Justin Fields Dynasty Value

Somehow Fields fell to pick 11 despite arguably the most efficient college career of any quarterback in this class. Across 33 games, he completed 69.5% of his passes for 5,587 yards with 67 touchdowns and 7 interceptions, a 9.6:1 TD/INT ratio that is borderline absurd at any level. The per-game average of 169.3 passing yards is deceptively low and reflects Ohio State's run-heavy system far more than Fields' actual ability. His 2019 season was the showcase: 67.2% completion, 3,273 yards, 233.8 per game, 41 touchdowns and just 3 interceptions, plus 484 rushing yards and 10 rushing touchdowns. The 2020 campaign was abbreviated to 7 games but remained elite (73.7%, 1,986 yards, 283.7 per game, 22:4 TD/INT) and included 348 rushing yards and 5 scores on the ground. His freshman year at Georgia (2018, 12 games) saw limited action with 328 passing yards but 266 rushing yards and 4 touchdowns. Career totals of 1,098 rushing yards and 19 rushing touchdowns at 227 pounds with a 4.46 forty and 119-inch broad jump make the dual-threat upside enormous. R1.11 for a quarterback whose combination of passing efficiency and rushing ability makes the slide out of the top 5 look like a dynasty discount.