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The Jacksonville Jaguars totally turned things around in 2025 with a jump from 4-13 to 13-4 and an AFC South title, but Jaguars quarterback Trevor Lawrence won't rest with that as training camp has commenced.
"No matter how good or bad you were the year before, it's a fresh start, it's a new year," Lawrence told reporters on Wednesday. "For any team, any year, that's always what you have to do."
"For our team to start really from scratch that mindset of we have to earn it, the way we prepare now until the season starts," Lawrence added. "It already started in April, but from now until the season starts, that's what's going to earn us the right to win these games in the fall."
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Lawrence had a strong season in 2025 with a 60.9% completion rate for 4,007 yards passing and 29 touchdowns versus 12 interceptions. He looks to keep building on what he did the Jaguars offense, but the team faces a new challenge with running back Travis Etienne gone. Jacksonville will look to Bhayshul Tuten to shoulder the load.
Lawrence, meanwhile, will look to get more out of his receiving corps. No Jaguars wideout went over 1,000 yards last season, as receiving leader Parker Washington had 847 yards and five touchdowns on 58 receptions.
Fellow receivers Brian Thomas Jr. and Jakobi Meyers both have 1,000-yard potential, and maximizing their talents could have Lawrence on course for a career year. Lawrence hit a career high in touchdown passes last year, and he went over 4,000 yards passing for a third time in his career. Accuracy is an area for improvement, though, as he fell short of going over 65% for completions for a second consecutive season.
That said, Lawrence is giving himself and his team a clean slate with big goals ahead. The former Clemson star and former No. 1 pick isn't looking back.
"You can't carry anything over," Lawrence said.
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