Trevor Lawrence looks sharp on final day of minicamp

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – It was the final day of minicamp and the Jaguars let Trevor Lawrence show what he could do.

Lawrence made quite a few impressive throws as the coaches let him compete a little more than they did on Monday.

Lawrence, still wearing the sleeve on his left leg, got some work in during redzone drills and team portions of practice.

It is still early, but one thing for sure is that Lawrence can sling the football. His two best passes of the day went to Phillip Dorsett during redzone drills and those passes were absolute beauties. 

While injuries have played a roll in his offseason, Lawrence continues to find ways to flash his talent.

With minicamp over, the next time the Jaguars will hit the field as a team is training camp next month. Players will report on July 27 and camp begins later that week. That should give Lawrence plenty of time to heal up and be ready to go.

Cornerback Shaquill Griffin is taking on a huge leadership role on the defense.

When Griffin spoke to the media this week he said he really tried to bond with his teammates. On Tuesday during practice while the third unit was on the field during redzone drills, Griffin spent time off to the side working with Sidney Jones on technique.

The biggest winner of the final day of minicamp was Gardner Minshew.

Minshew made a couple of big plays, including one touchdown pass he threw to Travis Etienne. Minshew went over and tapped coach Urban Meyer on the back after the play almost like he was asking him if he saw that. Minshew also caught a pass from a wide receiver on Tuesday.