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49 Touchdowns: Trevor Lawrence Is Putting Up Numbers Nobody In The AFC Is Ready For

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Trevor Lawrence is playing at an elite level right now, straight up. Since the 2025 season kicked off, he’s racked up an insane 49 total touchdowns, and honestly, the rest of the league needs to take notice. We’re talking 40 passing TDs and another nine on the ground. Only Matthew Stafford and Josh Allen, with 58 each, have put up more over that same span. That’s some serious company, proving Lawrence belongs in that top-tier conversation.

Liam Coen Is Unleashing The Beast In Lawrence

It’s no coincidence this jump happened. The arrival of Liam Coen as the Jaguars’ head coach has been a game-changer for Lawrence. The guy immediately became one of the NFL’s elite quarterbacks after Coen got there. We’re seeing it on the field, week in and week out. Those 49 touchdowns speak for themselves. This isn’t just a hot streak; this is sustained, high-level production that’s elevating the entire team.

Jaguars Are Rolling, But London Calls Again

It’s not just Lawrence shining; the Jaguars are absolutely on fire as a team. They’ve won 11 of their last 13 games, which is the best record in the entire AFC over that period. That kind of team success, powered by an elite quarterback, is how you make a statement in this league.

Now, for their next challenge, the Jaguars are heading back across the pond. This Sunday marks their 15th game in London, which is three times more than any other NFL team has played there. Their record in London currently stands at 7-7. They’ve got two more games lined up there after this one, facing the Eagles in Week 5 and then the Texans in Week 6. Can Lawrence keep the hot streak going on international soil? Everyone will be watching.

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Originally reported by Pro Football Talk.

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