TE Premium Dynasty Trade Calculator
Compare TE premium dynasty trades with visible tight end reception bonuses, Superflex or 1QB values, and rookie picks.
Team A
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Team B
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Independent experimental values · 816 player assets · See the model and sources
Tight end premium changes the scoring of tight end receptions, so a standard PPR comparison may miss an important league rule. Choose TE+ or TE++ here, confirm whether your league uses 1QB or Superflex, and compare the same trade under both assumptions. The premium is an explicit model adjustment rather than a claim that every tight end benefits equally in real games. Start with the calculator, then read the assumptions before relying on a close result in a league with unusual tight end requirements.
Reception premium and starting requirements differ
A reception bonus changes scoring; a requirement to start two tight ends changes lineup scarcity. This tool offers simplified premium controls. Use the actual bonus closest to your league and treat formats outside those controls as an approximation.
Example: premium tight end versus receiver
Compare a tight end against a wide receiver, then toggle premium off and on. Add a second-round pick to test how much of the remaining model gap it can cover. The settings change is the lesson; a listed value is not an injury or lineup forecast.
Do not use the bonus in isolation
The base dynasty table still matters. A premium does not automatically turn a reserve tight end into a cornerstone, and a package that forces cuts can lose practical value.
Questions before you trade?
What do TE+ and TE++ mean?
They are simplified tight end premium levels shown in the calculator. Check the visible setting and methodology against your league rules before comparing an offer.
Can I combine TEP and Superflex?
Yes. The controls apply the selected quarterback format and tight end premium together.
Does this cover every two-tight-end league?
No. Starting-slot requirements and reception bonuses are different. This model cannot fully represent every custom lineup or scoring system.