Trevor Lawrence, are you going to get it, man?

Like, come on now.

Come on, Trevor Lawrence.

Jacksonville Jaguars talk on the preseason watch list.

Cecil Ami, Sigma, Bloom here on the Audible.

Does Lawrence, quote, unquote, get it finally this year?

Duval.

Gross.

I mean, what's funny about that, though, what I like about it is it in his own way,

Liam Cohen was creating his bite of kneecaps, you know, his moment where everybody

was going to focus on that.

So everyone can get to work.

Kind of reminds me of Clinton Portis when he had a different character every Wednesday.

Brilliant.

Brilliant way to handle the media to give everybody something, you know, chase after the soccer ball.

And let's get to work.

Liam Cohn is going to get to work revising this offense around Trevor Lawrence and hopefully

getting what is, was there, what was apparent, just like he did out of Baker Mayfield.

Remember, he took the job in Tampa because he wanted to work with Baker Mayfield.

He made Will Wovis into an NFL draft pick, a second round pick.

That's the only reason that I felt was interested in in him what he did with Liam Cohen. Look at the staff. Grant Udinski, now this was one where he was hired away from Minnesota to be the offensive coordinator. A lot of people said, oh, this is a good hire. Minnesota people were saying, oh, this is a rising star. We were wondering when he was going to get hired to be an offensive coordinator. So coming from the Kevin O'Connell tree, it may be a big part of why Sam McDonald's career, here's your theme, career revivals, right? Then maybe Shane Waldron's career gets revived. Shane Waldron, now know this. Waldron and Cohen have the Sean McVeigh connection.

So maybe it's not going to be bad even after some of the things we heard about Shane Waldron at his last two stops.

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