Trevor Lawrence had himself a year in his first season with Liam Coen in 2025—over 4,000 passing yards, a career-high 29 touchdown passes and a fourth-place finish among quarterbacks in fantasy points.
Now, Coen told reporters he is hoping an improved deep passing attack and a stronger rapport between Lawrence and Brian Thomas Jr. will lead to an even more prolific offense in 2026:
“That chemistry with those two is so important because if we can be explosive with those down the field routes, being able to push the ball down the field with those two specifically, it truly unlocks what everybody else can do. Not only just what he and BT are able to do, it helps Brent Strange, it helps Parker Washington, it helps Jakobi Meyers, and it helps the run game. Because now it’s like, okay, if we keep throwing over your head, now maybe you have to play more two high safeties, be able to lean coverage.”
Lawrence has a loaded wide receiver corps. He was fantasy football’s highest-scoring quarterback from Week 12 on last year—by a wide margin. He ranked in the top-10 among quarterbacks in rushing yards last year and tied for the second-most scores on the ground.
And he’s available at the back end of QB1 territory in drafts.