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ArticleJaguars QB Trevor Lawrence looks to better simulate scrambles in training camp
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When we got better in the red zone last year was when Trevor started using his legs...You watch around the league of the top red-zone touchdowns every week, and 90% of them are off schedule.
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Lawrence's rushing upside in red zone (5 TDs in 8-0 stretch) drives Coen's off-schedule scheme.
Lawrence ranked second among all passers in rushing touchdowns (5) and rushing 1st downs (20) during the Jaguars' 8-0 run to cap their 2025 regular season; offensive coordinator Liam Coen emphasized that the offense improved in the red zone when Lawrence started using his legs, noting that 90% of top red-zone touchdowns around the league are off-schedule plays where the QB buys time and finds a window. Lawrence is working to better simulate scramble situations in practice to prepare his receivers for game-day off-schedule plays, acknowledging he needs to do a better job of creating those reps so receivers can react and get open when needed.
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