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Michael Dirocco
Jacksonville, FLA. – Jacksonville Jaguars quarterback Trevor Lawrence In the spring, it will be limited when it continues to recover from surgery to repair the AC joint in the left shoulder and is according to a plan that will be fully cleaned into a time training camp.
Coach Jaguars Liam Coen said there was no plan, how much Lawrence throws, but Lawrence is monitored by the Vice President for the Health of the Player and Performance Jeff Ferguson and Will Wynkoop, his personal trainer, as the Offseason program proceeds.
“When we lead, we are optimistic that we will get there when it comes to where we have to go,” Coen said on Wednesday. “For these things he will be on the pitch. As for where he has to get because he has small touch points he has to achieve before he can apparently get out on the grass and do it full speed, everything moves forward. He feels really good, so enthusiastic.”
Lawrence underwent surgery on December 17th and was in a sling until the end of January. On Wednesday he said he had no deadline when he wanted to be completely cleaned.
“We don’t play the game until this autumn, so of course I will be ready before, so I’m very optimistic, I’ll be absolutely good for the season,” he said. “… I throw and apparently in the procedure and work on other distances, more throws, just try to be smart and not only jump into a deep end now. I’m just trying to work on it.”
Lawrence injured his shoulder against Philadelphia 3 November, sat two more games and returned to start December 1. He suffered shocks in this game and did not play again in 2024. He had to clean the protocol on the shocks he made on December 15 before he could undergo surgery.
Lawrence underwent surgery on the same arm in February 2021 to repair the Labrum injury and be limited when participating in Jaguars’ Rookie Minicamp and Ota.
Lighter throwing loads will allow Lawrence to work on his feet, something Coena during an interview with Siriusxm NFL Radio during NFL owners’ meetings needed to improve.
On Wednesday, the second day of the Offseason program of the team training, Coen said he would not describe Lawrence’s leg as requiring significant changes, just more tuning.
“If you can have the basics and work on your feet you believe in and that you trust in those crisis times, you have to really fall on and play with a quiet mind,” Coen said. “And so it is a great opportunity when it is a little limited in terms of throwing, which we can dive into the work of the feet, it can dive into it in its own time and really agree on this matter.
“… he’s extremely talented and made some incredible games and critical moments and led some huge comebacks. He played wounded. He did so much good things. Now it’s just about how to tune it well and just tightening it to make him comfortable to relax in time and Rhythm.”
Lawrence admitted that he had some problems with his foot work and he is glad he is dealing with this offseason, and it is something he can do, except what he does in the device.
“I think they have done a really good job of this (offensive) system really thinking about combining it with Quarterback’s feet,” Lawrence said. “And we have talked about it and requires some work and overturning my attitude, just a few small things that are small that many people wouldn’t notice, but it’s. I have so many banking repetitions, I just have to get it on my own and work, so once the camp comes, I’m ready to go.”
