Jacksonville Jaguars quarterback Trevor Lawrence admitted his team is struggling after a disappointing 18-13 home loss to the Cleveland Browns, marking their second defeat this season. Lawrence completed 14 of 30 passes for 220 yards but was sacked four times, including once for a late safety, and has now lost his last seven NFL starts. The Jaguars' offense showed signs of life only late in the game, accumulating most of their 323 yards on their final four drives. Despite high expectations and a $275 million contract, Lawrence has not been able to lead the team effectively, attributing the issues to broader team problems and his own performance. With challenging games against Buffalo and Houston upcoming, the Jaguars risk falling further behind. Both Lawrence and coach Doug Pederson emphasized the need for accountability and improvement.