Kenyon Sadiq holds a 35.4% edge in Superflex dynasty value.Updated 9/19/2026
Sadiq’s value is almost entirely age/arc: a 21-year-old TE can appreciate quickly with even modest Year-1/Year-2 usage, and the market rewards any “young breakout” at the position. The 42% value gap implies managers are paying for insulation and upside, which matters at TE where long-term starters are scarce and rookie/2nd-year hype can spike prices. On a rebuilding roster, he’s a clean bet to hold or grow in value even before he becomes a reliable weekly starter.
Andrews is the proven difference-maker: he’s already shown he can be a weekly TE advantage when healthy and earning targets, which is exactly what contenders should be buying. His profile is bankable points over projection—far fewer ways to lose the trade if you need starting production now. Even at 30.9, elite TEs can remain startable, and his short-term lineup impact can outweigh the dynasty age discount.
Take Mark Andrews if you’re starting a TE you trust weekly and your window is 1–2 years.
Take Kenyon Sadiq because the age curve and market appreciation odds are meaningfully better.
If you’re neutral/unsure, the 42% gap says lean Sadiq unless Andrews is the clear difference between a title and not.
Worth more?
Kenyon Sadiq is worth more by your SF values (2,652 vs 1,536), and the market is pricing in youth/upside over Andrews’ near-term points.
Trade?
Contenders should try to buy Andrews with a smaller add-on (or reroll a young TE + 2nd), while rebuilders should sell Andrews for Sadiq plus a pick/asset on top.
Superflex?
In SF the TE landscape doesn’t change as much as QB does, so this is still mainly a win-now (Andrews) versus value-growth (Sadiq) decision.
See exactly what Kenyon Sadiq and Mark Andrews are worth side-by-side in our Trade Calculator.
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