Trey McBride holds a 14.9% edge in Superflex dynasty value.Updated 8/27/2026
Trey McBride is emerging as an elite dynasty tight end at just 26.7 years old. He commands significant target volume in Arizona's offense, with a clear path to being Kyler Murray's top weapon. Tight end scarcity boosts his dynasty value, especially in premium formats. His age and role suggest multiple years of high-end production. McBride is a cornerstone asset at a thin position.
Jalen Hurts is a proven fantasy QB1 with elite rushing upside, a locked-in contract, and a top supporting cast in Philadelphia. He consistently finishes near the top of the QB rankings, offering week-winning spikes. Even at 28, Hurts has several years of prime production left. In Superflex, quarterback value is massive. Hurts provides stability and upside at the most important position.
If you’re contending, Hurts’ positional value and week-to-week ceiling are hard to pass up in Superflex.
If you’re rebuilding, McBride’s age, scarcity, and value growth make him the better hold.
This is close, but team context and league format break the tie.
Jalen Hurts — outside top 50 champion players
19.3% of champions
Trey McBride was on 1,347 championship rosters
Is Trey McBride worth more than Jalen Hurts?
Yes, according to current SF dynasty values, McBride edges Hurts by roughly 18%.
Should I trade Trey McBride for Jalen Hurts?
Only if you’re a contender needing an elite QB; otherwise, hold McBride for value and age.
Who is better in Superflex?
Hurts is typically more valuable in Superflex due to QB scarcity, but McBride is closing the gap.
See exactly what Jalen Hurts and Trey McBride are worth side-by-side in our Trade Calculator.
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