Deebo Samuel Dynasty Value

Four years at South Carolina with a career interrupted by a broken leg that cost him all but 3 games of his junior season. When healthy, the numbers were strong: 78.3 yards per game and 5.9 catches as a sophomore in the SEC, then 83.3 in the 3 games before the fracture, and a return to 73.5 yards per game with 11 touchdowns in 12 games as a senior. Career across 30 games: 69.2 yards per game, 4.9 catches per game, 16 touchdowns. At 214 pounds with a 4.48 forty and a 39.0-inch vertical, Samuel has a physical, after-the-catch profile that mirrors his versatility as a runner and receiver. Will Muschamp's offense used him as a do-everything weapon: receiving, rushing, returning. The broken leg is the elephant in the room for a player whose game is built on physicality and contact-heavy play. R2.36 for a versatile, physical playmaker whose SEC production when healthy was legitimate but whose injury history and contact-heavy style create a durability risk that will define his dynasty trajectory.