Press Pass | Lawrence on Prep for Patriots' Run Defense, Responding & Building Trust
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How does Trevor Lawrence plan to get Jacoby M more involved in the offense?
Trevor, how do you um how do you start getting Jacoby m more involved? I think he only has three targets this year. Just how do you get him uh in on the action again?
Yeah, you know I think that's something that is obviously important. Um he's a great player. He's we've seen how he's impacted our offense since he's since he's been here. So um, you know, I think that that does take some work as far as some intentionality in doing that, but also Sometimes that that happens in certain games where it just doesn't find a certain guy for whatever reason. So I'm not necessarily as concerned about a game or two as far as like base going forward uh into the whole season. But um yeah, definitely gotta f give him more opportunities. He can do a lot. He's really great route runner, gets open, understands things. He knows what we're doing schematically. I trust him, uh like like you guys have seen.
So I think that is definitely something that's important for us as an offense.
The same uh Parker has been able to record eighty or more yards in each of the last six games. What is it about him that keeps him so consistent?
I think there's a lot of things. Obviously super talented.
What makes Parker such a consistent target for the Jaguars?
Um Slow back up. I super talented. He gets open, creates separation, he's a really good route runner, great ball skills, can make contested catches. I think all those things are part of it. I trust him. Our chemistry's grown more and more over the past year of just him being put in a lot of different situations and excelling and uh winning his one on ones. I think all those things kinda play into that and Um and then obviously early in the season these first two games He's kind of had the hot hand and and that's just kind of been the way it's gone and we gotta do a better job getting everybody involved and that's obviously me and uh as a part of that and continuing to give guys opportunities. But Parker's done a great job and it's gonna the offense is gonna run through everyone at some point though.
It's not just a one man show and I think everyone on our team knows that. Parker knows that, all the guys know that, that we need everybody and um it's gonna be everyone's time at some point. So uh but yeah. I think he just he's built a lot of trust with me and I can depend on him and um the way he practices every day. the communication that we have. I mean there's a lot of trust there, so I think that's a big part of it.
Learn about this team from how you guys respond this week.
I think it's that's football is how you respond.
Why is team chemistry and trust essential for Jacksonville’s success?
That's what it's all about. And like we all know that if played And it's not if it's not your first season, it's the NFL. And you're gonna play some good teams, you're gonna have some tough losses, and you gotta be able to respond the next week. And that says everything you need to know about your team. So I'm confident that we're gonna respond and that we're gonna be ready to go against New England. Um that's what good teams do. You you bounce back and you play better than you did the week before. And um and like I like we like we said last week, it's comes down to a few plays. We just gotta execute a little bit better. And even though I didn't feel like we played well. at all on offense. We still had our opportunities to win the game last week.
So how do we just make some changes, improve, and then make those plays down the stretch um that we need to make to go close out the game?
That's what have been doing so well.
Yeah, I think they just they play really well together. Seems like they're really tied end, really from the front all the way to the secondary. Um they fly around, they play really, really hard. I think they do a really good job up front. Um the D line.
How does the Jaguars’ defense respond after a tough loss?
They're they're working, they're constantly moving, creating some pressure, even without um bringing pressure. And I think that their back end obviously they can cover. They got really good cover guys, can play a lot of man, they're sticky. Um and create some tight windows for the quarterbacks and I think it's all The the scheme is really good too and the guys know it.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
How does Trevor Lawrence plan to get Jacoby M more involved in the offense?
0:00–1:03
2
What makes Parker such a consistent target for the Jaguars?
1:03–2:18
3
Why is team chemistry and trust essential for Jacksonville’s success?
2:18–3:12
4
How does the Jaguars’ defense respond after a tough loss?
3:12–4:35
5
What lessons did Lawrence take from the Denver game about playing under pressure?
4:35–5:55
6
Why is the run game a focal point against New England’s strong run defense?
5:55–7:05
7
How will the Jaguars adjust their game plan after evaluating pressure and lane opportunities?
7:05–8:37
8
What is the strategy for increasing targets for Jacoby M and Brenton Strange moving forward?
8:37–11:34
Speakers
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