In a productive Day 16 of Training Camp, Jaguars quarterback Trevor Lawrence expressed optimism about the team's offensive progress following a joint practice against the Carolina Panthers. Head Coach Liam Coen stated he would assess the results before deciding if starters will play in the upcoming preseason game against the Panthers. Both Lawrence and Coen noted improvements in energy and execution, despite recognizing areas needing further development. The day was marked by intense practice and effective runs, highlighting the offense's steady evolution.

By the Numbers
  • Lawrence noted a marked improvement in practice intensity and execution compared to the previous week.
  • Backup quarterback Nick Mullens is set to start if Lawrence cannot play, having completed 3 of 7 passes for 33 yards with an interception last game.
State of Play
  • Lawrence and starters didn't play in the preseason opener against the Saints but are expected to evaluate performance before the next game.
  • The team practices against the Buccaneers next week, aiming to build continuity and chemistry.
What's Next

Coen will make a decision on starter participation within the next 24 hours, pending review of the practice tape. The upcoming workouts with the Buccaneers will provide further opportunities to assess team readiness before regular season play.

Bottom Line

The Jaguars are progressing well in training, but maintaining health and building chemistry will be crucial. As they prepare for preseason games, focus on refining execution and increasing competitiveness will be essential for success.