Stetson Bennett Dynasty Value

Two national championships. A walk-on origin story. One of the great narratives in college football history. Bennett's 41-game career at Georgia produced 65.0% completion, 8,425 yards (205.5 per game), 66 touchdowns, and 21 interceptions for a 3.1:1 ratio with 530 rushing yards and 14 rushing touchdowns. The progression was real: after a shaky 2020 (55.5%, 1,176 yards, 8 TD, 6 INT in 8 games), he settled into a steady 2021 (64.5%, 2,862 yards, 29 TD, 7 INT across 14 games) before posting his best season in the 2022 title run with 68.1% completion, 4,127 yards, 275.1 per game, 27 touchdowns, and 10 rushing scores. At 192 pounds with a 4.67 forty and a 33.5-inch vertical, the physical profile is the clear limiter. Bennett is the lightest quarterback drafted in this class, and the 205.5 career yards per game suggest a game-manager who thrived because Georgia's defense and talent kept games controlled. The intangibles and championship pedigree are undeniable. The arm, the frame, and the volume are not NFL starter material. R4.128 for a winner whose competitive fire and two rings earned him a draft selection, but whose 192-pound frame and system-dependent production project as a career backup at best.