Speaker 1: Hello, and welcome to the Dynasty Due Podcast. I'm your host,
Corey Evidence. This week's show was titled twenty twenty six
Rookie Quarterbacks ten must know Stats to officially that time
of the offseason, I'm in full prospect evaluation mode. This
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at ten quarterbacks and giving you a spin on them
in terms of draft out look, skill set with ten
of their more interesting stats. So be sure to check
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so let's get right to it. These are in no
specific order, but twenty twenty six rookie quarterbacks ten must
know stats stats that I found very interesting and possibly
telling of their future NFL value or Dynasty stock based
on their college performance. Up first is Fernando Mendoza completed
sixty eight point six percent of passes with a seventy
one to twenty two ratio and thirty six career games played.
We all know Feranda Mendoza is the assumed first overall
pick to the Las Vegas Raiders, should be a new change,
of course, or tied for Clint Kubiak, who is the
new head coach and a nice building block for the
likes of asking gent rock Bauers to thrive from here
on out. Mendoza, understandably a top tier draft pick based
on his postseason run for Indiana, might not be an
elite prospect, but certainly a huge benefit to the Raiders
organization assuming they do go that path. At one point
on one and Mendoza will be the one point on
one or one point oh two in super flex alongside
Jeremiah Love out of Notre Dame, who is a running back.
The stat that you should know though, that Mendoza's highly
accurate and he's a great decision maker for with the
high football IQ, as evident from his sixty eight point
six completion percentage rate and seventy one touchdowns to a
mee or twenty two interceptions during his time with Indiana
and those thirty six games played at the college level.
The next stat is that Garrett Nusmeyer rushed seventy times
for negative yes negative one hundred and fifty three yards
and five erc touchdowns in forty games played with LSU
at the college level. To say that, if you're not
familiar with garrettnus Meyer's game, he is by trade a
pocket passer, not going to extend plays with his legs
all that often in short yardage gold go opportunities or
possibly by design if needed, could rush the football. But
make no mistake that Garrett Nussemeyer the stat is more
indication that as he goes from the college to pro scene,
he's going to be a pocket passer and more of
a low ceiling, high floor volume driven passer. From a
fantasy lens, He's not going to provide much rushing equity
and Matt is going to limit his fantas Seilan Accordingly,
I'm a fan of nus Meyer and I think that
he's on the day one, day two borderline in terms
of draft capital. Excited to see how he fares with
the combine and more pre draft buzz. Nuss Meyer certainly
boosted his draft stock with the MVP performance during the
Senior Bowl. Bet being said, because of his limitations as
a rusher, we need to keep expectations in line from
a fantasy perspective. Next that is that Ty Simpson did
not throw a touchdown or interception until twenty twenty five
at Alabama. In fact, as the one year starter he
was with Alabama in twenty twenty five, had twenty eight
touchdowns to five interceptions, a solid ratio, indicating that he
was a sound decision maker. The concern here is is
he a one hit wonder in thirty one games played
being a one year starter for Alabama. The rest of
the season's playing second fiddle, if not third fill, behind
quarterbacks ahead of him in the duck chart. That is
the unknown. That is the possible red flag as talent
evaluators look to assess him making that jump from college
to the pro level. In terms of him pushing for
late first round real life capital, it's certainly in the cards.
It's been some steam or buzz around that notion. I
expected him to be more of a Day two pick
unless a franchise is sold on him in the right
coaching tree or situation that he's able to blossom. There's
just been so many recent examples of short success stories
at the college level not transferring all that well right
out of the gate in the NFL, so I'm more
out thent in on Sipson. Unless he does slide to
the second or third round, it becomes a value in
super flex formats, whereas adp is likely going to land
and end up somewhere in the mid to light first
because this is a weaker quarterback class and if he
has any chance to be a starter in twenty twenty six,
well I'll surely want to invest in that possibility. Next
that is that in fifteen games played with ole Miss
this past season, Trinidak Chambliss averaged eight point eight yards
for pess attempt as well as posting twenty two touchdowns
to a mere three interceptions. The storyline and situation with
Trinidak Chambliss is quite interesting. Receives plenty comparisons to Kyler Murray,
a taller version and perhaps even more explosive passer in
terms of both arm strength and accuracy than Kyler. The
situation where he was looking to seek another additional year
of eligibility at the college level did not occur. That
request was denied, So Chambliss now is going to enter
the NFL portal and I am a fan. I think
from a fantasy lens. Outside of Fromanda Mendoza, Trinidak Chamblas
might have arguably the highest seeing of any rookie quarterback
in the twenty twenty six quarterback crop because of the
rushing and passing capabilities, not to mention that he pushes
the ball downfield. He's aggressive passer and is a quarterback
who can improvise on the run. So I am fascinated
to see if he can push for Day one draft capital,
let alone be locked into Day two and what NFL
franchise takes to gamble on another short stint success story.
Even though Shambliss is a bit more pedigree than Ty Simpson.
Next that with Georgia and Miami, across fifty five games played,
Carson Beck completed sixty nine and a half percent of
his passes. And the takeaway here is that if you're
not up to speed or familiar with Carson Beck's game,
there's plenty of scouts or analysts who deem him sort
of like Garrett Nesmeyer, pocket passer, low NFL ceiling, which
albeit maybe true, but he's so highly accurate. I think
Carson Beck will be a very good backup, or at
least a solid starter who surprises and perhaps exceeds pectations
with an NFL team. The fact that he completed in
fifty five games played with both Georgia and Miami almost
seventy percent of his passes really stands out to me.
In this week quarterback class, Carson Beck is not going
to win us a league necessarily for one quarterback or
superflex format, especially if he's not even a starter in
the NFL. But if he does latch on with a
franchise and is able to prove that his leadership qualities
football IQ natural instincts sort of prevail on the right
scheme fit offensively, then I think Carson Beck could surprise
and be one of the best values not only the
NFL draft itself this year, but also in super flex leagues,
assuming as adp continues to hover in the second if
not pushing the third round, because at that point it's
more pure profit than loss when it comes to opportunity cost.
Time for a quick break. I'll be back with five
more must know stats from twenty twenty six rookie quarterbacks.
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Be right back after a short break, and then we'll
have five more stats that you should know. Let's talk
about Diego Pavia, who rushed for a six twenty eight
three thou ninety four thirty one touchdown log in fifth
three games played for his college tenure between Mexico States
and Vanderbilt. The elephant in the room discussing Diego Pavia
as we assess him College of Pros is his size.
He was listed at six feet well above two hundred
pounds with Vanderbilts weigh in or at least for twenty
twenty five season, yet at the Senior Bowl checked in
at five to nine a buck ninety eight. And that's
where the uncertainty or red flags pop up. With Pavia's
skill set and NFL outlook, it's the size or a
lack thereof in terms of height. Especially we're talking a
bulkier version here of Bryce Young with even more rushing
potential in terms of cost. Right now, I am monitoring
Diego Pavia very closely. I think he's a value in superflex,
mock drafts and ADP and I really want to see
what do NFL talent evaluators think. Where's he going to
land with NFL team? Is it day two or is
he going to slide to day three? The rushing upside
and skill set is baked in. It's obvious Diego Pavia
is a passer. While he had stand up performances with Vanderbilt.
That's the question mark couple of the side. So Diego
Pavia is someone that is a volatile and polarizing prospect
and is going to really make or break his fantasy
value based on landing spot and what coaches are bought
in or not. Next up, Sawyer Robertson completed only sixty
and a half percent of his passes in thirty five
career games played with both Mississippi State and Baylor. Sawyer
Robinson has not generated a ton of buzz in this
quarterback class. The reason I brought him up as a
stat to discuss, though, is that it's almost a sub
sixty percent completion rate with a decent sample size of
almost forty games played two different school programs. So I'm
more outbending on Sooyer Robertson unless the NFL tells us otherwise.
He ends up being a Day two pick, but I'm
projecting Day three draft capital based on everything I've collected
and seen on tape. Taylor Green posted a fifty nine
to thirty five tuck down to intercept for ratio in
fifth three games played with Boise State and Arkansas, And
if you're not familiar with Taylor Green, he is a
massive quarterback prospect in terms of side speed and what
he could do at quarterback, let alone the possible transition
to rumor of being a tight end to the next level.
If so, we're talking a possible career path or arc
of Logan Thomas or even Taysom Hill. That's a big if,
though at this point of the pre draft process, the
passing statistics with both Boise State and Arkansas leave a
lot to be desired. You could see from the ratio
again fifty nine to thirty five, let alone the periphial stats,
they're not in line with the better quarterback prospects who
are pure passers in this year's class. But the rushing
potential and the possible cheek code in fantasy of play
multip positions has me intrigued by tailing Green out of Arkansas,
which is why I wanted include him on this must
Know stat episode, even though the passing traits and tools
are inconsistent and he is underdeveloped in that component of
his skill set. Cole Payton completed seventy three percent of
his passes. That's two hundred and eighty three passing attempts
go to State, along with a two to eighty seven,
one thousand nine dred and nineteen thirty one touchdown rushing law.
Cole Payton is one of the best underdog stories in
terms of being a small school prospect who won over
a lot of people during the Senior Bowl as a
left handed quarterback, which is not all that common nowadays
in terms of NFL starters, one of the more recent
success stories being Michael Penni's junior certain extent or to
attack of Aloa who has sort of fizzled out and
should be had a new team in twenty twenty six.
Cole Payton has a long way to go to ever
be NFL and or Fantasy viable or relevant, but in
terms of his college production and what he did in
the Senior Bowl, this is a sleeper that we should
all be aware of. Completing seventy point three percent of
his passes with almost three hundred total pass attempts and
almost two thousand yards rushing over thirty Russian scores should
grab your attention. It surely did for me because the
box score, the production, and the tape all aligned, and
I think Cole Payton could push for Day two draft
capital and again be one of the better under the
radar prospects for US A target in Superflex this year
and last, not least for a stat, Haines King rush
for four hundred and seventy one attempts, two thousand four
to twenty seven yards and thirty seven touchdowns on the
ground in forty six game played with Texas A and
M and Georgia Tech. I'm calling this stat out because
I believe Haines King is more of a rush first
than pass first quarterback. The passing stats are not necessarily
going to impress you all that much, but with two
different programs, we're seeing that Haines King could certainly rush
to football, and I think there is going to be
a backup at the pro level in the right scheme
as a Day three prospect that will do it up.
You all enjoyed my twenty twenty six Rookie Quarterback episode
ten Must Know Stats, giving you even more preview content
in addition to my Patreon coverage this week. Thanks for listening.
I'll be back with twenty twenty six rookie running back
information next week and again the preview with Day one,
Day two and Day through Draft capital over on Patreon
for running backs next week as well. Until next time,
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