Tyler Warren holds a 25.7% edge in Superflex dynasty value.Updated 9/18/2026
LaPorta is the more proven NFL TE with already-elite production in hand, which matters most at a volatile position. He’s tied to a high-scoring Detroit offense and a QB/OC environment that has shown it will feature the TE in the red zone and on high-leverage downs. In dynasty, bankable TE1 output is rare; if you’re buying points, LaPorta is the safer weekly starter.
Warren is ~1.4 years younger and, at a 35.6% market gap, is priced as the significantly more valuable dynasty asset. Indy offers a clearer runway to become the primary target-earner at TE if he hits, and youth/insulation keeps his value resilient through normal TE development curves. If you’re optimizing for ceiling and long-term value growth, Warren is the swing that can out-appreciate LaPorta from here.
LaPorta—take the proven weekly edge at TE unless Warren comes with a meaningful add that doesn’t hurt your starting lineup.
Warren—take the younger, higher-valued asset and let the 35.6% insulation work while you wait for peak production.
At the current gap, I prefer Warren in a vacuum, but I’ll flip to LaPorta if I’m a top-3 contender and need locked-in points.
Worth more?
Tyler Warren is worth more in dynasty right now given the 35.6% market gap.
Trade?
If you have LaPorta, I’d only pivot to Warren if you’re also getting a usable sweetener (e.g., a 2nd or an upside flex piece).
Superflex?
In SF the positional premium shifts to QBs, but the LaPorta vs Warren TE ordering doesn’t change—use the gap to extract extra value if moving off LaPorta.
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