A 3rd-round pick (69th overall) in the 2005 NFL Draft out of Arizona State, Andrew Walter has built an NFL career since. His most recent season came in 2008 with LV, capping a 4-season NFL career. His 8.7 ScoutIndex Rating last season was below the QB average, in the 1st percentile. His size stands out most — the 90th percentile at the position. Across 3 NFL seasons, he has totaled 1,919 passing yards and 3 touchdowns.
Size
6'6", 230#
College
Arizona State
Draft
Rd 3, 69th overall (2005)
Seasons
2005–2008
2007 ScoutIndex Rating · QB
Methodology66th percentile among QBs · limited sample
1 games · 8 dropbacks
2007 attribute card
click a row to see the formulagroup averages
Athleticism
Speed41▶
Percentile of 40-yard dash time among QBs at the NFL Combine (faster = higher), 2000–present.
Burstno data▶
Percentile of vertical jump + broad jump among combine QBs.
Agilityno data▶
Percentile of 3-cone + short shuttle among combine QBs (faster = higher).
Size90▶
Height/weight z-score vs. the QB cohort (from official bio, not combine-dependent).
Passing
Arm Strength44▶
Average depth of target on all attempts (air yards ÷ attempts) — a proxy for arm strength; true velocity needs radar-tracked data.
Accuracy55▶
Completion % over expected (CPOE), attempt-weighted across the season.
Ball Security59▶
Interceptions ÷ dropback (fewer is better).
Decisions & Mobility
Sack Avoidance64▶
Sacks ÷ dropback (fewer is better) — pocket movement and quick decisions, as far as box-score data can show it.
Mobility62▶
Rushing EPA plus rushing yardage per game, from scrambles and designed runs.
Impact
Efficiency68▶
(Passing EPA + rushing EPA) ÷ dropback — the Rating's largest component.
Volume10▶
Total dropbacks (attempts + sacks) this season.
Conversion58▶
(Passing first downs + ½ passing TD) ÷ dropback.
Career (regular season)
Career profile
Andrew Walter has appeared in 15 regular-season games across 3 NFL seasons on file, all with LV.
As a passer he has thrown for 1,919 yards and 3 touchdowns with 16 interceptions. He has rushed for 49 yards and 0 touchdowns. His most productive passing season was 2006 with LV: 1,677 yards and 3 touchdowns in 12 games.
By the ScoutIndex Rating, his best qualified season was 2006: a 8.7, in the 1st percentile among QBs that year.
Career highs (regular season)
- Most passing yards in a game263, 1 TD vs ARI, 2006 Week 7
- Most rushing yards in a game19 vs CAR, 2008 Week 10
2007 splits
regular season2007 game log
| Wk | Opp | Line | Score |
|---|---|---|---|
| Week 14 | GB | 38 pass yds, 0 TD, 0 INT | 47.7 |
Andrew Walter — common questions
- What position does Andrew Walter play?
- Andrew Walter is listed as a QB.
- Which teams has Andrew Walter played for?
- In the seasons on file (1999 onward), Andrew Walter has played for LV (2006–2008).
- Where did Andrew Walter go to college?
- Andrew Walter played college football at Arizona State.
- When was Andrew Walter drafted?
- Andrew Walter was selected in round 3, 69th overall, of the 2005 NFL Draft.
- How many touchdowns has Andrew Walter scored?
- Andrew Walter has 3 touchdowns in the regular-season games on file (3 passing).
- What is Andrew Walter's ScoutIndex Rating?
- Andrew Walter rated 30.4 for 2008, the 9th percentile among QBs (provisional or limited sample). Ratings run 0–99; about 60 is a league-average qualified starter.
Related players
Top teammates, last season on file
- JaMarcus RussellQB · 2008
- Justin FargasRB · 2008
- Darren McFaddenRB · 2008
- Zach MillerTE · 2008
- Michael BushRB · 2008
- Johnnie Lee HigginsWR · 2008
- Chaz SchilensWR · 2008
- Ashley LelieWR · 2008
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- Courtney RobyWR · pick 68
- Channing CrowderILB · pick 70
- Alex SmithTE · pick 71
- Stanley WilsonCB · pick 72
- Vernand MorencyRB · pick 73
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