Carson Wentz, QB Vikings | Dynasty Ranking & Value

Carson Wentz carries a 66.0 dynasty score, ranking 58 at QB. Wentz’s 2025 season production (1,216 passing yards, 110/169, 6 TD, 5 INT) and 94.5% average offense snap percentage suggest he will continue playing a key role in the Vikings’ offense. At 33 years old, with a 2026 contract situation that remains uncertain, his role security is a concern.

Wentz’s 2025 season stats (1,216 passing yards, 6 TD, 5 INT) suggest he will continue to contribute as a mid-tier quarterback. His high Verdict usage grade at the 92nd percentile indicates a significant snap share, but his efficiency grade at the 49th percentile raises concerns about his production ceiling. Wentz’s uncertain 2026 contract situation means his role security is a concern.

No injury entries in 2025. Wentz’s 20th percentile durability grade suggests he may be prone to injury, especially considering his age.

Wentz’s 94.5% average offense snap percentage in 2025 trended up. His role in the Vikings’ offense remains secure, but the 2026 contract situation creates uncertainty.

Wes Phillips coordinates a McVay-tree offense with a 54.1% pass rate and 55.2% shotgun rate. This scheme helps Wentz’s passing production, but the high pressure rate may limit his efficiency.

Declining Wentz’s 2025 season efficiency grade at the 49th percentile indicates a decrease in production efficiency. His 20th percentile durability grade also highlights concerns about his ability to stay on the field.

Ceiling: QB3-QB5. For Wentz to reach this ceiling, he must maintain a high snap share and improve his efficiency grade. Floor: QB6-QB8. If Wentz’s role or snap share decreases, he may fall to this range. His trade value (5,808) suggests he is a mid-tier asset.