FantasyPros Articles on Trevor Lawrence
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Last year, Trevor Lawrence finally had the breakout season that everyone had been waiting for as the QB6 in fantasy points per game. Lawrence is a locked-in QB1 with tantalizing upside for 2026 with his pass-catching depth chart intact from that stretch run.
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Lawrence's breakout season and strong finish support locked-in QB1 with tantalizing upside.
Trevor Lawrence finally delivered the long-awaited breakout season last year, finishing QB6 in fantasy points per game—his first season eclipsing 18 fantasy points per game. While nine rushing touchdowns likely won't repeat, Lawrence ranked fifth in red zone carries per game among quarterbacks, suggesting some carryover in rushing touchdown production. Lawrence caught fire down the stretch (Weeks 12-18), finishing as QB1 in fantasy points per game during that seven-game span. Among 30 qualifying quarterbacks in that stretch, Lawrence ranked third in yards per attempt, fifth in passing yards per game, third in hero throw rate, 11th in catchable target rate, and second in passing touchdowns. His pass-catching depth chart remains intact from that strong finish. The source projects Lawrence as a locked-in QB1 with tantalizing upside for 2026.
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