Lamar Jackson Dynasty Value

There may never be another college quarterback season like Lamar Jackson's 2016. 3,543 passing yards with 30 touchdowns and 1,571 rushing yards with 21 rushing touchdowns at Louisville, numbers that won the Heisman and broke people's understanding of what the position could look like. He followed it up in 2017 with 3,660 passing yards, 27 touchdowns, and 1,601 rushing yards with 18 more scores on the ground. Across 38 career games, Jackson totaled 9,043 passing yards (238 per game) with 69 touchdowns and 27 interceptions, plus 4,132 rushing yards and 50 rushing touchdowns. The rushing production alone would make him an elite running back prospect. The concern is the 57.0% career completion rate and a 2.6:1 TD/INT ratio that doesn't scream NFL passer. At 216 pounds with no combine forty on record, the durability questions for a player whose value lives in his legs are legitimate. Fell to the last pick of the first round because half the league wanted to move him to receiver. R1.32 for the most dynamic offensive weapon in this draft whose fantasy projection depends entirely on whether an NFL scheme can be built around his running while the passing catches up.