Trevor Lawrence hype picking up: ‘Once-in-a-generation arm’
NY Post
Some Jaguars are already in awe of Trevor Lawrence.
“Trevor’s got an arm — a once-in-a-generation arm — and if he can put it together upstairs mentally for the rookie season in the NFL, which is always, as a quarterback, the hardest thing to do, we’ll be very successful if we can get all that accomplished,” middle linebacker Joe Schobert told SiriusXM NFL Radio. Lawerence, who signed a four-year, $36.8 million contract Monday, is expected to start for the Jaguars from Week 1. He recorded an impressive 34-2 record at Clemson, which was the third-best winning percentage by a starting quarterback with at least 30 starts since 1978.
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