With training camp on the horizon, the Jacksonville Jaguars have finalized their offensive roster for the upcoming season. Quarterback Trevor Lawrence leads a talented group, with Nick Mullens and John Wolford vying for backup roles. Running back Travis Etienne is poised for a breakout season, complemented by rookie Tank Bigsby and a strong supporting cast. The receiving corps features promising talents like Brian Thomas Jr. and Travis Hunter, while tight end Brenton Strange looks to build on his initial success. The offensive line faces competition for lineup spots, especially among young players. As camp progresses, key positional battles and roster decisions will be critical to the Jaguars' preseason preparation.

The Jacksonville Jaguars have officially shut down quarterback Trevor Lawrence for the remainder of the season due to his latest concussion. With the team eliminated from playoff contention, Lawrence has been placed on injured reserve, although there is speculation he may not return even for the season finale.

In the wake of this injury, the Jaguars have claimed receiver Josh Reynolds from the Denver Broncos to fill Lawrence's roster spot. Mac Jones is expected to start in place of Lawrence in the upcoming game against the Tennessee Titans.

This latest concussion adds to a troubling injury history for Lawrence this season, which includes a sprained shoulder, knee, and ankle.

The Jacksonville Jaguars have decided to shut down quarterback Trevor Lawrence for the remainder of the season due to a recent concussion. With the team eliminated from playoff contention, they placed him on injured reserve, although there’s a possibility he could return for the final game against Indianapolis.

In a move to fill his spot, the Jaguars claimed receiver Josh Reynolds from the Denver Broncos. Mac Jones is set to start in place of Lawrence this Sunday against the Tennessee Titans.