Reacts Survey Results: Jaguars Fans Debate About Trevor Lawrence

This week, we asked Jacksonville Jaguars fans to grade Trevor Lawrence’s 2025 season to date.

Over 50% of fans gave him a “B”, and a third of fans gave him a “C”.

We can all agree that Lawrence still needs

to work on consistency, but it was nice to see some grit during his performance on Monday Night Football.

“He’s so calm, cool for the most part,” coach Liam Coen said Tuesday. “He very much lives in this kind of level world, and I appreciate that as well—but to see him extending plays, using his legs, competing the way—competing was the thing that I was very impressed with Trevor …. He did it all night using his legs, playing hard, playing tough, showing some fire. I think our players did feed off that and was really proud of the way he competed.”

As for the confidence survey, 96% of fans are confident in the direction of the team — up from 95% last week.

Lawrence said on Wednesday that he isn’t worried about how the team will handle its early success.

“Obviously, it’s something that we do have to handle the right way. We’ve got to know that we haven’t done anything. I mean, the only thing we’re guaranteed is that we’re going to win four games this year, which isn’t enough. So, we’ve got a lot more work to do. I think the guys know what the right mindset is, though, and I think guys know that we play a really good Seattle team this week, and if you’re still thinking about the game we just won, then that’s a problem. We’ve got to move on. So, I really like our group and how mature we are. We’ve handled everything well so far, but yeah, we’ve got to continue to do that.”

Top comments from Wednesday’s post:

JaxSouthsider

C.

On the positive side, he’s shown a lot more grit.

On the other side, he’s still doing too many boneheaded things

Lake11

Had the Chiefs secondary not turned into the Three Stooges on that tipped ball, Trevor would have had yet another INT. And possibly a loss. But QBs get a lot of blame in a loss, so a QB that is 4-1 should get some credit, even if it’s the D often doing the heavy lifting. So a grade here that may be more wishful than realistic: B.

WillGMCC

the grade on his body of work this season is less important to me than how he’s trending. we’ll see if he can start stacking some solid performances together,

MCG679

Trevor ?

Except for a handful of games in the back half of the ’22 season…..

GENERATIONAL DISAPPOINTMENT !!

Badinfuence2832

Every week,he looks a little better than the week before, but he has a long way to go to get back to being the guy who took us to the playoffs.

If Trevor, and the rest of the team can continue improving every week,I think the Jags will be a serious contender by the end of the season.

But that’s still a long way off, so I’m not holding my breath just yet

rxm

What makes me proud of the Jags performance against KC wasn’t the fact that Trevor picked himself up after stumbling. It was the awesome job the offensive line did on that play. Watch that film again but this time just focus on the offensive line. It’s a beautiful symphony of force and perfection!

cverbra814

Vs Panthers: C+. Wasn’t really asked to do anything because the game was almost always well in hand. Accuracy issues were plentiful in this contest.

@ Bengals: C. Tough to evaluate this game from him because his receivers sold. HARD. Still, the red zone INT and inability to move the ball consistently in the 2nd half let the Bengals stick around long enough to steal this one from us.

Vs Texans: D-. If not for the savvy audible to create a route for BTJ the story from this game would be how he gave it away with his 4th quarter ‘What the Hell Are you Doing?’ INT.

@49ers: D. Another brutal second half where he couldn’t see the field properly or make the throws needed to put a winnable game away early. Frankly he only put one drive together all day and we were extremely fortunate Brock wasn’t 100% and Mac couldn’t play.

Vs Chiefs: B+. Recovered from an awful start, some refball hijinks and his own lack of self-awareness to deliver a quality performance for what I would say is the first time all season, aided by what I would consider will end up being the best throw his career (deep fade to BTJ between two defenders).

Final Grade: C-. Lots of areas for improvement, particularly at field vision and situational awareness. Here’s hoping he can build on Monday’s performance by flipping a switch of some sort.

mnkman322

The Jaguar’s are 28th in team passer rating, and 24th in Adjusted Net Yards per Att. Can’t wait for the majority of fans to vote that this is an above average job for the second highest paid QB in the league.

Jaguardian

Time awareness (delay of games), field awareness (passing the ball past the line of scrimmage) are a major concern. That texted, Trevor showed a ton of moxie out there, being animated in the sideline…I truly believe that he is starting to realize how important this is to him, that he’s prepared to do what is necessary to get the job done. I, for one, am pulling for him.

acedarney

I’ve seen enough to be confident in the direction of the team. The OL, the running game, the defense…all have improved. The penalties dropped this game, so hopefully that’s a trend that continues. I’m still waiting on the passing game. Trevor has some elite moments and some terrible moments. They’ve got to clean it up and be consistent.

JaxCommenterGuy

Trevor seems like he has a handle on his role as leader, and is helping lead the team to wins.

But he is inconsistent in his job as a passer.