Doug Pederson doesn’t commit to Trevor Lawrence with Jaguars’ season already spiraling
NY Post
Doug Pederson’s desperate search for answers after the Jaguars’ pitiful 0-3 start could include what would be a jaw-dropping quarterback change.
Jacksonville’s head coach didn’t rule out benching Trevor Lawrence after the team was crushed 47-10 by the Bills Monday night.
“There has to be changes, whether it’s play design, personnel, everything,” Pederson said after the Jaguars’ loss, per ESPN. “Everything’s on the table, let’s call it, and those are all things that I have to look at, we have to look at as a staff and make the adjustments.”
Pressed on whether he’d switch up his starters, including Lawrence, Pederson replied, “You say everything is on the table, we’ve got to take a look at injury. Tonight, we had some guys injured. Could be moved that way. Could be performance. It’s all things we have to evaluate as we move forward.”
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