Terrance Ferguson holds a 11.7% edge in Superflex dynasty value.Updated 10/1/2026
Andrews is a proven difference-making TE1 who can swing weekly matchups in a way almost no one at the position can. Even with Baltimore’s volatility in pass volume, he’s been Lamar’s most trusted red-zone and high-leverage target when healthy. At only an 8.5% value gap, you’re paying a small premium for bankable elite production and near-term title equity.
Ferguson is 23.4 with a long runway, and youth at TE matters because breakouts can create multi-year insulation once roles stabilize. If he consolidates into a top-2 target profile in his offense, his value can rise quickly while Andrews’ value likely trends down with age. The cheaper price plus development curve makes him the better bet for managers optimizing for 2026+ rather than 2024 spike weeks.
Andrews—take the proven ceiling and weekly advantage at TE for the stretch run, especially at only a modest premium.
Ferguson—prefer the age, value insulation, and appreciation upside over paying for Andrews’ waning dynasty window.
If you’re neutral/unsure, lean Andrews in TE-prem or start-2TE formats, otherwise lean Ferguson for pure dynasty value preservation.
Worth more?
Andrews is worth more in contender builds because his immediate edge at TE is difficult to replace.
Trade?
I’d trade Ferguson + a small sweetener to get Andrews if contending, or flip Andrews for Ferguson + a 2nd if rebuilding.
Superflex?
In SF the TE gap matters slightly less than QB depth, but Andrews’ weekly spike still makes him the contender-side buy at this price.
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