Skylar Thompson Dynasty Value

Thompson gave Kansas State five seasons and 45 games of steady, unspectacular quarterback play in the Big 12. The career line reads 62.4% completion, 7,131 yards, 158.5 yards per game, 43 touchdowns, 16 interceptions (2.7:1 ratio). Those passing numbers are game-manager territory across the board. His value was always on the ground: 1,087 career rushing yards with 26 rushing touchdowns, including 405 yards and 11 scores in 2019 (his best full season) and 373 yards in 2018. The 2020 season was limited to 3 games but showed efficiency, 62.5% and 208.7 yards per game with 4 touchdowns and zero picks. He returned in 2021 for 10 games and posted his best passing clip at 69.5% with 211.3 yards per game and a 12:4 TD/INT ratio, though the rushing nearly disappeared (4 yards, 4 touchdowns). At 217 pounds with a 4.91 forty and 31-inch vertical, the measurables fit a backup archetype. R7.247 for a five-year Big 12 starter whose rushing production and experience provide a floor as an NFL backup, but whose passing volume and arm talent offer no path to a starting job.