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Travis Kelce vs Trevor Lawrence

2026 draft comparison · half-PPR

Updated Aug 30, 2026

ADP 94.7
Travis Kelce
TE · KC · TE11
ADP 98
Trevor Lawrence
QB · JAX · QB10
VS
The crowd's leanAll time
56% would rather draft Lawrence over Kelce
44%Kelce
56%Lawrence
Based on 25 comparison results

Should you draft Travis Kelce or Trevor Lawrence?

Last season — 2025, per game

Kelce17 games
2025
Lawrence17 games
9.1Fantasy pts20.6
17Games17
0Pass yds236
0.0Pass TD1.7
0.0INT0.7
0.1Carries4.8
0Rush yds21
1.0Yds/carry4.4
6.4Targets0.0
4.5Rec0.0
50Rec yds0
0.3TD0.5
Full game log & past seasons
Travis Kelce
2025 game log
WKOPPFPTSRANKTGTRECYDTD
1
LAC
11.7
TE3
4
2
47
1
2
PHI
8.1
TE12
6
4
61
0
3
NYG
4.6
TE25
7
4
26
0
4
BAL
7.3
TE18
5
5
48
0
5
JAX
15.6
TE7
8
7
61
1
6
DET
10.8
TE11
7
6
78
0
7
LV
6.9
TE20
3
3
54
0
8
WAS
18.9
TE2
8
6
99
1
9
BUF
10.6
TE9
5
4
66
0
10
11
DEN
19.6
TE3
13
9
91
1
12
IND
6.4
TE16
6
4
43
0
13
DAL
13.0
TE4
6
5
45
1
14
HOU
1.3
TE47
5
1
8
0
15
LAC
10.5
TE10
9
7
70
0
16
TEN
1.1
TE54
4
1
6
0
17
DEN
6.1
TE21
6
5
36
0
18
LV
2.7
TE38
6
3
12
0
Earlier seasons (2024)
2024 game log
WKOPPFPTSRANKTGTRECYDTD
1
BAL
4.9
TE14
4
3
34
0
2
CIN
1.1
TE48
3
1
5
0
3
ATL
5.0
TE19
5
4
30
0
4
LAC
12.4
TE5
9
7
89
0
5
NO
11.5
TE7
10
9
70
0
6
7
SF
3.7
TE30
5
4
17
0
8
LV
20.0
TE4
12
10
90
1
9
TB
15.0
TE3
16
14
100
0
10
DEN
16.4
TE1
12
8
64
1
11
BUF
1.8
TE38
4
2
8
0
12
CAR
9.2
TE14
8
6
62
0
13
LV
10.3
TE15
13
7
68
0
14
LAC
7.0
TE12
6
5
45
0
15
CLE
4.7
TE24
8
4
27
0
16
HOU
5.5
TE21
7
5
30
0
17
PIT
18.4
TE3
11
8
84
1
Trevor Lawrence
2025 game log
WKOPPFPTSRANKATTCMPYDTDINTRuYDRuTD
1
CAR
11.3
QB23
31
19
178
1
1
12
0
2
CIN
21.2
QB11
42
24
271
3
2
4
0
3
HOU
8.8
QB28
40
20
222
0
1
9
0
4
SF
11.7
QB28
31
21
174
1
0
7
0
5
KC
27.2
QB5
25
18
221
1
1
54
2
6
SEA
19.2
QB13
42
27
258
2
0
9
0
7
LAR
17.6
QB14
48
23
296
1
0
18
0
8
9
LV
22.2
QB12
34
23
220
0
1
24
2
10
HOU
10.8
QB21
23
13
158
1
1
35
0
11
LAC
16.0
QB11
22
14
153
1
1
9
1
12
ARI
20.1
QB7
30
18
256
3
3
29
0
13
TEN
21.7
QB5
27
16
229
2
0
25
0
14
IND
19.4
QB13
30
17
244
2
0
16
0
15
NYJ
44.3
QB1
32
20
330
5
0
51
1
16
DEN
31.2
QB2
36
23
279
3
0
20
1
17
IND
24.1
QB5
37
23
263
0
1
26
2
18
TEN
23.3
QB3
30
22
255
3
0
11
0
Earlier seasons (2024)
2024 game log
WKOPPFPTSRANKATTCMPYDTDINTRuYDRuTD
1
MIA
11.3
QB23
21
12
162
1
0
8
0
2
CLE
13.3
QB19
30
14
220
0
0
45
0
3
BUF
10.4
QB26
38
21
178
1
1
3
0
4
HOU
14.8
QB16
33
18
169
2
0
5
0
5
IND
22.2
QB10
34
28
371
2
1
4
0
6
CHI
18.1
QB16
35
23
234
2
1
17
0
7
NE
15.0
QB15
20
15
193
1
0
13
0
8
GB
24.3
QB6
32
21
308
2
1
10
1
9
PHI
21.6
QB8
31
16
169
0
2
8
2
10
11
12
13
HOU
1.2
QB33
10
4
41
0
1
6
0

Latest takes

Travis Kelce
  • In 2025, Fannin finished fifth among tight ends in targets (107), trailing only Trey McBride, Kyle Pitts, Tyler Warren and Travis Kelce . He also finished eighth among tight ends in receptions (72) and touchdowns (six).

    Kurt Blakeway· Aug 25
  • The chemistry between Travis Kelce and Patrick Mahomes is second to none. 10.

    Kurt Blakeway· Aug 23
  • Even though Travis Kelce is getting older and this is his final season, he should still see a fair number of targets behind Rashee Rice .

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  • Round 13: Travis Kelce (TE – KC) The Chiefs didn’t add any new weapons besides Kenneth Walker III .

  • Round 10: Travis Kelce (TE – KC) Behind Rashee Rice, the next target will likely still be Travis Kelce, even though he’s probably entering his final NFL season.

  • Travis Kelce (TE – KC) The big caveat here is Kelce’s age.

    Ellis Johnson· Aug 19
  • Kelce should be going much higher in drafts, in my opinion. Getting him at 10.11 isn’t even out of the ordinary right now, which is the crazy part. He has looked awesome in camp, and the Chiefs still lack proven receiving weapons.

    Samwise· Aug 16
  • 279.3 | WR104 Travis Kelce – ADP: 103.6 | TE10 Mahomes is on pace to play in Week 1, which makes him a steal at his ADP despite coming off a knee injury

    Mike Fanelli· Aug 6
  • Round 13: Travis Kelce (TE – KC) There weren’t many great options at this point in the draft, so why not Travis Kelce?

  • Tight End The TE1 cutoffs land at Travis Kelce, who one analyst views as a name to actively avoid, and Kyle Pitts for the other, whose comfort zone is built around target competition within each offense.

  • Travis Kelce (TE – KC) down 4 to No. 106 and Isaiah Likely (TE – NYG) down 5 to No. 123 headline a broader tight end cooling. That’s a genuine positional trend this week: seven of the twelve biggest market-overdraft gaps on the entire board now belong to tight ends.

  • Chris Jones and Travis Kelce are near the end of their careers, while Mahomes is coming into the season recovering from an ACL injury.

    Joe Gibbs· Jun 29
  • Travis Kelce is another year older after producing a career-low 1.47 yards per route run (YPRR) in 2025.

  • When Mahomes was on the field, Kelce was firmly behind Rashee Rice in target share — 28.7% to 18.8%.

  • Last season, he caught 76 passes on 108 targets for 851 yards and five touchdowns. Kelce's catches went down, but his yardage and touchdowns did go up.

Trevor Lawrence
  • Liam Coen, directly from the Sean McVay coaching tree, unlocked the Jaguars’ offense and Trevor Lawrence ‘s potential.

  • Lawrence tallied the following marks through Week 7, with rankings among 34 qualified quarterbacks in parentheses: -0.04 expected points added (EPA) per play (26th) 231.5 passing yards per game (15th) 5.24 adjusted net yards per pass attempt (ANY/A) (25th) 58.7% completion percentage (33rd) 9 passing touchdowns (tied for 18th) 3.5% passing touchdown rate (tied for 24th) 5 interceptions (tied for 26th) 1.9% interception rate (tied for 18th) 40.5% success rate (27th) Lawrence was measurably bad before Jacksonville’s Week 8 bye.

  • Furthermore, the veteran was outstanding late in the year when Trevor Lawrence became a league winner. Washington was the WR3 over the final three weeks, averaging 9.7 targets and 21.7 fantasy points per game, totaling 19+ points in all three contests.

    Mike Fanelli· Aug 25
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  • However, Brenton Strange is in a good offense and completes a stack with Trevor Lawrence and Parker Washington. 14.11: Will Reichard (K – MIN) /15.02: Los Angeles Rams D/ST Subscribe: YouTube | Spotify | Apple Podcasts | iHeart | Castbox | Amazon Music | Podcast Addict | TuneIn window.PLAYERCARDS_CONFIG={affiliateCode:"fpros_cards"};

    Kurt Blakeway· Aug 25
  • Trevor Lawrence has an ADP of QB10 and is coming off the board around the seventh-round/eighth-round turn.

  • The former Clemson star was the QB4 last year, averaging 23.3 fantasy points per game. More importantly, Lawrence played better as the season progressed as he got more comfortable in Liam Coen’s offense.

    Mike Fanelli· Aug 16
  • Trevor Lawrence lost a phenomenal end-zone threat, one that will be very hard to replace. Those opportunities to score in the end zone may dwindle, and Little would more than likely be the beneficiary.

    Steve Krebs· Aug 16
  • Lawrence is a locked-in QB1 with tantalizing upside for 2026 with his pass-catching depth chart intact from that stretch run.

  • The Jaguars quarterback came close to finishing as fantasy’s best signal-caller last season in just his first year with Liam Coen. From Week 5 onward, Trevor Lawrence outscored all other players at every single position (23 PPG).

  • Parker Washington (WR – JAC) “At one point, Parker Washington was seen as the heir apparent to Christian Kirk in a Trevor Lawrence -led offense.

  • Trevor Lawrence (JAC) As the 2025 regular season reached its conclusion, Trevor Lawrence was playing the best football of his five-year NFL career under first-year Jaguars head coach Liam Coen.

  • Trevor Lawrence (QB – JAX) outscored every player at every position in fantasy points per game from week five onward last year.

  • Lawrence also had his best season as a runner, establishing career highs in attempts (82), yards (359) and touchdowns (nine). It took Lawrence a while to fully arrive, but with Coen’s help, the splendidly long-haired quarterback has finally become a top-10 quarterback. There’s high-end QB1 potential here — as we saw late last season — and yet Lawrence is being drafted as a low-end QB1, according to average draft position (ADP).

  • Stafford was the QB22 and finished as the QB2, and Lawrence was the QB19 and finished as the QB4. Now they are both back in the bakery because apparently one elite season was not enough to convince fantasy managers.

  • TreVeyon Henderson, Trevor Lawrence, Jaxson Dart – 9 T6