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Fantasy Football with Ian Hartitz fantasy football takes on Trevor Lawrence
Every source-backed video insight STACKED has extracted from Fantasy Football with Ian Hartitz about Trevor Lawrence.
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All Fantasy Football with Ian Hartitz insights about Trevor Lawrence
NegativeMatchupAug 12, 2026
JJ Zachariason drafted Trevor Lawrence in round 8 stacked with Parker Washington; acknowledged Lawrence has a tough opening schedule but noted the flexibility to pivot to Jared Goff or Kyler Murray if concerned about the matchup. Zachariason states 'Trevor Lawrence, who I know he has a tough opening schedule, but guess what? we can loop back around and get Jarro Goff or even someone like Calum Murray if we're actually concerned about that.' Later, Zachariason notes 'Trevor Lawrence was someone where again I wanted to go a little more early mid round, but just things got away from me... Trevor Lawrence good value,' indicating he views Lawrence as good value despite the late selection and opening schedule concern.PositiveProjectionAug 10, 2026
Ian Hartitz notes significant belief in the partnership between Trevor Lawrence and new offensive coordinator Liam Cohen. John Shipley highlights that Lawrence is supported by the best supporting cast of his career, which should help mitigate the slow starts and poor metrics seen early last season. Furthermore, Lawrence has developed a high level of trust and unique chemistry with Parker Washington and Brenton Strange, who have been his most frequent targets in camp due to a high volume of shared reps.NegativeValueAug 5, 2026
Trevor Lawrence was drafted in round 9 in Ian Hartitz's mock draft. Hartitz's late-quarterback strategy recommends waiting until round 10 or later, when elite options like Mahomes, Purdy, and Stafford are available. Lawrence going in round 9 represents reaching on the position earlier than the recommended approach.PositiveValueJul 15, 2026
Lawrence is mentioned as a quarterback option available in round 11, but the analyst prefers waiting for other quarterback options.PositiveValueNo date
Trevor Lawrence is positioned as a cheaper version of Caleb Williams, with upside in rushing ability under second-year offensive coordinator Liam Cohen and Ben Johnson.PositiveValueNo date
Trevor Lawrence was QB1 in weeks 10–18 of 2024 with 23 fantasy PPG, though Hartitz notes this was boosted by nine rushing touchdowns and a soft schedule (Colts twice, Titans twice, Cardinals, Jets). At 26 years old, Lawrence is a dual-threat QB capable of 400+ rushing yards and 4,000+ passing yards. Despite Jaguars pass catchers leading NFL in drops since his arrival, Hartitz advocates for late-round QB approach given Lawrence's upside is undervalued at QB11 on Sleeper and QB13 on ESPN. Hartitz emphasizes the late-round value opportunity, noting that Lawrence frequently falls to round 14 or 15 in drafts despite his upside, making him an attractive late-round target compared to other QBs taken earlier.