Summary
Mitchell Trubisky carries a 58.0 dynasty score, ranking 71 at QB. At 31 years old with 1 year remaining on his contract, Trubisky is on a short leash to prove himself as a starter in the NFL.
Projection Rationale
Trubisky’s 2025 season stats (31.1 fantasy points) indicate a potential mid-tier QB2 production. His Verdict grades (production at the 36th percentile, efficiency at the 50th percentile) suggest he’s a decent game manager but lacks upside. With 1 year remaining on his contract, Trubisky needs to prove himself as a starter to secure his role.
Injury Risk
No injury entries in 2025. Trubisky’s durability grade is at the 35th percentile, and he’s 31 years old, which increases his injury risk.
Opportunity Notes
Trubisky’s snap share was stable at 43.0% in 2025. With new HC Robert Saleh and OC Brian Daboll, Trubisky’s role is secure, but he faces competition from other QBs on the roster.
Scheme Fit Analysis
OC Brian Daboll coordinates a spread system with play-action rates projected from his time as BUF OC. Trubisky benefits from Daboll’s scheme, which should help him develop as a passer.
Trend Assessment
Rising. Trubisky’s dynasty score is increasing, and he’s trending upward in production (36th percentile) and usage (73rd percentile) grades.
Ceiling / Floor
Ceiling: QB3-QB5. For Trubisky to reach this ceiling, he needs to improve his efficiency (currently at the 50th percentile) and develop as a more reliable passer. Floor: QB6-QB8. If Trubisky loses his job or struggles with efficiency, he may fall to the lower tiers of QBs. His trade value (4,640) suggests he’s a mid-tier asset.
Comparable Player
Trent Dilfer, 1999-2007.