Tyler Allgeier holds a 15% edge in Superflex dynasty value.Updated 9/25/2026
Tyler Allgeier is a volume grinder who has shown he can handle a heavy workload. His move to Arizona puts him behind James Conner, but Conner is aging and injury-prone, making Allgeier a strong handcuff with upside. Allgeier has proven durability and can produce RB2/flex numbers when called upon. At age 26, his window is short, but his 1,333 SF value shows the market still believes in his role.
Keaton Mitchell is a dynamic speedster with big-play potential. Landing with the Chargers gives him a path to touches in a backfield lacking a true star. He's younger than Allgeier and brings more juice in the passing game. If he stays healthy, Mitchell offers more ceiling, especially in PPR formats.
Allgeier is the safer bet for spot starts and immediate RB depth on a contender.
Mitchell’s youth and explosiveness make him the better long-term stash for rebuilders.
Values are nearly identical, so team need and risk tolerance should break the tie.
Is Tyler Allgeier worth more than Keaton Mitchell?
Slightly, but the gap is negligible at just 1.1% according to SF ranks.
Should I trade Tyler Allgeier for Keaton Mitchell?
If you need upside and can wait, yes; if you want safer 2024 touches, stick with Allgeier.
Who is better in Superflex?
Their non-QB roles make them a toss-up in Superflex; prioritize based on your team’s timeline and need for floor (Allgeier) vs. ceiling (Mitchell).
See exactly what Keaton Mitchell and Tyler Allgeier are worth side-by-side in our Trade Calculator.
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