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FantasyPros - Fantasy Football Podcast fantasy football takes on Trevor Lawrence

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All FantasyPros - Fantasy Football Podcast insights about Trevor Lawrence

PositiveProjectionJul 29, 2026
The source is buying Trevor Lawrence as one of their favorite long-shot MVP bets at north of 20-to-1 odds. In the second half of last season, Lawrence was outscoring every single fantasy quarterback, and the source believes this represents a step forward rather than just a hot streak. At only 27 years old and now in his second year under Liam Cohen with a competent high-end offensive play caller (after years with poor coaching), Lawrence's career trajectory is improving. The source notes he accomplished this scoring pace last year without Jacoby Myers on the team the entire year and with Brian Thomas Jr. injured, suggesting his receivers are underrated relative to expensive Bears receivers.
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PositiveProjectionJul 29, 2026
Erickson is bullish on Trevor Lawrence entering his second season under Liam Cohen, noting he was outscoring every single fantasy quarterback in the second half of last season. Lawrence is only 27 years old and finally has a competent high-end offensive play caller after years with poor coaching (Urban Meyer in rookie year). Erickson is buying Lawrence as one of his favorite long-shot MVP bets at north of 20-to-1 odds, believing all his receivers are underrated relative to comparison offenses like the Bears.
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PositiveProjectionJul 28, 2026
Lawrence is the source's must-target QB, positioned as a low-end QB1 with legitimate QB1 overall upside. Under offensive coordinator Liam Cohen, Lawrence was the overall QB1 in weeks 10-18 of 2025, including a 30+ point game against Denver. The Jaguars have one of the best strength of schedules for quarterbacks, and their receiver depth (Brian Thomas Jr., Jacoby Myers, Parker Washington) means difficult matchups are less daunting. Critically, Lawrence had a career-high nine rushing touchdowns on 82 attempts in 2025—a part of his game that previous regimes never leveraged. The source states: "If Lawrence continues to run to this level, he has true throughout the course of an entire season overall QB1 upside." After the first four games of 2025, Lawrence had only one game below QB14 (against Houston). He comes in at QB9 per ECR (73rd overall) with a range from QB5 to QB16, offering upside at a late cost. The source notes potential touchdown regression due to Chris Rodriguez as a goal-line back, but gadget plays and play-action could still yield 5-7 rushing TDs, keeping him in the top 10.
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PositiveProjectionJul 28, 2026
Lawrence is the source's must-target QB in the mid-range (QB9 per ECR, 73rd overall), offering QB1 upside at a low cost. The source believes in offensive coordinator Liam Cohen as a visionary and states that Lawrence's first year under competent coaching is 'just the beginning.' In weeks 10-18 of 2025, Lawrence was the overall QB1, facilitated partly by an easier schedule but also by a 30+ fantasy point game against Denver. The Jaguars have one of the best strength of schedules for QBs, and their receiver depth (Brian Thomas Jr., Jacoby Myers, Parker Washington) means difficult matchups are less daunting—Cohen can adjust and distribute targets. Most importantly, Lawrence added rushing upside: 9 rushing TDs on 82 attempts (career high), a part of his game known from college but never leveraged by previous regimes. If he maintains this rushing volume, he has 'true throughout the course of an entire season overall QB1 upside.' After the first four games of 2025, Lawrence had only one game below QB14 (vs. Houston). The source expresses conviction: 'This is finally it, guys. Liam Cohen has taken Trevor Lawrence to the promised land and he is not turning back.'
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PositiveProjectionJul 21, 2026
The source took Trevor Lawrence at 7.11 (end of seventh round) because he believes Lawrence could be QB1 overall; from week five onward last year, Lawrence outscored every quarterback on a per-game basis, even Josh Allen; entering year two with a healthy receiving corps including Jacoby Myers, Brian Thomas Jr., Parker Washington, and Travis Hunter, plus second-most red zone attempts last year behind only Josh Allen, the source sees massive upside at a late-round price.
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PositiveProjectionJul 2, 2026
Andrew Erickson projects Trevor Lawrence as a potential fantasy QB1 overall in 2026, citing his week-five-onward performance last year when he outscored every other quarterback in half-PPR at 23 points per game and finished top-five overall in points per game. Lawrence was first in expected fantasy points per game entering his second season with offensive coordinator Liam Cohen (who oversaw Baker Mayfield's 40+ touchdown season in 2024). Erickson emphasizes Lawrence's dual-threat value: he was third in the NFL in red zone rushes last year, and those attempts were designed calls unlikely to disappear. At QB9 ADP, Erickson views him as late-round quarterback territory with top-five or QB1 upside.
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PositiveProjectionJun 25, 2026
Tony Ayo highlights Trevor Lawrence as a dark horse MVP candidate at 16-to-1 odds. He argues the Jaguars were one of the most complete teams last year and if they carry over second-half success, Lawrence will thrive in Liam Cohen's offense. Baker Mayfield threw for over 40 touchdowns in this offense in 2024 (tied for second most in NFL), and Lawrence combined for 38 total touchdowns last year, trailing only Josh Allen and Matthew Stafford—the top MVP contenders. At 27 years old, Lawrence is at the traditional peak age for first-time MVP-winning quarterbacks (average age 27 since 2000). If the Jaguars offense cooks and finishes top-five, Lawrence will get all the credit.
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