Rankings

Lamar Jackson vs Trevor Lawrence

Lamar Jackson holds a 25.3% edge in Superflex dynasty value.Updated 9/17/2026

7,872
SF Value
5,883
4,160
1QB Value
3,118
+422
30d Trend
+647
#8
Overall Rank
#20
QB#3
Pos Rank
QB#7
29.7
Age
27
BAL
Team
JAX
5
Tier
11

THE CASE FOR JACKSON

Lamar Jackson is the highest-ceiling fantasy QB in the league because his rushing output creates elite weekly floors and spike weeks that swing matchups. He’s proven in multiple offensive environments and remains the focal point of Baltimore’s scheme, keeping his top-3 QB range of outcomes intact. Even at 29.6, his SF premium is justified if you’re trying to win now and need bankable difference-making production.

THE CASE FOR LAWRENCE

Trevor Lawrence is 2.8 years younger and profiles as the longer runway asset with multiple top-8 seasons still plausible in his prime. His value is less dependent on rushing volatility, so he can sustain QB1 production via volume and efficiency if the Jags offense stabilizes. At a 30.2% discount to Lamar in SF value, he’s the cleaner build-around if you’re managing age/variance and want insulation.

VERDICT BY TEAM SITUATION

If you're contending:

Take Lamar Jackson if you’re pushing chips in—his weekly edge at QB is worth paying for in a title window.

If you're rebuilding:

Take Trevor Lawrence—cheaper, younger, and easier to hold through a multi-year build without needing peak rushing to maintain value.

If value is close:

In a close call, the 30.2% gap is big enough that I prefer Lawrence plus a meaningful add unless you specifically need Lamar’s elite rushing ceiling to win now.

FREQUENTLY ASKED

Worth more?

Lamar is worth more today, but the gap is only “correct” if you’re buying near-term win probability rather than multi-year insulation.

Trade?

If you have Lamar, I’d move him for Lawrence plus a strong extra (mid 1st or equivalent) and feel good about it; if you’re contending, I’d only do that if the add is legit.

Superflex?

In Superflex, Lamar’s weekly advantage is real, but the market gap being 30% means Lawrence is typically the better value unless you’re a clear top-2 contender.

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