Jake Ferguson holds a 39.9% edge in Superflex dynasty value.Updated 9/24/2026
Helm is 3.6 years younger, which matters at TE where peak production often comes later and careers can be long. At a materially lower SF value, he’s the better bet for value growth if he earns a consistent route/target role in Tennessee. He’s the kind of cheaper TE swing that can appreciate fast with one season of reliable weekly usage.
Ferguson is valued higher because he’s already proven he can handle an NFL starting workload and deliver usable fantasy weeks. For contenders, his role stability and near-term points are worth paying for versus betting on development. The higher price reflects lower uncertainty, not just raw ceiling.
Take Jake Ferguson—bankable snaps/targets matter more than age discounts when you’re pushing points.
Take Gunnar Helm—the age/value gap gives you a better chance to gain dynasty equity if he hits.
At a 25% value gap, default to Ferguson for win-now and Helm for rebuild; otherwise use roster need (TE starter vs upside stash) as the tiebreaker.
Worth more?
Jake Ferguson is worth more right now (SF 1,931 vs 1,449), but Helm is the better appreciation bet.
Trade?
If you’re moving Helm up to Ferguson, try to pay Helm + a small add; if you’re selling Ferguson, aim to get Helm + a meaningful sweetener.
Superflex?
SF doesn’t materially change TE logic here—prioritize Ferguson’s points on contenders and Helm’s age/value leverage on rebuilds.
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