Hunter Henry vs Mark Andrews
Mark Andrews holds a 33.5% edge in Superflex dynasty value.Updated 10/2/2026
THE CASE FOR HENRY
Henry’s value is built on near-term usability: he can give you playable weekly TE production without paying the Andrews tax. New England’s pass game is narrow enough that a steady TE target share and red-zone role can keep him in the TE1/TE2 mix when the offense is functional. If you’re streaming or patching the position, Henry is a cheap points-per-dollar bet with minimal acquisition cost.
THE CASE FOR ANDREWS
Andrews still offers the higher weekly ceiling and higher probability of difference-making TE weeks, which is exactly what you’re buying at this position. Baltimore’s offense is efficient and red-zone friendly, and Andrews’ role (when healthy) concentrates high-value targets rather than low aDOT volume. The 20.5% price gap is often justified because Andrews can materially separate you from opponents at TE, while Henry more often treads water.
VERDICT BY TEAM SITUATION
Contenders should pay up for Andrews if TE is a weak spot; otherwise Henry is fine as a budget starter if the savings upgrade a premium slot.
Rebuilders should prefer Andrews for liquidity and resale, but if you can’t move him for a real plus return, take Henry plus a pick/young piece and reallocate.
Andrews is the better asset and bet, but Henry can be the sharper roster move when the extra cost is the difference between two starters elsewhere.
11% of champions
Hunter Henry was on 770 championship rosters
Mark Andrews — outside top 50 champion players
FREQUENTLY ASKED
Worth more?
Mark Andrews is worth more and the market’s ~20% gap is generally fair given his ceiling and stickier role.
Trade?
If you’re sending Henry for Andrews, add a sweetener (typically a mid pick or equivalent depth) rather than a premium 1st-level piece.
Superflex?
In SF, elite-ish TE ceilings matter a bit less than QB/WR, so only buy Andrews if it doesn’t block a meaningful QB/WR upgrade; otherwise take Henry as the efficient patch.
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