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Trevor Lawrence Great Hits Agnew 65 Yards for TD Pass vs. Ravens

Trevor Lawrence of the Jacksonville Jaguars throws a pass against the Baltimore Ravens during the third quarter at EverBank Stadium on December 17,...
Trevor Lawrence of the Jacksonville Jaguars throws a pass against the Baltimore Ravens. (Credit: Getty Images)

From Fumble-Fingers to Fireball: Trevor Lawrence Stages Epic Comeback After Nightmare Start!

Jacksonville’s rising star, Trevor Lawrence, might want to erase the first half of Sunday’s night game from his memory. Two early miscues had fans scratching their heads. But just when you thought he might get rattled, Lawrence did what true leaders do–he bounced back epically.

The second half saw a resurgent Lawrence orchestrate a dominant first drive, reminding everyone of his undeniable talent. This comeback performance is a testament to his resilience and leadership, proving that even the brightest stars can have an off-night but still shine when it matters most.

A mix-up in communication among Baltimore Ravens defenders allowed receiver Jamal Agnew to slip 10 yards behind cornerback Arthur Maulet along the left sideline. Lawrence found Agnew in stride at the Ravens’ 30-yard line.

Executing a slick inside move at the 17-yard line, Agnew easily eluded the safety of Geno Stone and smoothly reached the end zone, scoring a 65-yard touchdown. It narrowed the Ravens’ lead to 10-7.

Jaw-Dropping Plays and Disastrous Decisions: Jaguars Claw Back From Dismal Start!

The Ravens increased their lead early in the fourth quarter when Gus Edwards scored from one yard out. Lamar Jackson set it up with a remarkable play, finding Isaiah Likely with a 26-yard completion to the 1-yard line.

Lawrence’s touchdown marked the longest completion of his three-year career and the Jaguars’ longest play this season.

The Jaguars improved their performance in the second half, partially making up for a dismal first half. They became the first team in the past two seasons to be shut out in the first half. Despite having four drives inside the opponents’ 40-yard line.

In the first half, Lawrence faced challenges, including a lost fumble at the Ravens’ 23. Additionally, he mishandled the last play of the half by throwing a short pass instead of spiking the ball, with no timeouts left as time expired.


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