JACKSONVILLE – This is the time for improvement, and improvement is evident.
That is the focus for quarterback Trevor Lawrence and the offense as Jaguars 2026 Training Camp continues – and even with early-camp health issues on the offensive line, Lawrence and offensive coordinator Grant Udinski like a lot of what they see as the preseason approaches.
Not everything has been perfect early, but a lot has been good.
“We’re getting better every day,” Lawrence said.
Lawrence spoke following a hot, hour-and-45-minute practice at the MEC Sunday – a day on which he connected impressively with wide receiver Parker Washington and Brian Thomas Jr. Udinski also spoke to the media Sunday, saying he can see significant growth in players’ overall grasp of the offense through 10 practices.
“It’s encouraging to see,” Udinski said.
Udinski said the benefit of accumulated reps throughout the offseason and training camp – and a second season for Lawrence and multiple players in Head Coach Liam Coen‘s scheme – has become increasingly evident.
“They’re able to retain those things,” Udinski said. “That’s encouraging because they’re studying, they’re working at it, we’re continuing to walk through those looks, talk about those looks, study those looks.
“Those are the things that separate us on critical downs when it’s third down and there’s crowd noise out there – being able to execute those adjustments, those small changes when it’s under pressure is such a big deal for us moving into Year 2.”