Jarrett Stidham Dynasty Value

Stidham transferred from Baylor after the program imploded and landed at Auburn, where he put together two clean but unspectacular seasons in the SEC West. His 2017 campaign was the better of the two: 3,158 yards (225.6/g), 66.5% completion, 18 touchdowns, 6 interceptions. The 2018 follow-up saw a regression to 60.7% completion and 2,795 yards (215.0/g) with 18 touchdowns and 5 picks. Across 37 career games including the Baylor stint (10 games, 1,265 yards, 68.8%, 12 touchdowns, 2 interceptions as a freshman), the career line reads: 7,218 yards (195.1/g), 48 touchdowns, 13 interceptions, 64.3% completion, and a 3.7:1 TD/INT ratio. That ratio is the calling card. Stidham protects the football. At 218 pounds with a 4.81 forty, the mobility is adequate without being a weapon, and the 218 career rushing yards with 9 touchdowns confirm the legs are not part of the equation. The limited passing volume (195.1 yards per game career) reflects Auburn's run-first identity more than anything. R4.133 for an efficient, careful SEC quarterback whose ball security could earn him a long career, but whose conservative approach and low volume leave the upside question completely unanswered.