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The drive was kept alive by an 18-yard completion to Parker Washington on third-and-5, and Lawrence was consistently making the throws Coen's offense needed him to make. Then came the dagger. A 15-play, 72-yard drive consumed 8:42 of the third quarter, and Lawrence eventually found Washington for a remarkable 17-yard touchdown catch from the 17-yard line.
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Washington: 18-yard third-down conversion, 17-yard TD catch; key role in Coen's system.
Washington emerged as a key target in Coen's offense, recording an 18-yard completion on third-and-5 that kept Jacksonville's opening touchdown drive alive, then scoring a 17-yard touchdown from the 17-yard line on a 15-play, 72-yard drive that consumed 8:42 of the third quarter. The source describes this as "a remarkable 17-yard touchdown catch" and notes it was part of a sequence demonstrating "the relationship between quarterback and play-caller: Coen kept asking the Patriots defense questions, and Lawrence kept giving him the right answers." Washington's touchdown gave Jacksonville a 21-3 lead and preceded Jarrian Jones's interception and 32-yard return that led to Chris Rodriguez Jr.'s touchdown, turning a 21-3 lead into 28-3 in 18 seconds of game clock.
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