Mark Andrews holds a 51.5% edge in Superflex dynasty value.Updated 10/2/2026
Dulcich’s appeal is price-to-upside: at SF 1,153 he’s meaningfully cheaper while still having a path to a weekly-startable TE role if his usage consolidates. At 26.4, he fits a longer dynasty window than Andrews and can gain value quickly with even a modest target bump. If you’re aiming to add TE production without paying elite-TE tax, Dulcich is the archetype of a bet that can appreciate.
Andrews is a proven difference-maker at the position, with an established ceiling and weekly floor that very few tight ends can match. Even at 30.9, the TE aging curve is forgiving, and his role stability in Baltimore is the main point—bankable targets and red-zone equity. The 24.9% value premium is essentially paying for confidence that you’re locking in an advantage at a scarce position.
Take Mark Andrews—paying the 24.9% gap is justified to secure reliable, high-end TE points in your starting lineup.
Take Greg Dulcich—cheaper, younger, and easier to reroll later while you allocate premium value to cornerstone assets elsewhere.
If you’re within a year of a title, lean Andrews; otherwise take the discount on Dulcich and spend the savings to upgrade a more predictive position.
Worth more?
Mark Andrews is worth more today, but Dulcich offers better value-per-point upside at his lower cost.
Trade?
Contenders should try to buy Andrews by packaging Dulcich plus a small add, while rebuilders should flip Andrews for Dulcich plus a meaningful pick/young piece.
Superflex?
In superflex the gap matters less than QB value, so prefer Dulcich unless Andrews is your clear final piece to contend.
See exactly what Greg Dulcich and Mark Andrews are worth side-by-side in our Trade Calculator.
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