"At various points during the fantasy football season, injuries, bye weeks and breaking news can cause you to need reinforcements for your fantasy lineup. Every Friday throughout the 2025 NFL season, Matt Bowen will offer some late-week pickup options to help fill those holes, with an emphasis on deeper leagues. Because of that, this column will focus mostly on players rostered in fewer than 50% of ESPN leagues, with occasional exceptions."
"Lawrence has scored 17 or more points in back-to-back games, with multiple touchdown throws in each, plus he is much more willing to run the ball. Lawrence rushed at least 24 yards in four of his last five games, with five or more carries in four. So, you are getting a dual-threat boost here, and Lawrence has the traits to create as a runner. Let's get him in the lineup for a critical Week 14 AFC South matchup versus the Indianapolis Colts."
Late-week fantasy pickups target players rostered in fewer than 50% of leagues to address injuries, byes and breaking news. Multiple quarterbacks, including ones on bye, create openings for Week 14 starting options. Three available signal-callers scored 19 or more fantasy points in the previous week, providing immediate upside. Trevor Lawrence offers dual-threat production after consecutive 17-plus point performances and increased rushing volume. Matchup considerations include a tough Rams pass defense but recent outlier performances suggest opportunity. The set of recommendations also highlights upside wide receivers, three running backs with steady volume, a tight end to stream and a pressure-oriented defense.
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