Values are nearly even — within 5% of each other.Updated 9/19/2026
Woody Marks is younger and carries a slightly higher dynasty value. He's flashed three-down skills and could carve out a significant role in Houston's evolving offense. His pass-catching upside gives him an edge in PPR formats. If he secures top-2 depth chart status, his value could rise quickly.
Tyler Allgeier is a proven producer who’s shown durability and reliability. His landing spot in Arizona could yield short-term opportunity, especially if injuries hit the backfield. Allgeier’s downhill style fits goal-line and early-down work. He’s a safe, low-ceiling floor play for RB depth.
Allgeier is the safer flex for contending teams needing immediate production.
Marks is the clear choice for rebuilders banking on upside and youth.
The gap is narrow; team context should drive your decision.
Is Woody Marks worth more than Tyler Allgeier?
Yes, Marks holds a slight value edge due to age and upside.
Should I trade Woody Marks for Tyler Allgeier?
Only if you need safe points right now; otherwise, hold Marks for ceiling.
Who is better in Superflex?
Marks offers more long-term upside in Superflex formats, but both are tier-three options.
See exactly what Tyler Allgeier and Woody Marks are worth side-by-side in our Trade Calculator.
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