Trevor Lawrence

Trevor Lawrence enters 2026 looking like a steady fantasy QB2 with QB1 upside if the Jaguars’ passing game clicks. Recent fantasy previews peg him as a locked-in starter in the QB8-QB11 range, with projections around 250 to 300 points depending on the source, which fits a profile built on volume, efficiency, and some rushing value.

The big positive for Lawrence is that he is active and back in Jacksonville after last season’s injury issues, with NFL data listing him as active for 2026 and fantasy outlets expecting him to be ready for a full workload. That matters because his 2024 season ended early after a concussion and shoulder injury, but his latest offseason recovery notes were encouraging, and he was expected to participate fully in the Jaguars’ offseason program.

For fantasy managers, Lawrence’s floor is usually stronger in superflex or two-QB formats than in shallow single-QB leagues, where quarterback depth makes it easier to wait on the position. His appeal comes from a combination of passing attempts, touchdown upside, and enough rushing to help stabilize his weekly output, and recent 2026 outlooks still describe him as a top-tier fantasy option at the position.

The main thing to watch is whether Jacksonville gives him the kind of surrounding support that turns good volume into big fantasy weeks. If the offensive structure stays favorable and his health holds, Lawrence can deliver reliable weekly QB1 stretches; if not, he remains the type of quarterback who is still very usable but not quite in the elite fantasy tier.