JACKSONVILLE – His confidence is high, with reason.

Trevor Lawrence isn’t the only one who sees it, and the sixth-year veteran quarterback isn’t the only one around the Jaguars pleased with his progress and approach as the 2026 offseason program approaches its end this week at the Miller Electric Center.

“It’s just a lot calmer,” Lawrence said.

Lawrence, entering his sixth season as the Jaguars’ starting quarterback, spoke to the media this week – the final week of Jaguars 2026 Organized Team Activities. Head Coach Liam Coen also spoke to the media Monday, praising the progress Lawrence made over recent weeks in his second offseason working in Coen’s offensive scheme.

“He has a very calm mind,” Coen said. “I agree with that.”

Lawrence, fifth in the NFL’s Most Valuable Player voting in 2025, spent last offseason learning and honing fundamentals and footwork necessary to excel in Coen’s offense. He also spent that time learning the offense, and the verbiage necessary to change plays at the line.

Quarterbacks coach Spencer Whipple called Lawrence’s growth entering his second season in the system “significant.”

“There’s some continuity there, between him playing the position – and also the rest of the offense,” Whipple said. “That’s the great part about getting into Year 2. You’re still working on some foundation things you implemented the year before, but now you can kind of take it to the next level, which he has.

“We’re getting a little deeper into the weeds in terms of some of the defensive stuff, and the progressions. He has done a great job of that.”

Lawrence, the No. 1 overall selection in the 2021 NFL Draft, turned in the best season of his career last season. He improved as the season continued and as he became more familiar with – ankd more comfortable in – Coen’s system.

“He can kind of just go play,” Coen said. “When we get into game planning, there’s always going to be little tweaks and things that come up, but the meat and potatoes of the system, what we’re hunting up, what we’re looking for out of each play … He’s able to just call a play, see it, visualize it, and then go and just play. Just go play.