Marcus Mariota (QB) #8

ADP:	Round: 11, Pick: 3
Team:	Tennessee
Ht / Wt:	6'4" / 222 lb.
College:	Oregon
Age:	23
Born:	October 30, 1993
Drafted:	2015 / Rd. 1 (2)
Draft Team:	TEN

Injury Status - Week 17

Not on injury report

News

Titans Not Worried About Marcus Mariota's Development

Tuesday, January 16, 12:46 PM

Tennessee Titans general manager Jon Robinson remains confident that quarterback Marcus Mariota is the right guy for the gig, and Robinson isn't too worried that the team will have yet another head coach guiding the offense in 2018. "Marcus is a pretty resilient guy. He's a very mentally tough guy," Robinson said of Mariota. "He takes a lot from the standpoint of ownership in things. I have zero concern in Marcus being able to adapt and learn, and do what's best to get the offense going." Mariota will be playing for his third NFL coach after being drafted in 2015. It was a disappointing year for the Hawaiin in 2017, as he threw for just 3,232 yards with 13 touchdowns and 15 interceptions after throwing for 3,426 yards and 26 touchdowns in 2016. Injuries slowed Mariota down again, but he has plenty of pieces around him in the offense to be successful. The right coaching staff may be able to get more out of him, but fantasy owners probably won't want any part of Mariota, definitely not as a QB1.

Average Draft Position (ADP) Value

April 22, 2018

Marcus Mariota's fantasy value is measured by his average draft position (ADP) in fantasy football drafts. In recent drafts, Mariota's current ADP is 11.03, which indicates that his fantasy outlook is to be the 3rd pick of the 11th round, and 123rd selection overall.

Data from fantasy football 12-team standard scoring average draft position data, based off of the latest fantasy football mock drafts.

2016 Season Stats

Att / Cmp	Pa Yds	Pa TD	Pa Int	Ru Yds	Ru TD
276 / 451	3,426	26	9	349	2

Recent drafts with Marcus Mariota:

Draft #	Date	Format	Mariota's Draft Pick
4771695	4/22/2018	Standard	125th
4771677	4/22/2018	Standard	125th
4771662	4/22/2018	Standard	132nd
4771648	4/22/2018	Standard	125th
4771647	4/22/2018	Standard	122nd
4771609	4/22/2018	Standard	128th
4771580	4/22/2018	Standard	120th

Players drafted after Marcus Mariota:

Robby Anderson	WR	NYJ	11.04
LA Rams Defense	DEF	LAR	11.06
Donte Moncrief	WR	JAX	11.07
Donta Foreman	RB	HOU	11.07
Seattle Defense	DEF	SEA	11.07
Houston Defense	DEF	HOU	11.07
Latavius Murray	RB	MIN	11.08
Jonathan Stewart	RB	NYG	11.08
Jameis Winston	QB	TB	11.09
Derrius Guice	RB	FA	11.09
Chris Thompson	RB	HOU	11.09
Marlon Mack	RB	IND	11.09
Spencer Ware	RB	KC	11.11
Philadelphia Defense	DEF	PHI	11.12
Kansas City Defense	DEF	KC	12.01

Marcus Mariota Biography

High School Career Highlights

Mariota was born and raised in Honolulu, Hawaii. He was a two-sport star in football and track at Saint Louis High School in Honolulu. There, Oregon's coaching staff discovered his talent as a dual-threat QB. Mariota was named the 2010 Hawaii Gatorade Player of the Year and helped his team win the state title during his senior season. This propelled him to the next level playing for the Oregon Ducks.

College Career Highlights

Mariota won the coveted Heisman Trophy after the 2014 season. But, Oregon lost to Ohio State in the first-ever College Playoffs Championship Game to cap his college career.

Leading up to the 2014 season, Mariota was an instant breakout star. He redshirted in 2011, then exploded on the scene in 2012. The Ducks went 12-1 in his first year and he scored 37 total TDs passing and rushing.

Then, Mariota led the Ducks to an 11-2 record in 2013. Mariota increased his passing total by nearly 1,000 yards and totaled 40 TDs.

This led to Mariota's Heisman campaign in 2014 when he passed for 4,454 yards, rushed for 770 yards, and totaled 57 TDs. He was also the NCAA leader in QBR and passer rating. Mariota decided to leave college for the NFL Draft after his junior season.

NFL Draft

The Tennessee Titans drafted Marcus Mariota #2 in the 2015 NFL Draft, following Florida St. QB Jameis Winston. Mariota was tabbed the franchise QB for the Titans.

Leading up to the Draft, Mariota wowed scouts at the NFL Combine with his combination of speed and throwing ability. Mariota was a top-performer among QBs in every Combine drill. His 40 time was 4.52 seconds and his vertical jump was 36.0 inches. The 40 time led all QBs in his Draft class.

2015 Rookie NFL Season

After being picked #2 in the NFL Draft, Mariota signed a lucrative four-year contract worth $24.21 million. The Titans' contract included guaranteed salary and an average annual salary of $6.05 million.

But, Mariota struggled in his rookie season. He threw 19 TDs, but he was also intercepted 10 times. He added two rushing TDs. Then, he injured his knee and missed the final few games of the season. He was determined to bounce back in 2016, though.

2016 NFL Season

Mariota had a stellar second NFL season, but it was also cut short due to injury. He suffered a gruesome leg injury in the Titans' next-to-last game against the Jaguars, ending their hopes of competing for the AFC South. Prior to the injury, Mariota threw 26 TDs and one fewer INT than during his rookie season. He also rushed for two TDs.

Personal Life

Mariota is a devout Christian. He does not have an official Twitter account. But, there is a Twitter feed @MariotaNews that covers his career. His popular #8 Titans jersey can be found in the NFL Team Shop.