Trevor Lawrence

Week 16 @ New York Jets
As it stands in Week 16 of his rookie year, #1 overall draft pick Trevor Lawrence can be safely written off as having any fantasy relevance whatsoever as a rookie. Lawrence has thrown exactly one touchdown since Week 7. He only has nine passing touchdowns on the year compared to 14 interceptions. He's only completing 58% of his passes and managing 5.9 yards per attempt. It's too early to give up on Lawrence completely, especially when he was saddled with the worst coaching staff in the league as a rookie, but the concerns in Jacksonville have to be pivoting from whether Lawrence can be a decent fantasy QB, to whether he will end up being a decent real-life QB. Needless to say, he cannot be started in fantasy championship matchups and should be sitting comfortably on waivers for the rest of the season.

Week 14 at Tennessee Titans

Trevor Lawrence's meager box score in Week 13 was typical of his 2021 performance. Lawrence registered 145 scoreless passing yards in a game where the Jags were dominated by the Rams. Lawrence is enduring the usual rookie growing pains while being saddled with a horrid supporting cast and poor coaching staff. In fantasy, Lawrence is nothing more than a weekly QB2 in deep leagues. In real life, Jags fans can only hope big changes to the roster and coaching staff unlock Lawrence's potential in 2022.

Week 11 vs. San Francisco 49ers

Trevor Lawrence continued his pedestrian play with 162 scoreless yards in a Week 10 loss to the Colts. Lawrence continues to show an inability to take advantage of positive matchups as a rookie, and the road doesn't get any easier in Week 11 with the 49ers defense in town. The combination of rookie learning curve and a brutal offensive environment in Jacksonville make Lawrence unusable in single-QB leagues and a borderline starter in Superflex formats. Try to find other options if you need another QB to start in Week 11.