Trevor Lawrence said he expects to play against the Tennessee Titans on Sunday at Nissan Stadium despite missing practice Wednesday – the first time he has missed a practice since his junior season at Clemson when he missed back-to-back games after he contracted COVID.

“That’s the plan,” Lawrence said. “… Feeling better today than I was Monday and yesterday. A little bit of the soreness is kind of going down a little bit. Obviously still sore and kind of taking it day by day, but … I feel pretty good.”

Related players: C.J. Beathard

Head coach Doug Pederson said he was unsure of Lawrence’s status for Sunday’s game, but also believes Lawrence will practice at some point this week, the story said. According to reports, he didn't practice Wednesday and there was seemingly more concern about his status for Week 14 earlier today versus the picture this story paints. It's still something to keep an eye as the week goes on if you are counting on playing Lawrence.

There is concern Jaguars quarterback Trevor Lawrence may not be able to play this week against the Titans.

Related players: C.J. Beathard

Lawrence won’t practice on Wednesday. Head coach Doug Pederson said in his press conference that Lawrence is considered day-to-day. Pederson later noted that Lawrence’s injury is a sprained toe on his left foot. While Pederson also said Lawrence’s is progressing in the right direction, the club has to be prepared to play on Sunday without him, the story went on to say.

Jaguars QB Trevor Lawrence is in the locker room with a left leg injury.

By all accounts, the injury did not look good, so the hope is it just looked worse than it actually was. Lawrence was 9/19 for 124 yards. The Jaguars are down 23-6 at the half. C.J. Beathard is the backup quarterback.

Jaguars QB Trevor Lawrence (ankle) is good to go for Week 10's game against the Indianapolis Colts.

Lawrence has an advantageous match-up Week 11 and can be trusted as a QB2.

Jaguars QB Trevor Lawrence (ankle) was limited Wednesday, while RB James Robinson (heel) did not practice.

Related Player: Carlos Hyde

HC Urban Meyer expects both to play, so treat Robinson's absence as extra rest for now.

It looks like the Jacksonville Jaguars will have three of their top offensive players on the field for Sunday's game at Indianapolis.

Head coach Urban Meyer said Monday that injured quarterback Trevor Lawrence (ankle) and running back James Robinson (heel) will be limited this week because of their injuries, but he expects both -- along with injured left tackle Cam Robinson (back) -- to play against the Colts.

Related players: Carlos Hyde

Robinson did not play against the Bills because of a bruised right heel his suffered in the Jaguars' Oct. 31 loss at Seattle. Robinson did not practice last Wednesday or Thursday, was limited Friday, and tested his foot out during pregame warmups before the team decided he couldn't play against Buffalo, the story said. Meyer said he expects Robinson to be limited early in the week. As we reported earlier today, Lawrence should be good to go after an ankle injury this past week.

Jaguars QB Trevor Lawrence, who injured his ankle and returned to the game, suffered a low-ankle sprain.

Things didn't look good for Lawrence right after the injury happened, but he was able to continue in the game, which was a low-scoring, upset win over the Bill. Rapoport said Lawrence will likely be limited this week in practice, but the good news is X-Rays were negative and there was little structural issues. Rapoport said Lawrence will continue to receive treatment as he did after the game.

The Jacksonville Jaguars announced that QB Trevor Lawrence will start Week 1 against the Houston Texans, according to Adam Schefter of ESPN.

This was foretold by the fantasy football gods and is now set in stone barring injury.

Lawrence is QB16 in John Paulsen's preseason rankings.

Logic would suggest that Urban Meyer wouldn’t pop the hood on Jacksonville’s full scheme in preseason games against the Browns, Saints and Cowboys. But it’s not as if the opponents are emptying the playbook, either, and for the second consecutive game, it was painful to watch the first offense the Jaguars put on the field. The tempo was sluggish.

Related players: Trevor Lawrence, Travis Etienne

The story said Meyer's frustration maybe stems from not having better players than everyone else, like he's used to. The story added Lawrence still held the ball too long at times, the protection was faulty and the receivers couldn’t get separation. To make matters worse, first-round tailback Etienne left the game with a foot injury. He was in a boot Monday night, and ESPN reported Tuesday that Etienne is out indefinitely with a foot sprain. We reported earlier it's a potential Lisfranc injury.