From the episode
His EPA was fourth in the league. He was fifth in completion percentage over expectation. The Jags offense in general was sixth in dropback EPA... After the bye, he was only below 16 yards one time the entire second half of the year.
STACKED’s take
Trevor Lawrence undervalued at QB 11 with post-bye dominance and system fit
Zachariason targets Trevor Lawrence at QB 11, highlighting his post-bye dominance in 2024: he was QB2 in many formats (top three overall), fourth in EPA, fifth in completion percentage over expectation, and the Jags offense was sixth in dropback EPA despite a mediocre running game. Lawrence's rushing production improved significantly post-bye (averaged 16+ rushing yards per game after bye, only once below 16 yards in second half), which Zachariason attributes to better system mastery and possibly Liam Cohen's influence (Baker Mayfield had his best rushing season under Cohen). With a full offseason together, Jakobi Meyers learning the system, and Cohen's scheme, Zachariason sees Lawrence as undervalued at QB 11. Additionally, Zachariason argues that spending $4–$6 on Lawrence in auction versus a late-round option like Tyler Shuck ($1) is justified by opportunity cost and should not be avoided; he emphasizes never regretting spending an extra $4–$5 on Lawrence.
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