Trevor Lawrence

It's going to be extremely tempting to pull the trigger on Lawrence in your redraft leagues later on, but we simply don't know how he's going to translate to the NFL level right away. He has the mobility and rushing upside to do great things down the road, but he shouldn't be someone that you draft with confidence and roll out there Week 1. You can draft him as a second QB if you're someone who likes deploying that strategy or keep an eye on him on your waiver wire. Unfortunately, we might see his ADP creep up by the time drafts roll around where he's going ahead of more surefire options at the QB position. In that situation, I'll lean back on experience and draft someone else who I've seen produce in the NFL previously. Lawrence has the potential to be a low-end QB1 for fantasy...it just might not happen right away.

Trevor Lawrence (hamstring): Jaguars are being cautious with QB

James Palmer of NFL Network reports that the Jaguars are being very cautious with their star QB Trevor Lawrence.

Fantasy Impact

He went on to say that he could play a game if he had to, but re-aggravating it could impact the start of camp. This is a smart move on the Jaguars part, since Lawrence was their first overall selection in this years draft. Lawrence will likely be eased into everything so he can get 100% healthy by the start of the season. He's a great late-round target for those wanting to wait on QBs in fantasy drafts due to his rushing upside.