RotoAlphaNFL · 2026 Draft Prep
Carson Wentz

#923 overall · MIN · 44.2 projected half-PPR pts · -223.2 Draft Value

Carson Wentz — 2026 Fantasy Outlook

The case for drafting him

Carson Wentz is on the Minnesota roster and carries a 2025 line of 169 pass attempts, 110 completions, 1,216 passing yards, 6 passing touchdowns, 5 interceptions, and 3 fumbles. His 2023 season added 24 pass attempts, 163 yards, 2 touchdowns, and a rushing score. The three-year aggregate sits at 70.7 pass attempts, 499 passing yards, and 2.7 passing touchdowns per season. Those are the facts on the table. If you are building a deep roster or need a bye-week fill-in at quarterback, Wentz is a name to know — his 2025 work represents the most substantial recent action in his recent history.

What the model projects

The projection for Wentz is 44.2 half-PPR fantasy points. His draft value is -223.2, meaning the projection sits well below replacement level at the quarterback position. That places him at QB43 and #923 overall, in Tier 9. Minnesota's bye is Week 6.

AttCompPass ydsPass TDINTCarRush ydsRush TDTgtRecRec ydsRec TDFumFGXPHalf-PPR
20232417163211756100000025.1
20241912118003000000004.7
202516911012166511570000030073.3
3-yr avg70.746.34992.7210.337.70.3134.3

The range of outcomes

No simulation band data is available for Wentz in these FACTS, so the full percentile spread cannot be reported here. What is known: the point estimate is 44.2 half-PPR points, a figure consistent with a depth role rather than a full-season workload. His 2025 stat line — 169 pass attempts across the season — reflects limited opportunity, and the three-year average of 70.7 attempts per season underscores how narrow the floor and ceiling both are when volume is this constrained.

How to draft him

Wentz has no market ADP available, meaning he is not being drafted consistently enough across platforms to register a median pick. At QB43 and #923 overall with a -223.2 draft value, he belongs at the very back of any queue — a late-round handcuff or emergency stash at best. Draft him only if your roster construction demands a third quarterback or you need a Week 6 bye-week bridge, and only after every meaningful starter and backup option has been addressed.

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Questions drafters ask

Is Carson Wentz worth a roster spot in a 12-team league?

At QB43 and #923 overall with a draft value of -223.2, he projects well below replacement level. He is a depth option only — useful as a bye-week fill-in or emergency stash, not a starter.

How much did Wentz actually play in 2025?

He logged 169 pass attempts, 110 completions, 1,216 passing yards, 6 touchdowns, 5 interceptions, and 3 fumbles in 2025 — the most active season in his recent three-year window.

What is his three-year average production?

Over 2023–2025, Wentz averaged 70.7 pass attempts, 499 passing yards, 2.7 passing touchdowns, 0.3 rushing touchdowns, and 2 interceptions per season.

When should I draft Wentz?

He has no market ADP — he is not being drafted consistently enough across platforms to produce one. There is no pick cost to plan around; he is a free-agent-level asset in most drafts.

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