Lawrence's Future Secured, Jaguars Eye QB Depth

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subscribe for daily updates on your team. The Jacksonville Jaguars boasts the clear franchise

quarterback and Trevor Lawrence. He's locked in under contract through 2030, and after a strong

season as a pocket passer and smart decision-maker, most fans see him leading. The team for years,

his success hinges on offensive coordinator Liam Cohen, known as a quarterback guru.

Cohen enters his second year aiming to build on that progress.

The team added weapons like wide receiver Jacobi Myers through a trade, boosting Lawrence's

options even if other moves fell short. Jaguars fans largely backkeeping Lawrence, now 25,

through age 31 without touching the massive cap hit of a cut. The NFL's unpredictability

means nothing's guaranteed, but his play has solidified the team's contending hopes.

If Lawrence goes down, reliable backup Nick Mullins steps in. He went three for three in

limited action last year and has topped 1,000 passing yards in three career seasons,

making him one of the leagues, steadier options. Meanwhile, third stringer Carter Bradley remains

untested in regular season games after practice squad stints. With both backups in their final

contract year, the Jaguars should eye drafting a late round quarterback prospect to develop death.

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