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PlayerProfiler Fantasy Football Podcast Network fantasy football takes on Trevor Lawrence
Every source-backed podcast insight STACKED has extracted from PlayerProfiler Fantasy Football Podcast Network about Trevor Lawrence.
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All PlayerProfiler Fantasy Football Podcast Network insights about Trevor Lawrence
NegativeUsageAug 12, 2026
Trevor Lawrence thrives on layered throws over the middle and dig routes, but he struggles with accuracy and touch on deep balls outside the numbers. This stylistic limitation may impact the ceiling of outside receivers like Brian Thomas Jr.PositiveValueAug 10, 2026
JJ Zachariason identifies Trevor Lawrence as a high-value target, noting he was the QB1 overall from Week 9 onwards last year and finished as the QB4 overall. Despite a current ADP around the ninth round (QB11), Zachariason argues that the presence of offensive coordinator Liam Cohen—who previously helped Baker Mayfield reach QB4 status—provides stability. While acknowledging Lawrence is unlikely to repeat nine rushing touchdowns, Zachariason believes his physical usage in the red zone is sustainable under Cohen.PositiveProjectionAug 7, 2026
Trevor Lawrence is viewed as having overall QB1 upside at a very cheap price, making him a strong target for auction strategies.PositiveProjectionAug 7, 2026
The analysts are highly optimistic about Trevor Lawrence, projecting him for massive volume (up to 70 touchdowns and 8,000 yards in jest) and comparing the Jaguars' offense to the Joe Burrow-led Bengals. They recommend stacking Lawrence with his pass-catchers in best ball formats.NegativeProjectionJul 18, 2026
Trevor Lawrence's rushing touchdown production (9 last year, trailing only Josh Allen and Jalen Hurts) is unlikely to repeat, as he had 14 rushing TDs over the previous four seasons combined, and the analyst is concerned what happens if that production gets cut in half.PositiveValueJul 18, 2026
Trevor Lawrence is going 33 spots lower than expert consensus (109 vs. 76), behind Patrick Mahomes and Kyle Manningway, making him a strong value after winning fantasy playoffs last year with aggressive downfield play and improved rushing ability.PositiveProjectionJul 17, 2026
The analyst has been drafting a ton of Trevor Lawrence despite the Jaguars' lower-than-expected fantasy environment score, betting against Vegas that the offense will be better than projected.PositiveProjectionJul 13, 2026
Mentioned as part of a tier of three comparable-level quarterbacks (with Goff and Prescott) that provides roster flexibility in dynasty bestball construction.PositiveProjectionJul 13, 2026
Trevor Lawrence is mentioned as a solid mid-tier QB option that can be part of a reliable three-QB core in dynasty best ball, allowing for more flexibility on the fourth QB spot.NegativeProjectionJul 9, 2026
Trevor Lawrence is in the MVP conversation alongside Caleb Williams, indicating the source views him as a potential breakout candidate in 2026. Jacksonville is identified as one of the most important teams to nail for fantasy football, with the source feeling confident the Jaguars will be a top-10 offense. However, Lawrence's nine rushing touchdowns last year create vulturing concern for Etienne's red zone touchdown upside; Lawrence is a large, durable quarterback (Josh Allen-sized) who can absorb hits without needing to scale back rushing attempts and will remain involved in goal-line situations, limiting Etienne's TD ceiling.PositiveProjectionJun 19, 2026
Trevor Lawrence bounced back this past year and showed really good play; the hope is he can sustain that good performance going forward.NegativeProjectionJun 15, 2026
J-Mac is skeptical that Trevor Lawrence can sustain his strong 2024 performance, noting he's been inconsistent over five years and hit a 'perfect storm' last season.PositiveProjectionJun 13, 2026
Trevor Lawrence is mentioned but questioned as to whether his fantasy points would provide significant information.PositiveProjectionJun 12, 2026
The analyst needs to see Trevor Lawrence maintain consistency for a full 16-17 games rather than alternating between good stretches and setbacks, as he's shown this pattern repeatedly.PositiveProjectionJun 12, 2026
Trevor Lawrence took a step forward in the second half of last year and the analyst is completely confident he'll be in the back half of the great tier next year with continued development under Liam Cohen.PositiveProjectionJun 11, 2026
Lawrence looks fantastic at minicamp and is the best way to play the Jacksonville offense; he was taken in round 10 of the main event and is a cheap, easy click at his current ADP.PositiveValueJun 9, 2026
Trevor Lawrence is a buy at his current ADP as a unique combination in this draft.PositiveBreakoutJun 8, 2026
Host has Trevor Lawrence rising in dynasty rankings as a guy with a bright future; he's only 26 years old and benefits from Liam Cohen's presence in the offense.PositiveProjectionJun 7, 2026
Trevor Lawrence was available late in the dynasty startup draft, suggesting he was not a priority pick in early rounds.PositiveValueNo date
One of four must-draft quarterbacks outside the elite tier; source highlights him as part of a value-oriented quarterback strategy where you don't pay through the nose and can still build the scaffold of your team while maintaining optionality.PositiveProjectionNo date
Lawrence is the source's favorite quarterback among those discussed today. He averaged 20.6 fantasy points per game last year and has a higher ceiling than Brock Purdy, though the source notes points-per-game projection doesn't always capture ceiling. The source acknowledges uncertainty around his second year in the offense but sees upside.PositiveUsageNo date
The Jaguars have 260 vacated carries and 126 vacated targets from last year. The source is curious whether the vacated carries will flow to the pass game in 2026, particularly with tight end Brenton Strange now on the roster, which could open up the middle of the field for Lawrence and convert some rushing opportunities into passing plays.NegativeValueNo date
Going off the board at ADP 86 overall, making him the most expensive quarterback discussed in this segment. Ranked QB9 in NFFC scoring, described as a back-end QB1, though the source notes he could fall in drafts. In NFFC, he goes in round six.NegativeProjectionNo date
Projected at 325 rushing yards and 69 rushing attempts (approximately 4.5 attempts per game) in 2026, down from nine rushing touchdowns last year to three projected rushing touchdowns. The source attributes the touchdown decline to red zone competition from Chris Rodriguez and Bashal Tootin, and believes offensive coordinator Liam Cohen may pull back on rushing inside the red zone after reviewing the season.PositiveProjectionNo date
Projected at 18.5 fantasy points per game, ahead of Patrick Mahomes in the source's rankings. Last year he scored 20.6 fantasy points per game (top five in NFL), and the source believes the ceiling remains there given the Jaguars' offensive weapons and favorable divisional weather setup (two dome teams, warm climate year-round).PositiveProjectionNo date
In year two of Liam Cohen's offense, Lawrence posted his best NFL season: 560 pass attempts, 4,000 yards, 29 passing touchdowns, 9 rushing touchdowns, 20.6 fantasy points per game. The source projects even better performance in year two, with Jacksonville's offense projected for 43.4 total offensive touchdowns (more than Kansas City) and Lawrence at 29 passing touchdowns. Rushing touchdown projection adjusted to 3 (down from 9 last year), though source acknowledges argument for 5.PositiveValueNo date
Matt Kelley views Trevor Lawrence as an incredible value in rounds 7-10 for quarterbacks; he projects more passing yards than Brock Purdy and benefits from continuity and improved weapons in Jacksonville's offense.NegativeProjectionNo date
Derek Carr is taking Trevor Lawrence in Jacksonville and not drafting other Jacksonville receivers in managed leagues, preferring the quarterback to the wide receivers in that offense. Describes Lawrence as 'the facilitator' and 'the big dog on a big dog offense,' making him the preferred Jacksonville stack target over receivers like Brian Thomas Jr.