Jacksonville Jaguars quarterback Trevor Lawrence won't be a top target for fantasy football managers. Bill Simmons' shares the same view.

M IAMI, Fla. -- Jacksonville Jaguars QB Trevor Lawrence spoke about joint practices with the Miami Dolphins, and we were there for it all. Jaguars head coach Coen spoke after Sunday's game. Below is a partial transcript.

Former NFL GM Mike Tannenbaum thinks the Jaguars should look at QBs in the 2026 NFL Draft if Trevor Lawrence struggles again.

Last season, Joe Burrow and Patrick Mahomes were the only quarterbacks with more pass attempts inside the 10-yard line than Baker Mayfield (who played under Coen). Lawrence will get more chances to score near the goalline, and with Travis Hunter and Dyami Brown added to the pass-catching unit, there will be more chances for big plays as well.

Jacksonville Jaguars quarterback Trevor Lawrence had a lot of hype coming out of college after three stellar seasons at Clemson and a national title in the 2018-19 season.

ESPN's "Get Up" discussed Trevor Lawrence, how his window is closing, what the Jaguars might do going forward if there's another season of struggles.

The Jaguars didn't have Travis Hunter or Dyami Brown in the lineup for Sunday's game against the Saints and that offered Parker Washington a chance to play with the starters in the first quarter.

The hype surrounding Trevor Lawrence prior to declaring for the 2021 NFL Draft was something rarely seen. This was Peyton Manning or Andrew Luck-type stuff.

The Jaguars have a whole new system and a bunch of new players. Building team chemistry will be instrumental to their success in the 2025 NFL season.