Trevor Lawrence wrapped up Jaguars training camp with a sharp practice, unofficially completing 13-of-17 passes with three touchdowns and an interception against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. This performance closed out their 20th day of camp, with Lawrence himself saying he found a “groove” just weeks before the season opener.
Lawrence Dialing It In
The signal-caller’s final competitive snaps before the regular season kicked off looked good. While Wednesday’s joint practice with the Bucs was intentionally dialed back to 7-on-7 to avoid major injuries, Lawrence still showed out. He improved on his previous day’s work, where he completed 16-of-28 passes. Finding that rhythm is exactly what you want to see from your QB heading into a new season. The Jaguars clearly prioritized health on this last day, but that didn’t stop Lawrence from looking ready.
Injury Watch: Thomas Jr. Down
It wasn’t all smooth sailing, though. Wide receiver Brian Thomas Jr. injured his shoulder on Tuesday during practice. Jaguars Wide Receivers Coach Edgar Bennett immediately told Thomas Jr. to sit out a drill on Wednesday. It’s a tough blow for an emerging receiver, and you know the team is watching that recovery closely. Early season injuries can definitely throw a wrench in game plans.
What’s Next for Jacksonville
This camp is done, and it’s full steam ahead for the regular season. These were Lawrence’s last competitive snaps until the Jaguars host the Cleveland Browns on September 13. The focus now shifts entirely to game planning and getting ready to make a statement on opening day. Will Lawrence carry this “groove” into the regular season? That’s the big question.
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Originally reported by Yahoo Sports.
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