DeMarcus Lawrence is out, removing a key edge presence from Seattle's rotation. His absence pressures the defensive line and elevates backup pass-rushers into more prominent roles, which can shift Seattle's pressure packages and potentially affect matchups down the field.

Lawrence is OUT, thinning Seattle’s pass-rush front. His absence pressures Seattle’s ability to pressure the quarterback, potentially elevating Tampa Bay’s chances in pass protection and increasing the need for the defense to rely on coverage to limit big plays. Depth edges and interior disruption become more critical in lowering the Bucs’ ceiling.

<p>Lawrence is listed as DNP and day-to-day with an injury. As a veteran edge, his status impacts Seattle’s edge rush and overall pressure production. If he’s limited, the Seahawks may lean on younger players to sustain pressure against TB.</p>

Lawrence switches to Seattle, shifting the Cowboys’ edge balance and testing how well the rest of the defense can recreate pressure. His move is part of a broader turnover in Dallas’ front, influencing both teams’ pass rush dynamics and the fantasy outlook of edge players in upcoming matchups.

DeMarcus Lawrence slips to 85 OVR, tempering expectations for edge production. His fantasy impact may be limited to spot rotations and situational pass-rush roles.