From the episode
If Lawrence continues to run to this level, he has true throughout the course of an entire season overall QB1 upside.
STACKED’s take
Lawrence offers QB1 upside at QB9 cost with rushing upside under Liam Cohen.
Lawrence is the source's must-target QB, positioned as a low-end QB1 with legitimate QB1 overall upside. Under offensive coordinator Liam Cohen, Lawrence was the overall QB1 in weeks 10-18 of 2025, including a 30+ point game against Denver. The Jaguars have one of the best strength of schedules for quarterbacks, and their receiver depth (Brian Thomas Jr., Jacoby Myers, Parker Washington) means difficult matchups are less daunting. Critically, Lawrence had a career-high nine rushing touchdowns on 82 attempts in 2025—a part of his game that previous regimes never leveraged. The source states: "If Lawrence continues to run to this level, he has true throughout the course of an entire season overall QB1 upside." After the first four games of 2025, Lawrence had only one game below QB14 (against Houston). He comes in at QB9 per ECR (73rd overall) with a range from QB5 to QB16, offering upside at a late cost. The source notes potential touchdown regression due to Chris Rodriguez as a goal-line back, but gadget plays and play-action could still yield 5-7 rushing TDs, keeping him in the top 10.
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