Tyler Warren holds a 29.6% edge in Superflex dynasty value.Updated 10/1/2026
Fannin is 2+ years younger, which matters at TE where breakouts often come late and you’re buying more development runway. His cheaper SF cost (3,296) gives you a better risk-adjusted bet if you’re hunting for a value spike or planning to tier up later. If he flashes early in Cleveland, the market can reprice quickly because young, ascending TEs get sticky dynasty value.
Warren is the better win-now profile: older, likely closer to his peak usage window, and priced accordingly at SF 4,713. The 30.1% gap suggests the market expects more immediate startable weeks and a clearer path to reliable volume in Indianapolis. If you need points now, paying up for the TE with the stronger short-term projection is usually correct.
Take Tyler Warren unless the price difference costs you a meaningful starter elsewhere, because his value is concentrated in near-term production.
Take Harold Fannin as the younger, cheaper bet with more time for a breakout and a better chance to gain value before you’re ready to compete.
If the deal is within a small add-on, lean Warren for stability; if you’re paying full 30%+ premium, Fannin is the better value play.
Worth more?
Tyler Warren is worth more today by market price, but Fannin is the better cost-adjusted swing for value growth.
Trade?
I’d trade Fannin + a small 2nd/3rd-type sweetener for Warren as a contender, but I wouldn’t add a future 1st.
Superflex?
In SF, I’m even less willing to pay a 30% TE premium unless Warren is your clear TE1 need, because QB/RB/WR liquidity usually wins trades.
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