Trevor Lawrence

Over the first few weeks of the season, it was looking pretty rough for Lawrence as he transitioned into the NFL from Clemson, but he's started to settle in and he's becoming a weekly viable fantasy option at the QB position. While he certainly isn't posting up gaudy numbers - he's only averaging 203.5 passing yards over the last four weeks - he's starting to see his rushing workload increase and that's what has fantasy managers excited. Over the first two games, Lawrence only had three rush attempts. For anyone who watched Lawrence's college tape, this was the most baffling thing to witness because he absolutely dominated on the ground with his movability at his size, but Urban Meyer just wasn't using him in this fashion. Since that point though, Lawrence has 21 rush attempts for 91 rushing yards and two touchdowns. If Lawrence isn't able to capitalize as a passer in any given matchup, he's at least bringing a high floor with his workload on the ground. Looking ahead to week six, Lawrence now has a matchup against the Miami Dolphins defense that just got absolutely eviscerated by Tom Brady and the Buccaneers passing attack. After five weeks, the Dolphins are now allowing the 4th-most fantasy points to opposing QBs and Lawrence should be able to do enough in this one to be viewed as a low-end streaming option.

Trevor Lawrence totals two TDs in Week 5 loss

Trevor Lawrence completed 23-of-33 passes for 273 yards and a touchdown in the Jaguars' Week 5 loss to the Titans.

Fantasy Impact

The rookie also rushed seven times for 28 yards and another score. It's his second straight game with a rushing touchdown. Lawrence's number of designed runs has been good to see for his fantasy production going forward. Jacksonville takes on the Miami Dolphins in Week 6 in London.