Trevor Lawrence Will Learn From Trainwreck Eagles Loss – Pederson
Jacksonville Jaguars quarterback Trevor Lawrence had a game to forget in the 29-21 defeat to the Philadelphia Eagles.
Trevor Lawrence had five turnovers, of which four were fumbles. Nobody has had that many fumbles in a game since 1991.
He finished with 11-of-23 passing for 174 yards, two touchdowns and an interception. Trevor Lawrence produced his lowest completion percentage since Week 10, 2021 with 47.8.
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“Let’s hope it’s a blip,” Pederson said, via the team’s official website. “I don’t think it’s a setback. I think it’s a blip. You hate to say it, but maybe it’s one of those games in the season where just nothing goes right. It happens. I never make excuses. We have to do a better job of hanging onto the football. He knows that. That’s the prize possession out there. If we make the plays that were left on the field, it might be a different outcome today.”
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“Obviously, it is what it is,” Pederson said. “We lost the football game. But when you look at it, there were plays to be made. Our guys will learn to make them as we go. In time, they will learn to do that. There are very teachable moments for us as an offense, for a team — even defensively.
“At the end of the day, that’s a playoff team that we still had chances of beating. Unfortunately, we didn’t.”
