Tucker Kraft holds a 56.2% edge in Superflex dynasty value.Updated 9/19/2026
Gadsden is 2.7 years younger and still cheap enough to be an upside bet at the most volatile dynasty position. If his receiving profile translates and he earns a real route share, the payoff is a multi-year starter you didn’t have to pay starter prices for. On a roster build, he’s the kind of TE swing you want when you can tolerate uncertainty and are hunting value growth.
Kraft has already shown he can earn snaps and targets in an NFL offense, which is most of the battle for dynasty TEs. Green Bay’s young core gives him a stable runway to remain a weekly streamable TE with spike-week upside, and his floor is meaningfully higher than a rookie/unknown. The 40% price gap is largely a bet on bankable role and near-term usability, which Kraft provides.
Kraft—paying up for a usable TE profile is usually worth it for contenders, while Gadsden is more of a stash than a lineup solution.
Gadsden—take the younger, cheaper ceiling swing and let the market re-rate him if he earns a role.
If you can add even a small sweetener to Gadsden (a 3rd/4th-type piece), I’d lean Gadsden; otherwise Kraft is the safer straight-up.
Worth more?
Kraft is worth more today, but the current gap is paying for floor rather than elite TE difference-making upside.
Trade?
If moving Kraft, ask for Gadsden plus a pick/add-on; if moving Gadsden, try to buy Kraft only if it doesn’t cost a meaningful pick upgrade.
Superflex?
In SF the TE delta matters less than QB/WR value, so favor the cheaper asset (Gadsden) unless you specifically need Kraft’s immediate points.
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