Trevor Lawrence

He's the one everyone has been waiting for. He has great size, excellent mobility, and an arm that scouts dream of. You don't see many college quarterbacks make the touch passes that he does. He tends to lock onto one target at times, though his internal clock is great, so he seemingly knows when to move on. Lawrence is going to be the first pick in the draft.

Trevor Lawrence will be looking at 4-5 month recovery from shoulder surgery

Trevor Lawrence, who is throwing for teams on Friday, February 12th, is set to go under surgery the next day for a torn labrum in his shoulder. That surgery should keep him from throwing for 6-8 weeks and will require a recovery time of 4-5 months.

Fantasy Impact

Assuming everything goes smoothly, there's no reason to expect that Lawrence won't be ready to start training camps. He weighed in at his Pro Day at just 213 pounds, a sign that he probably hasn't been able to lift weights much since suffering the injury. All signs point to Lawrence being this year's first pick and the future face of the Jacksonville Jaguars. With the NFL Draft still over two months away, the Jaguars will be watching his progress from surgery under a microscope. Luckily, the injury is in his non-throwing arm, but the team will still want to ensure the 21-year-old stud has a smooth recovery process.