From the episode

Last year, QB 20 finishes the QB 3. This year, he's the QB 10 at ADP 91.

STACKED’s take

Negative signalProjection

Trevor Lawrence faces regression risk after QB3 finish

Trevor Lawrence finished QB3 last year as QB20 in ADP and is now QB10 at ADP 91; the market is settling in the middle, not buying the top-side finish but viewing him as a back-end QB1. He had seven top-10 finishes and four top-five finishes. Regression risk is significant: 640 dropbacks and nine rushing scores are hard to project again. Bull case: Liam Cohen continuity, progression in critical snaps, arm and feet production, and mid-stream talent additions (Myers). Standalone value exists due to talented receiver room (Brian Thomas Jr., Travis Hunter, Parker Washington) and pairing flexibility with Brenton Strange at tight end.

Trevor Lawrence headshotTrevor LawrenceQB · JAXPlayer page — value, ADP, projections, and every insight