Trevor Lawrence

Lawrence has been a model of consistency in his first two years with the Tigers, averaging 3,472 yards and throwing for at least 30 touchdowns each season. He took a step forward for fantasy owners last year, adding 103 rushing attempts, 563 yards and nine scores. There are some minor concerns for Lawrence's fantasy appeal however. He's often removed early from contests due to lopsided scores, giving him a lower floor than other top quarterbacks weekly. Some rushing score regression can be anticipated, and Lawrence will be throwing to an unproven, though talented, group of young receivers following the departute of Tee Higgins and the season-ending neck injury to Justyn Ross. The talent remains elite, and Clemson figures to remain one of the nation's highest-scoring teams, so there's little reason to shy away from Lawrence as a top option, but it's possible his fantasy ceiling has already been established.