...s, he finished with an average ppg of 17, QB 12-15 range. I realize that Jakobi Meyers helped that gain - and that every QB will have a boost in their easy games...
Trevor Lawrence awesome 2nd half of 2025 and subsequent dynasty value rise coincides with...
No shade on Lawrence. I love him and own him in a lot of leagues. But this is strictly a value conversation > At the beginning of week 12, Trevor Lawrence had a KTC value of 4264, compared to now, at 6326 - an unparalleled (from what I could find) rise of 48.35% From week 12 on, the rank of the defenses that Trevor Lawrence faced in terms of fantasy points given up to opposing quarterbacks was close to the easiest at: 29th, 30th, 25th, 32nd, 4th, 25th, and 20th - and finished as the highest scoring QB during that time. In the first 11, weeks, he finished with an average ppg of 17, QB 12-15 range. I realize that Jakobi Meyers helped that gain - and that every QB will have a boost in their easy games and sink in their hard games. But I do think it's possible that Lawrence's value is steamed up more than it should be because his concentration of easy games were all at the back half of the season - which adds to a narrative of 'they figured it out, and that's how it's going to be from now on'. My opinion is that Lawernce is a good QB, probably QB 14-16 range like most of his career - but I think steaming him up into the top 10 might be a little much. Do you think the back half of 2025 was a sign of things to come for Lawrence, or that the easy schedule produced an unsustainable spike? submitted by /u/StrongAmbassador47 [link] [comments]
