Travis Kelce holds a 52.2% edge in Superflex dynasty value.Updated 10/2/2026
Helm’s entire appeal is the age curve: at 23.9 you’re buying multiple years of runway and the chance he grows into a long-term starter. In a rebuild, he’s a flexible hold because any meaningful role growth can compound value quickly versus a 36-year-old asset. If you’re not a top-2 contender, Helm is the safer way to preserve value through the offseason and beyond.
Kelce is still the clearest bet to deliver difference-making weekly TE production in the short term, which is exactly what wins titles. Even with age risk, his role/chemistry in KC gives him the highest probability of bankable points among the two. The 9.2% value premium is a fine price to pay if you’re converting picks/youth into immediate win equity.
Take Travis Kelce—buy the points and the weekly edge at TE while you’re pushing a title.
Take Gunnar Helm—age insulation and potential value growth beats paying up for a near-expiring elite.
If you’re truly on the fence, lean Helm unless Kelce clearly moves you into the top tier of contenders.
Gunnar Helm — outside top 50 champion players
12% of champions
Travis Kelce was on 834 championship rosters
Worth more?
Travis Kelce is worth more right now by your SF values (1,596 vs 1,449), but Helm is the better long-term store of value.
Trade?
Contenders should send Helm+small add for Kelce; rebuilders should flip Kelce for Helm+an extra pick/asset.
Superflex?
SF doesn’t materially change the TE-vs-TE comparison here—this is still a timeline bet: Kelce for 2026 points, Helm for multi-year value.
See exactly what Gunnar Helm and Travis Kelce are worth side-by-side in our Trade Calculator.
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