Anthony Richardson Sr. Dynasty Value

Forget the passing stats for a moment and consider what the combine revealed: 244 pounds, a 4.43 forty, and a 40.5-inch vertical. Those are historically unprecedented numbers for a quarterback, and they explain why Richardson went R1.4 despite college passing that would normally disqualify a player from Day 1 consideration. Across 22 games at Florida, he completed just 54.7% of his passes for 3,105 yards (141.1 per game) with 24 touchdowns and 15 interceptions, a 1.6:1 ratio. His 2021 season behind the starter produced a meager 529 yards on 59.4% completion in 7 games with more turnovers (5 INT) than touchdowns (6 TD). The 2022 starter year improved to 2,549 yards and 212.4 per game, but the 53.8% completion and 17:9 TD/INT ratio in the SEC are raw by any standard. Where the value lives is on the ground: 1,116 career rushing yards and 12 touchdowns, including 654 yards and 9 scores in 2022. The arm strength is generational. The accuracy is a project. R1.4 for the highest-ceiling, lowest-floor quarterback in this draft, where a 4.43 forty at 244 pounds bought him a top-5 selection that the passing tape never would have.