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JACKSONVILLE – Thursday wasn t the greatest day for the Jaguars offense.
Head Coach Urban Meyer said as much following Thursday afternoon s third practice of 2021 Organized Team Activities presented by Baptist Health – and said it was as true for entire offense as it was for Trevor Lawrence.
Meyer also said that wasn t a trend for the rookie quarterback. He was very accurate [in Day 2 of OTAs Wednesday], Meyer said of Lawrence following a two-hour, non-contact voluntary practice at the Dream Finders Homes Practice Complex. Today, we all struggled offensively. Not just him.
Meyer said the reason for the struggles came down to practice situation, with the Jaguars emphasizing red-zone offense – which often is the most-difficult area for young quarterbacks and young offenses to master.
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JACKSONVILLE – Shaquill Griffin wouldn t want to be anywhere else.
James Robinson wouldn t, either – and both said that feeling can be felt and seen everywhere around TIAA Bank Field this week. Everyone s excited about the new system, everything that s going on, Robinson said.
Robinson, the Jaguars second-year running back, spoke Wednesday as the team s first offseason under Head Coach Urban Meyer continued at the Dream Finders Homes Practice Complex. Griffin, a cornerback who signed as an unrestricted free agent in March, expressed the same sentiment:
That what s going on around the Jaguars under Meyer is making players want to be in Jacksonville for the 2021 voluntary offseason program.