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The Jaguars are trading quarterback Gardner Minshew to the Eagles.

With training camp only a few weeks away, the News4Jax sports team is going to break down the Jaguars roster position by position this week.

With the impending drafting of Trevor Lawrence by the Jacksonville Jaguars, that begs the question of whatever happened to Minshew Mania?

(Photo by Christian Petersen/Getty Images)JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – The Jaguars quarterback room is getting crowded. Beathard on Wednesday afternoon, adding a potential backup quarterback to the mix and signaling that the end is likely near for at least one of team’s last two quarterback draft picks. Beathard spent all four seasons with San Francisco after being taken in the third round of the 2017 draft. So, what does that mean for the Jaguars quarterback room? But the addition of a fifth-year player in Beathard is a clear signal that changes are coming in the quarterback room at some point.

Gardner Minshew II meets with fans after defeating the Indianapolis Colts in the regular season finale in 2019. (Photo by James Gilbert/Getty Images)JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – With Trevor Lawrence expected to be the Jaguars’ first pick in the draft, will the team trade Gardner Minshew? One QB to monitor: The #Jaguars have received a few calls from teams inquiring about QB Gardner Minshew, source said. The Jaguars invested a sixth-round pick in Minshew, but he has certainly shown that his worth more than that. In two seasons with the Jaguars, Minshew has thrown 37 touchdowns and 11 interceptions while starting 20 gamers, including eight this past year.

The Jaguars tied the record for the longest losing streak in franchise history, dropping their 13th straight game with a 40-14 loss to the Ravens on Sunday. The Jaguars (1-13) return home next week with the Chicago Bears visiting TIAA Bank Field and a dubious streak on the horizon. Jackson went to the bench after throwing his third touchdown pass of the game early in the fourth quarter and the Ravens up 40-7. Outside of Jackson’s pick on his first drive — which wound up ultimately benefitting the Ravens — Baltimore was seldom challenged. Robinson rushed for 35 yards on 16 carries and left the game in the fourth quarter with an ankle injury.

The Ravens would love to savor the memory of Lamar Jackson coming off the bench to throw a pivotal fourth-down touchdown pass before setting up Justin Tucker for a 55-yard winning field goal. So if the Ravens experience a letdown Sunday against the lowly Jacksonville Jaguars (1-12), then Jackson's heroics in that epic 47-42 win over the Browns could turn out to be meaningless. “These are professional players, and they understand that to make the last win matter, you have to win the next one," Ravens coach John Harbaugh said. “I don’t know if it’s hitting their stride or just really executing on a real high level, both in the run game and in the pass game," coach Doug Marrone said of Baltimore. Rookie Jake Luton started three games while Minshew was out with a thumb injury and Mike Glennon started the following three games.

Jacksonville (1-4) hosts the Lions (1-3) Sunday at TIAA Bank Field in an effort to halt an early season slide. Effort isn’t something that any stat can measure but it is enough to give the Jaguars hope that they can turn this season around. Coach Doug Marrone and general manager Dave Caldwell both cited the team’s youth as a reason for optimism heading into the season. The Jaguars are planning to stay the course and believe that the issues all come down to execution. I think it just comes down to execution.”Sunday’s game against the Lions will give this young Jaguars team another chance to show they can execute out on the football field.

Winless teams in the NFL are dropping like flies, courtesy of the Jacksonville Jaguars. The Jaguars dropped into the AFC South cellar on Sunday, losing a game to a winless team for the third consecutive week in a 30-14 loss to the Texans. Nothing that a game against the Jaguars can’t cure. Jacksonville (1-4) has now lost four consecutive games, the final three of those (Dolphins, Bengals and Texans) coming to teams who entered the game winless. With Josh Lambo on injured reserve (hip), the Jaguars have tried Brandon Wright, Hauschka, Aldrick Rosas and Jon Brown.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Another bad loss and more of the same in how it looked. Asking a young offense to go up and down the field and swap touchdown for touchdown isn’t fair. But now, he’s four games into his NFL career and he’s been sacked 14 times in three games. This offense is still young and evolving and Gardner Minshew II isn’t quite there yet as a fully developed quarterback. The past two week’s he’s been jumpy in the pocket and not really settled back there.

Gardner Minshew II of the Jacksonville Jaguars drops back to throw a pass during the first quarter of the game against the Cincinnati Bengals at Paul Brown Stadium on October 4, 2020 in Cincinnati, Ohio. Bullied, banged up physically and not even competitive in spots, the Jaguars left Cincinnati with a 33-25 loss and momentum quickly careening in the wrong direction. That such a statement was delivered by the Bengals of all teams shows just how much work lies ahead for Jacksonville. The Jaguars visit the Texans (0-4) next week with sole possession of the cellar in the division at stake. After a woeful start to the second half (the Bengals outscored Jacksonville 20-3 in the first 22 minutes after the break) Jacksonville made a push.

No one, myself included, gave the Jaguars a shot to beat Tennessee on the road Sunday. They lost 33-30 in a game that you know the Jaguars probably should have won. But Jacksonville went toe-to-toe with the Titans, a team that played in the AFC championship game last season and gave them everything they could handle. Even after the first quarter when the Jaguars were struggling, Minshew just forgets about the bad plays. I don’t know if you ever really stop Derrick Henry, but they certainly neutralized him (25 carries, 84 yards).

Bad bounces, special teams mistakes and no Minshew Magic on Sunday meant a 33-30 loss on the road to the Titans. The Jaguars erased a 14-point deficit and tied things with just over seven minutes to play, only to see the Titans (2-0) emerge at the finish. According to ESPN, Minshew is the first quarterback in Jaguars history to throw three touchdown passes in three consecutive games. Much like they did early against the Colts, the Jaguars looked off from the outset against the Titans. Linebacker Myles Jack had a pass breakup on third down on the Titans' go-ahead drive, but was flagged for pass interference.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – After getting a big win against the Colts to start the season, the Jaguars have turned the page and are back to work preparing for another rival. The Jaguars' rivalry with the Titans has been rather one-sided when the games are played in Nashville. He may need to have a few more this week if the jaguars are going to slow down Titans running back Derrick Henry. The Jaguars split with the Titans last season, winning 20-7 at home on Thursday night football and getting routed 42-20 at Tennessee. Jacksonville is 9-16 all-time on the road against the Titans, with a 2-0 mark against the former Houston Oilers factored in.

We’ve heard so much about how bad this team is supposed to be and the players hear that, too. Until you get those young players in game action, you just don’t know how they’re going to perform. As young as the Jaguars are and rookies are playing like they did against the Colts, that is very comforting for me going forward. There were three times during the game where I saw a significant change in how Minshew performed compared to last year. Winning in Week 1 doesn’t change my long-term outlook for the Jaguars this season.

Jacksonville Jaguars cornerback C.J. Panned, picked apart, ridiculed and accused of tanking for the top pick in next year’s NFL draft, the Jaguars made the statement that mattered Sunday. Eight-point underdogs against Indianapolis and projected as a team that was tanking after a roster purge, Jacksonville went out and shocked the Colts 24-20 in the opener at TIAA Bank Field. Safety Andrew Wingard picked off Rivers and the Jaguars parlayed that into a 46-yard field goal from Josh Lambo. Rookie Laviska Shenault grabbed Minshew’s second scoring pass on a 15-yard slant route with just over a minute left in the opening half.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. Some Jaguars fans dont have high expectations for the team this season, but maybe Jacksonvilles first game against the Indianapolis Colts on Sunday could change some minds. "But I dont think that anyone that really, really supports us would be surprised.The Jaguars have had an offseason full of change and not just because of COVID-19. I [havent been] paying attention, so maybe it motivates us, but I really think our attention isnt on that," Chark said. While fans have been talking about tanking, the Jaguars are talking about winning. I understand it, but I really think that this team can be special, I really do.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. The Jaguars set their roster at 53 after making cuts Saturday. One thing is clear, whether you call it a rebuild, blowing up the roster, or a youth movement, this is a very young team, one that needs stars to emerge in 2020. Add to that eight players who were rookies last year, and the Jaguars have 24 players out of 53 who have played one year in the NFL or fewer. Im a firm believer that if you have a young quarterback and in our case, we do have a young quarterback and Gardner Minshew. On a Monday, I would obviously go to the roster, and I would start with the secondary, Brunell said.

While tanking might not be the right word, it does appear that the Jaguars are in the middle of a rebuild. Some of the veteran players that the Jaguars have cut ties with just didnt fit what the team wants to do now. So I feel very confidently in everybodys desire to win and thats absolutely not anything that we envision happening.This offseason, the Jaguars traded several veteran players away. But Marrone said if the team is tanking, no one told him because he knows his job is on the line. At the end of the day, if I dont win enough games or do enough with this team, I dont foresee me still being employed.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. Quarterback Gardner Minshew II was among the players who the Jaguars announced Sunday had been placed on the teams Reserve/COVID-19 list. Running back Ryquell Armstead, wide receiver Michael Walker and safety Andrew Wingard were also placed on the teams list. Players who are added to the list havent necessarily tested positive for the coronavirus. If a player tests positive for the coronavirus but is asymptomatic, he has to have 2 negative tests within five days after the positive test. If hes only been exposed to an infected person, he just needs a second negative test within 24 hours of the initial negative test.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. Not every Jaguars players could make it to Fridays peaceful protest march in Jacksonville, but many still spoke up in support of the cause from afar. Quarterback Gardner Minshew II posted a video message on Twitter backing his teammates, saying that hes grateful to be part of an organization that is will to speak up for change. And I believe that we have people on this team, in this organization that are committed to making real change, he said. This world is not going to change because a few people said something, this worlds going to change because everybody said something, Lynch said. Everybody put their foot down and says, no, no more. Because damnit, theres way more good than there is evil.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. Its a much different offseason for the Jaguars, but Doug Marrone said that the team is making the best of it. Marrone met with the media Friday afternoon to talk about Jacksonvilles offseason program that has been pushed into the virtual realm due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Marrone said that its challenging to get the full effect of a traditional offseason program when coaches and players arent around one another, but theyre doing the best that they can. The Jaguars will put Ben Bartch, a fourth-round draft pick, at right guard, presumably behind starter AJ Cann. Marrone said that hes enjoyed hearing from players about their work in the offseason, including that of backup quarterback Dobbs.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – The Jaguars had a busy final day of the NFL draft on Saturday, with eight selections. Collin Johnson, WR, TexasAt 6-6, 222 pounds, Johnson is a big, big target for QB Gardner Minshew II. At worst, Johnson is a big, big red zone target for Jacksonville, which was miserable inside the 20 last year. Jake Luton, QB, Oregon StateThis selection shows that the Jaguars are all in on Minshew. They didn’t target a QB in the earlier rounds, instead picking up Luton (6-6, 224 pounds) as a sixth-rounder.

Jaguars quarterback Nick Foles warms up prior to their game against the Kansas City Chiefs at TIAA Bank Field on September 08. (Photo by Sam Greenwood/Getty Images)JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - Minshew Mania was fun while it lasted. The Jaguars originally had player availability scheduled, but scratched that and only made Marrone available to the media. Foles has been on injured reserve since suffering a broken collarbone and undergoing surgery after a Week 1 loss to Kansas City. Minshew filled in for Foles and performed much better than anyone could have expected.

LONDON - On a game that they had to win, the Jaguars imploded in spectacular fashion Sunday for the whole world to see. Houston rolled over the Jaguars 26-3 and sent Jacksonville into its bye week with more questions than ever before. At the end of the day, when you don't do that against a good football team, you're not going to win." The ball bounced into the end zone and was recovered by the Jaguars for a touchback. GALLERY: Jaguars fall to Texans in LondonWhile they didnt have much of a shot down 19-3 and listless on offense, it did give Minshew a chance.

The Jaguars quarterback won his sixth Pepsi Rookie of the Week honor on Friday, continuing his stellar first season in the NFL. Minshew passed for 279 yards and three touchdowns in last week's 29-15 win over the New York Jets. Minshew, a sixth-round draft pick from Washington State, has passed for 1,976 yards and 13 TDs in eight games, including starts in the last seven. Only Arizona quarterback Kyler Murray and New England defensive end Chase Winovich have managed to claim the weekly award from Minshew. Franchise quarterback Nick Foles, who broke his collarbone in Week 1, will be eligible to play in that game.

Here are my four biggest takeaways from Sunday's game:More Minshew MagicMaybe Gardner Minshew hers the talk about Nick Foles regaining his starting job when Foles is eligible to return to the field next month. Minshew made a couple of fantastic plays, including a 70-yard touchdown connection to Chris Conley where Minshew scrambled away from Jamal Adams' safety blitz and connected with the receiver who was running behind the defense. That's a play that Foles probably doesn't make because Minshew is more mobile than Foles. Doug Marrone doesn't have to decide on the quarterbacks yet, but if Minshew plays like he did Sunday next week in London, the decision is not going to be an easy one. I said when this month started that October would define the pathway for the Jaguars season.

Jaguars defensive end Yannick Ngakoue (91) celebrates after sacking quarterback Sam Darnold during the first half on Sunday. The Jaguars were dominant on the defensive side of the ball for the second consecutive week and turned Sam Darnold's and the New York Jets' trip to Jacksonville into forgettable October day. Three interceptions and eight sacks, followed by a three-touchdown afternoon by Gardner Minshew II gave Jacksonville a 29-15 win over the Jets at TIAA Bank Field. Darnold, the Jets quarterback whose sound bite that he was "seeing ghosts" during Monday's loss to New England went viral, endured a rough day against the Jaguars. Bouye's return went to the Jets 25 and set up the dagger eight plays later, an 8-yard touchdown pass from Minshew to D.J.

JACKSONVILLE BEACH, Fla. - The Jacksonville Jaguars' trade of two-time Pro Bowl cornerback Jalen Ramsey to the Los Angeles Rams in exchange for three draft picks has had a ripple effect on one area business. Sports Mania in Jacksonville Beach was already feeling the sting the day after the trade. Smith said that blow is on top of what has already been a difficult season for the Jaguars. Smith said he hopes things will turn around for an already difficult season, but only time will tell. In the meantime, all Ramsey gear is 50% at the store.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - An event where Jaguars fans will get to meet Gardner Minshew sold out on Tuesday. Strideline Socks & Sports Mania is holding an event where Gardner Minshew II, the Jacksonville Jaguars quarterback, will be meeting fans, signing autographs and taking photos. Tickets were $35, but are now sold out. Those who have purchased tickets will get one pair of Gardner Minshew Strideline NFLPA approved socks and a place in line to have a picture taken with the Legend. He will be signing T-Shirts, Hats, Socks, and Accessories bought at Sports Mania.

He had eight receptions for 164 yards and two touchdowns and his ability to catch, and hang on to passes, is getting better by the game. When you look at that production from those three main offensive weapons, that's a highly productive day. There is only one statistic that really matters in an NFL game and thats the number of turnovers a team either gets or gives. Our young quarterback is truly a competitor, and hes only going to get better. Remember, this is only the fourth start in his NFL career, and with each game, hes learning how to play at this level.

Jaguars quarterback Gardner Minshew (15) passes against the Carolina Panthers during the first half of an NFL football game in Charlotte, N.C., Sunday, Oct. 6, 2019. Turnovers, three of them, including one that led to a Carolina touchdown. Still, the Jaguars had their chance against the Panthers. Down 34-27 with 2:19 to play, Minshew tried to make something happen. Defensive end Marquis Haynes, a University Christian product, scooped up the loose ball and all but clinched a Panthers victory.

Courtesy of JFRD Twitter (with Getty Image inset of Gardner Minshew)JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - If imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, Jaguars rookie QB Gardner Minshew should be feeling pretty flattered. Members of the Jacksonville Fire and Rescue Department went all in on Minshew Mania -- the craze that's sweeping the River City (and beyond). They dressed in mustaches and headbands and posed for a photo next to ladder truck No. 44, draped in a Jacksonville Jaguars banner. RELATED: Jacksonville musicians drop music video about 'Minshew Mania' |Jaguars look to capitalize on Minshew ManiaThey posted the photo on social media with the caption: Will the real Gardner Minshew II please stand up...

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - The start to the 2019 season was not what the Jaguars hoped for. "Again, it's a team that there's been a lot it has been through. From OTAs to minicamp to training camp, there's been a lot," Marrone said. Minshew drove the Jaguars from their own 25 to the Denver 15 in eight plays to set up Josh Lambo's game-winning field goal. Fournette, the third-year running back who hadn't produced a 100-yard rushing game since November of his rookie season, turned in the second-best rushing game in franchise history.

And with about two minutes left in the fourth quarter, I thought it would be even more daunting to come back. The one thing weve been able to count on week to week has been the play of our sixth-round pick Gardner Minshew II. It sounds like the play of a quarterback whos been playing in the NFL for a number of years. But an injury changed all of that and Minshew has responded to that challenge better than anyone could have expected. But I do know the guy leading them is going to compete and do everything he can to win football games.

Minshew Mania is going mile high. The only way he could reclaim that redshirt, Minshew said, was by a medical redshirt. After a few whacks and no broken hand, Minshew relented. He even told Denver-area media on Wednesday that "I'm right where I'm supposed to be." But I know I'm right where I'm supposed to be.

Jaguars quarterback Gardner Minshew II (15) throws a pass against the Titans during the second half of Thursday night's game. Playing on a short week that was overshadowed by the Ramsey drama, the Jaguars got two quick touchdown passes from Gardner Minshew II and rolled over the Titans 20-7 on a rainy Thursday night at TIAA Bank Field. He drove Jacksonville down the field and set up a 48-yard field goal by Josh Lambo for a 20-7 edge and some breathing room. Minshew (20 of 30, 204 yards) became just the second quarterback in Jaguars history to throw a touchdown pass in his first three NFL games. But Jacksonville hemmed in Henry most of the game until his 1-yard touchdown run with 12:04 to play.