Jake Ferguson holds a 9% edge in Superflex dynasty value.Updated 9/17/2026
Ferguson is in the heart of his TE window at 27.5 and carries a 20.5% dynasty value premium over Andrews in your SF market snapshot. He’s tied to a stable, high-volume passing environment where red-zone usage can keep him as a reliable TE1/TE1-2 even without elite separation traits. The age/value combo makes him easier to hold through volatility and still retain trade liquidity if you pivot midseason.
Andrews still has the higher per-game ceiling: he’s the rare TE who can be a weekly difference-maker when the offense funnels high-leverage targets his way. Even at 30.9, his short-term contending utility can outweigh market discount because elite TE scoring swings playoff weeks more than most positions. If you’re optimizing for points (not resale), Andrews can be the better bet to outscore Ferguson in any given high-leverage stretch.
Lean Mark Andrews if you’re pushing chips in for weekly edge; otherwise take Ferguson if you want similar production with better value insulation.
Take Jake Ferguson—age plus the 20.5% value gap makes him the cleaner hold or future re-roll asset.
Slight lean Ferguson on price, but Andrews is the better “win-this-week” tight end if you can tolerate the age curve.
Worth more?
In your SF values, Jake Ferguson is worth more (1,931 vs 1,536), a 20.5% premium.
Trade?
If you roster Ferguson, I’d only pivot to Andrews if you’re contending and can add a small sweetener; if you roster Andrews, I’d trade to Ferguson plus a decent add.
Superflex?
In SF, the gap matters because liquidity concentrates in QBs/elite assets—Ferguson’s higher market value makes him the safer chip unless Andrews is directly increasing your title odds.
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