There’s no question, despite being a walk-on, Stetson Bennett developed into a good quarterback in college. Yet, just because he led the Georgia Bulldogs to two consecutive CFP National Championships, it doesn’t automatically make Bennett a good fit for the NFL.
Especially when considering his measurables, at 5-foot-11, 192 pounds, and his advanced age for an NFL prospect, as Bennett is set to turn 26 in October. There’s not exactly a lot of room or time for growth.
While there’s no doubt Bennett was a big part of Georgia’s success, he also comes with some off-field concerns, most recently making headlines after being arrested for public intoxication in late January.
Since Bennett has average arm strength, less than ideal size, and questions about his maturity, his chances of being a late-round pick may be dwindling. In fact, betting odds from DraftKings suggest the Georgia QB won’t be drafted at all during the three-day player selection process beginning on April 27.
Stetson Bennett’s draft position betting odds
| Undrafted | +125 |
| Seventh-round pick | +300 |
| Sixth-round pick | +300 |
| Fifth-round pick | +400 |
| Fourth-round pick | +700 |
| Third-round pick | +2000 |
| Second-round pick | +5000 |
| First-round pick | +10000 |
While we don’t offer betting advice, we highly suggest you don’t get enticed by those +10000 betting odds on Stetson Bennett becoming a first-round draft pick. It’s just not happening.
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