T.J. Hockenson holds a 11.8% edge in Superflex dynasty value.Updated 9/19/2026
Henry is the cheaper path to usable TE points and weekly TD equity, which matters most for contenders trying to patch the position. In New England he can still be a primary red-zone option, giving him spike-week value without paying an elite-TE premium. The lower SF cost makes him a solid short-term arbitrage play if you’d rather spend assets elsewhere and accept more week-to-week volatility.
Hockenson has the profile you pay for in dynasty: proven high-end target-earning at TE with the ability to put up difference-making reception totals when healthy. Minnesota’s passing environment supports strong volume, and his skill set wins underneath in a way that stabilizes weekly scoring (especially in PPR/TE-premium). Even with the higher SF price, he offers a clearer multi-year starter window and higher ceiling than Henry.
If you’re pushing chips in, Henry is fine as a cost-controlled TE2/streamer, but Hockenson is the better bet to actually swing matchups if you can pay the 12.8% gap.
Rebuilders should prefer Hockenson for value insulation and a longer usable window, while Henry is a sell/avoid unless he’s essentially a throw-in.
The market gap is reasonable—Hockenson’s floor/ceiling and longevity justify paying up unless you specifically need the cheapest points-per-dollar right now.
11% of champions
Hunter Henry was on 770 championship rosters
T.J. Hockenson — outside top 50 champion players
Worth more?
T.J. Hockenson is worth more in dynasty because he combines higher target volume, higher ceiling, and better multi-year value insulation.
Trade?
If you can move Henry plus a small add (late 2nd/3rd-equivalent) for Hockenson, do it; if the add is a 1st, keep Henry and spend elsewhere.
Superflex?
In superflex the TE gap matters less than QB/WR, so Henry is the better “roster construction” buy, but Hockenson is still the preferred anchor if you’re set at QB.
See exactly what Hunter Henry and T.J. Hockenson are worth side-by-side in our Trade Calculator.
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