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Fantasy Football Advice fantasy football takes on Trevor Lawrence

Every source-backed video insight STACKED has extracted from Fantasy Football Advice about Trevor Lawrence.

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All Fantasy Football Advice insights about Trevor Lawrence

PositiveValueAug 17, 2026
In full PPR, Lawrence becomes a preferred late-round QB pick because quarterbacks gain no reception value in the format; the source is more inclined to target Lawrence at the end of the top nine rather than spending early draft capital on the position. Lawrence is identified as an acceptable round 7 quarterback option; the source explicitly states 'Lawrence is fine here' and lists him as one of three quarterbacks (Burrow, Herbert, Lawrence) the source is okay with in round 7, expecting to secure one of these three in round 7 or 8 with high certainty. The source selected Lawrence as the quarterback pick after Davante Adams, positioning him as the available quarterback option after other teams selected Joe Burrow and Justin Herbert.
PositiveValueAug 3, 2026
Hampton is warming up to Trevor Lawrence as a quarterback option and is considering extending the comfortable QB range to a top nine (from top eight) to include Lawrence. Trevor Lawrence is still available around round 12-13 and Hampton would double-dip at quarterback with him, suggesting he is undervalued at that ADP. Hampton confirms the Lawrence pick made sense in round 12, noting that securing Lawrence that late meant the team did not need to prioritize running back safety earlier, since quarterback depth was available.
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The source identifies Trevor Lawrence as the quarterback to target in round 8, noting a significant 16-point gap in ranking between him (79th overall) and the next tier (95th overall). The source believes now is the time to take Lawrence, as the drop-off after him is steep and the next range becomes much more of a streamer situation. Lawrence is one of three premium mid-tier QB options alongside Dak Prescott and Justin Herbert, all available in round 8. He has a very good offense featuring numerous playmakers (Brian Thomas, Travis Hunter, Jakobi Meyers, Parker Washington); the depth of weapons means injuries to any single receiver won't impact his ability to find targets. He also has underrated rushing mobility that adds value. If he falls three rounds past ADP, he becomes a potential late-round value option worth considering, as taking QB early closes the door on such late-round bargains.
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Tier three QB; finished seventh in adjusted points per game last season, his only top-ten finish in his career. His production spike was driven by rushing touchdowns (9 last season vs. 2, 5, 4, 3 in prior years), but rush attempts only increased from 4.0 to 4.8 per game, indicating regression is likely. The appeal is safety: he has a great coordinator and four legit NFL wide receivers, with enough depth that the passing attack remains strong even if two receivers get injured. He's a very safe pick but not expected to finish as a top-five QB this season.