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Jaguars Coach Praises Lawrence's Low Turnovers, Chemistry Surge

6/12/2026

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Lawrence Impresses

Liam Coen (head coach) praised Trevor Lawrence (quarterback) after the 2026 minicamp, noting under five interceptions and touchdowns to Jakobi Meyers and Parker Washington.
On May 26 2026, Brian Thomas Jr. caught a 40-yard bomb from Trevor Lawrence, prompting Liam Coen to say chemistry is vital for the offense.
The Jaguars will finish the 2026 offseason with a week of organized activities next week, with season starting in six weeks.

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Regis Marries

Defensive coordinator Anthony Campanile praised undrafted cornerback Jabbar Muhammad’s technique at minicamp.
Head coach Liam Coen credited defensive pass-game coordinator Mathieu Araujo and defensive backs coach Anthony Perkins for the secondary’s leap.
Rookie defensive end Zach Durfee displayed a burst-filled, would-be sack in red-zone drills, showing hybrid edge skills.
Defensive tackle Albert Regis and fiancée Kaley Schmidt announced a June 30 wedding with family friend Joy Wells attending.

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Jaguars Draft TE

The Jacksonville Jaguars drafted tight ends Nate Boerkircher (second round) and Tanner Koziol (fourth round) in the 2026 NFL Draft.
Koziol is slated as the third-string tight end behind Boerkircher and Brenton Strange, needing to pass veterans Quintin Morris and Hunter Long.
At 6´7´´, Koziol offers a red-zone target for quarterback Trevor Lawrence and earned top tight-end play honors at mandatory minicamp, supporting general manager James Gladstone’s praised draft class.

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Lawrence Impresses

Liam Coen (head coach) praised Trevor Lawrence (quarterback) after the 2026 minicamp, noting under five interceptions and touchdowns to Jakobi Meyers and Parker Washington.
On May 26 2026, Brian Thomas Jr. caught a 40-yard bomb from Trevor Lawrence, prompting Liam Coen to say chemistry is vital for the offense.
The Jaguars will finish the 2026 offseason with a week of organized activities next week, with season starting in six weeks.

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