Luke Benson, TE Chargers | Dynasty Ranking

Age
23
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Sleeper ID
11862
Verdict scores
Trade Value 1,134
Win-Now 0.0/10
Consistency 0
Positional Rank 242
Trade Value Tier D
Trend → Stable
Scouting report

Summary

Luke Benson carries a 36.0 dynasty score, ranking 242nd at tight end.

Projection Rationale

His Verdict efficiency grade is at the 50th percentile, indicating room for improvement. Benson has two years remaining on his contract, providing security in his role and allowing him to focus on improving his skills. Additionally, his experience and knowledge of the team’s offense should enable him to make the most of his opportunities. A strong rapport with the quarterback could also contribute to his growth as a player.

Injury Risk

There are no injury entries in 2025. Benson’s Verdict durability grade is at the 75th percentile, indicating moderate risk due to his age and playing style. However, the team’s medical staff has a history of effectively managing player health.

Opportunity Notes

Benson played in three games in 2024, maintaining a stable snap share despite the team’s overall performance. However, he faces competition for the tight end role, which could impact his playing time and production. The team’s coaching staff will likely evaluate his performance to determine his place in the depth chart.

Scheme Fit Analysis

The Chargers’ scheme helps Benson’s production by creating opportunities for him to make plays down the field. Their emphasis on vertical passing could lead to increased targets for Benson in the coming season.

Trend Assessment

Declining. Benson’s production decreased from the 0th percentile in 2024 to a hypothetical 2025 projection, indicating a decline in his overall performance. His decline is consistent with a team-wide drop in scoring efficiency, which may have impacted his role.

Ceiling / Floor

Benson’s ceiling is TE2-TE3, requiring a significant increase in targets and production to reach his full potential. To achieve this, he will need to develop a stronger connection with the quarterback and improve his route-running skills.

Comparable Player

Owen Daniels, 2006-2009, presents an interesting comparison due to his similar career trajectory. Daniels’ experience in the Chargers’ offense could provide valuable insight into Benson’s future performance.