Jaguars Quarterback Trevor Lawrence Shows Promising Preseason Performance Under Coach Liam Coen

The Jacksonville Jaguars' new offensive system under head coach Liam Coen is showing promising results, particularly for quarterback Trevor Lawrence. Over two preseason games, Lawrence has completed 14-of-17 passes for 119 yards and a touchdown, demonstrating efficiency, good progression through reads, and the ability to buy time under pressure. Coen's offense emphasizes protecting the quarterback and utilizing a strong running game, which has helped Lawrence operate with more composure and confidence compared to previous seasons marked by injuries and poor offensive line play. The improved offensive line protection has been crucial, allowing Lawrence to avoid rushed decisions and better execute the offense. Additionally, the presence of weapons such as Heisman Trophy winner wide receiver Travis Hunter further bolsters the offense. Early indications suggest that Coen's system could revive Lawrence's performance and elevate the Jaguars' offense for the upcoming season.