Tyler Warren Dynasty Trade Value
TE, IND -- dynasty value 1,156 pts; redraft 1,418 pts (Standard), roughly round 8, pick 3 of a 12-team draft.
Updated Oct 27, 2026 · See Tyler Warren on the full dynasty trade value chart →
| Format | Value | Real ADP |
|---|---|---|
| PPR | not ranked | -- |
| Standard | 1,418 pts | 86.5 |
| Half-PPR | 1,993 pts | 72.4 |
| 2-QB / Superflex | 1,156 pts | 95.5 |
| Dynasty | 1,156 pts | 95.5 |
Source: Fantasy Football Calculator (fantasyfootballcalculator.com) ADP API, refreshed 2026-10-27. Dynasty uses the 2-QB / superflex ADP sample -- see About for why.
Among the 9 TEs tracked in this sample, Tyler Warren ranks #5 by Standard value. Their bye week is Week 13 -- worth checking against your other TEs before trading, so you don't stack byes at the same point in the season.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Tyler Warren's fantasy football trade value?
1,418 pts in Standard, computed from their real, current average draft position (ADP) via this site's value curve. See every scoring format below.
What draft slot does that value correspond to?
1,418 pts corresponds to roughly round 8, pick 3 of a 12-team draft -- the pick that would carry the same real ADP-based value.
Is this Tyler Warren's real trade value, or a projection?
It's derived from real market behavior (what real drafters are actually doing, via ADP), not a subjective ranking or a stat projection. It updates as Tyler Warren's ADP moves.
Does Tyler Warren's trade value change much across formats?
Tyler Warren isn't ranked in enough of the tracked formats yet for a reliable cross-format comparison.
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The closest TE values to Tyler Warren's 1,418 pts in this sample: Sam LaPorta (1,450 pts), Colston Loveland (2,039 pts), Kyle Pitts Sr. (655 pts), Travis Kelce (455 pts).