Trevor Lawrence Fantasy

Jacksonville Jaguars rookie quarterback Trevor Lawrence has been through a lot this year and hasn't played very well. However, in Week 18 while eliminating the Indianapolis Colts from playoff contention, Lawrence went 23-for-32 for 223 yards and two touchdowns. Although it wasn't a great performance and he struggled for most of the year, it's impossible to call the No. 1 overall pick a bust just yet. With a hopefully more stable coaching staff in 2022, fantasy managers will be able to better assess Lawrence. Despite the complicated situation, he still flashed occasionally, but fantasy managers would've liked to have seen more. The rookie is still valued extremely highly in dynasty leagues, and fantasy managers shouldn't buy or sell quite yet.

Jan. 9th • 6:03 PM

Jacksonville Jaguars quarterback Trevor Lawrence should be avoided in all one-QB formats against the New England Patriots in Week 17. Lawrence hasn't thrown more than one touchdown pass since Week 1, and he's surpassed 15 fantasy points just four times all season long. Additionally, the Patriots have been elite against opposing quarterbacks this season, allowing just 16.4 fantasy points per contest, good for second-best in the NFL. Even in two-QB formats, the rookie signal-caller is a suspect Week 17 play in a brutal matchup.

Dec. 31st • 7:21 PM

Jacksonville Jaguars quarterback Trevor Lawrence went 26-for-39 for 280 yards, zero touchdowns, and zero interceptions in his team's 26-21 loss to the New York Jets in Week 16. It was a turnover-free performance, the rookie threw for 280-plus yards for just the third time this season, and he even added 37 rushing yards on the ground, but it still amounted to just 12.9 fantasy points. It's the same old story -- Lawrence is simply too raw to overcome an extremely sub-optimal offensive environment around him at this stage in his career. Even in two-QB formats, fantasy managers shouldn't expect much the rest of the way.

Dec. 27th • 2:57 PM