Matthew Stafford
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Matthew Stafford

QBBye Wk 11● med injury riskMarket ADP 87 · QB9
Updated Sep 3, 2026
Per-game floor / ceiling · half-PPRProj. games: 15.6 / 17
Floor15.5
Proj.16.7
Ceiling19.2
AI outlook

Matthew Stafford Rams QB. Elite accuracy. Strong arm. Offensive weapons. Consistent production. Analyst consensus: tier-1 QB.

Recent news

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Strengths & concerns
Pros / cons +

Pros

  • Elite surrounding weapons: Puka Nacua, Davante Adams, Terrance Ferguson, Tyler Higbee
  • McVay offense was the NFLs No. 1 scoring unit in 2025 (30.5 PPG) with low turnover/sack rate
  • Completion% and pocket processing are sticky skills, not TD-rate dependent
  • No QB competition -- workload is fully secure barring injury

Cons

  • 2025 TD rate (7.7%) is a historical outlier for TD-rate regression -- 23/23 comp QBs regressed the following year
  • Age 38 with 17 years of starts -- QB decline risk plus back soreness already being managed in camp
  • Zero rushing floor -- all value tied to passing efficiency, unlike younger dual-threat QBs
  • Documented 2022 concussion history is a tail-risk flag for an in-season absence
Why our rank differs from ADP
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A 7.7% TD rate that regressed in 23 of 23 comparable seasons, at age 38 with zero rushing.

Full breakdown +

We rank Stafford 97th (PPR) vs a consensus ADP of 85. Every comparable QB coming off a TD rate like his 2025 regressed the following year, he is 38 managing back soreness in camp, and he offers no rushing floor to cushion the give-back. Elite weapons keep him a QB1; the MVP-year price does not survive the regression math.

Our model
Market ADP?87
Blended rank?106
Consensus rank?84
Tier?Tier 6
VBD score?27.2
Risk profile

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Projected PPG
Standard16.7
Half-PPR16.7
Full PPR16.7
Confidence tier
Med