Trevor Lawrence directed a clean Jacksonville showing in the Jaguars’ preseason game, finishing 6-of-7 for 43 yards and spearheading a 12-play drive that ended with Cam Little’s field goal. A first-play false start by Anton Harrison was the lone hiccup, but Lawrence operated the rest of the drive with poise, spreading throws to five different targets and sticking to the quick-game tempo.

Beyond the box score, Lawrence looked confident and decisive within a robust offense, probing the middle of the field and sticking to optimal progressions. He found Brenton Strange for a notable early first-down and showed comfort dictating tempo and protective rhythm. Coach Liam Coen praised the protection and accuracy, noting the ball landed where it needed to be and the offense moved with deliberate cadence.

Cam Little provided a reliable finishing punch, and the offense flashed a balanced approach that fantasy players will want to monitor as the regular season nears. The performance underscores a promising connection with multiple pass-catchers and a growing trust in the system, signaling upside for Lawrence and a Few Week 1 implications if this rhythm carries over.