank
TE#32
26.5
Age
31.8
MIA
Team
NE
32
Tier
30

THE CASE FOR DULCICH

Dulcich is five-plus years younger, which matters at TE where value can swing hard with one breakout stretch. His profile is that of a move/receiving TE who can earn targets downfield, giving him a higher ceiling if he ever lands steady snaps and a stable QB situation. At a ~5.6% discount to Henry, you’re buying upside and longevity rather than near-term certainty.

THE CASE FOR HENRY

Henry is the bet on bankable NFL usage: a proven red-zone option with multiple TE1-caliber seasons and a clearer weekly role. For contenders, his paths to points are straightforward (routes, end-zone targets, veteran trust), even if the ceiling is capped. Paying a small premium for the higher floor makes sense when you’re trying to lock in startable weeks.

VERDICT BY TEAM SITUATION

If you're contending:

Hunter Henry—take the modest premium for the higher probability of usable 2026 points.

If you're rebuilding:

Greg Dulcich—take the age/ceiling bet and avoid paying for a depreciating veteran profile.

If value is close:

Close, but I side Henry by a hair in a vacuum because the price gap is small and the floor is meaningfully higher.

FREQUENTLY ASKED

Worth more?

Henry is worth slightly more right now, but the market gap is about right given his higher weekly usability.

Trade?

Contenders should send Dulcich + a small add for Henry; rebuilders should flip Henry for Dulcich + a sweetener.

Superflex?

In Superflex, TE premiums don’t change much here—favor Henry for contenders and Dulcich for rebuilders, using QB/2nd-round liquidity as the tiebreaker.

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