Jacksonville Jaguars quarterback Trevor Lawrence openly discussed owning head coach Doug Pederson's offense this offseason. Through the first two weeks of the season, that offense hasn’t been up to par. It’s an admitted area of disappointment with Lawrence saying “we suck” after Sunday’s loss to the Cleveland Browns.

The Jacksonville Jaguars are frustrated. It's not just quarterback Trevor Lawrence. The signal caller sounded off on those frustrations, and how to use them, when he spoke to reporters.

Jacksonville’s offensive woes had little to do with the advertising gimmick designed around the team’s home opener. But it surely wasn’t a good look for Lawrence to have his name plastered all

Jacksonville Jaguars head coach Doug Pederson was a quarterback himself. How does he evaluate Trevor Lawrence's first two games of 2024?

"I'm pretty shocked," Lawrence said. The blame doesn't all fall on Lawrence but being the quarterback, he gets scrutinized the most. Additionally, Lawrence himself hasn't looked overly great, throwing for 382 yards and one touchdown in the first two games.

Lawrence and the Jaguars were baffled for the second time in as many weeks. Lawrence completed 14 of 30 passes for 220 yards in an 18-13 loss to the Cleveland Browns on Sunday. He was sacked four times, including once for a late safety, and vented his frustration following the team’s seventh loss in its last eight games.

Through the first two games of the season, Lawrence has completed 26-of-51 pass attempts for 382 yards and one touchdown. He's been sacked seven times already in losses to the Miami Dolphins and Cleveland Browns. The Jaguars have two tough matchups waiting on the schedule as they'll face two 2–0 teams in the Buffalo Bills and Houston Texans.

Get ready for Week 3 as Trevor Lawrence and the Jaguars face the Bills in a key fantasy matchup.

Trevor Lawrence deserves credit for helping the Jacksonville Jaguars reach back-to-back over .500 showings for the first time in two decade. However, the quarterback’s performance this season has left plenty of room for improvement.