FantasyPros Articles on Trevor Lawrence
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In the last 7 weeks when Meyers was on the team and Washington started his breakout, Lawrence was on pace for 4,750 yards, 43 touchdowns, 400 rushing yards, and 8 rushing touchdowns... he finished 6th in points per game. For some reason, he is being ranked as QB10
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Weigal: Lawrence's 6th PPG finish and QB10 rank offer top-3 upside with high floor.
Justin Weigal argues that while there are major debates on Parker Washington, Brian Thomas Jr., or Jacobi Meyers, it is easier to just take the player that benefits from them all: Trevor Lawrence. In the last 7 weeks when Meyers was on the team and Washington started his breakout, Lawrence was on pace for 4,750 yards, 43 touchdowns, 400 rushing yards, and 8 rushing touchdowns. This is likely unsustainable efficiency, but despite half a year of normal production, he finished 6th in points per game. For some reason, he is being ranked as QB10 despite a whole off-season working with his new weapons, having Strange and Hunter healthy, and having below-average running backs. Weigal wants all the shares of the QB with a high floor and top-3 upside.
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