u/AffectionateLie174

From a Jacksonville Jaguars perspective, it's a pretty interesting takeaway, seeing the numbers compared to other NFL QBs. Bills Josh Allen leads the league there (with, basically, more fourth down, YOLO interceptions). Lawrence is second. Bengals QB Joe Burrow is the worst.

It also paints a MUCH different picture evaluating Lawrence outside of his early fumble issues, which contributed to his "turnover-prone" narrative

We wrote about his fumbling problem back in 2024, which was more of a team issue with hustling and recovery failures, than specifically a Lawrence issue.

https://www.bigcatcountry.com/2024/6/24/24182449/does-trevor-lawrence-have-a-turnover-problem

A lot of nuance to the conversation; All ints aren't created equal. The full original tweet/thread is below

https://x.com/i/status/2079579950097817681

In the fantasy football world, certainty is King in the early rounds of summer drafts. But with that certainty also comes a heafty price tag. This 2026 Jacksonville Jaguars’ roster offers some of the NFL’s most compelling mid-to-late round fantasy values heading into the 2026 season.

At BigCatCountry, I give my fantasy breakdown of the roster values, where market correction are still somewhat delayed. A top 2025 fantasy quarterback in Lawrence, a top 10 fantasy defense, a wide receiver room with multiple receivers with WR1 upside, and so much more.

At these values, someone is going to get a league winner at pure, shot-in-the-dark, lottery ticket values. Which one, is the question, however... 🤔

Someone asked an interesting deadzone question today, which I figured I'd bring to you:

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Who was Trent Baalke’s best draft pick, not selected in the 1st round?

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I have my opinion, but I can see a few solid options... 🤔 Curious where the fan base lands