Before Sunday's Patriots-Jaguars game, Big Cat Country's Gus Logue says Trevor Lawrence has regained his swagger since Liam Coen streamlined Jacksonville's offense after last season's Week 10 loss in Houston and urged him to “let it rip.”
Logue credits defensive coordinator Anthony Campanile with using run defense on early downs to force third downs, then creating pressure through blitzes. He says the Jaguars' four-man rush remains weak despite Josh Hines-Allen and Travon Walker, and says he will watch how aggressively Jacksonville blitzes Patriots quarterback Drake Maye.
Logue says Bhayshul Tuten has improved his feel for the game and is arguably Jacksonville's most explosive skill player. He expects Patriots slot receiver DeMario Douglas to find success against Jaguars corner Jourdan Lewis; Travis Hunter had played 58% of Jacksonville's defensive snaps through Week 2 as the team rotated corners.
