Summary
Josaiah Stewart carries a 76.0 dynasty score, ranking 149th at defensive lineman. At age 23 with 3 years remaining on his contract, Stewart’s production trajectory suggests a continued increase in performance.
Projection Rationale
Stewart’s 13 solo tackles and 3 sacks in 17 games indicate a steady production trajectory. However, the gap between his production and efficiency, as indicated by his Verdict efficiency grade at the 66th percentile, suggests room for improvement. With 3 years remaining on his contract, Stewart’s role security is high.
Injury Risk
No injury entries in 2025. At age 23, Stewart has a low injury risk profile with a Verdict durability Verdict grade at the 75th percentile, indicating his body is well-equipped to handle the physical demands of the sport.
Opportunity Notes
Stewart’s snap share percentage trended up from 34.0% to 56.0% over the season. His defensive role is secure with no competition for playing time.
Scheme Fit Analysis
Sean McVay coordinates a 4-3 defense with a 18.1% blitz rate. He uses his players effectively, which is evident in Stewart’s 3 sacks in 17 games, showing he can thrive in this defensive environment.
Trend Assessment
Declining. Stewart’s efficiency Verdict grade at the 66th percentile and snap share trends indicate a slight decline in production.
Ceiling / Floor
Stewart’s ceiling is DL1-DL2, requiring continued sack production and efficiency improvement. His floor is DL4-DL5, referencing a trade value of 2,766, which should be taken into consideration when evaluating his overall value.
Comparable Player
Jason Taylor, 1997-2001.