The Jacksonville Jaguars have made the playoffs after two years with the league’s worst record in each. Quarterback Trevor Lawrence wants this to prove to be more than just a “flash in the pan. “

The Jacksonville Jaguars have made an impressive run this season. A little over a year ago, the playoffs were absolutely not an issue after only three wins from 17 games. Now the team from Florida brought the Kansas City Chiefs to the brink of defeat in the Divisional Round, losing by a narrow margin of 20:27.

However, there will be no satisfaction in Jacksonville. At least that’s what Trevor Lawrence claimed after the game against the Chiefs and the resulting end of the season: “This year was huge for this organisation, for our city and for our franchise.”

The 23-year-old added: “It sets the bar for who we’re going to be and what we’re going to do in the future and that’s our attitude. We’re not going to settle for anything less. We got a taste of it here, but there’s more, and we all feel that. “

Jacksonville Jaguars: heading for a rosy future?

With a franchise quarterback in Lawrence and a good head coach in Doug Pederson, the Jaguars have the two key components together to look to an exciting future.

In the season now finished for the Jags, Lawrence threw 25 touchdowns to eight interceptions in regular-season games. He also ran into the end zone five times himself. Numbers and achievements that should bring a smile to every Jaguars fan’s face. Even if the pain of the loss to Kansas City probably still outweighs it at the moment.