Nothing moves the needle in the NFL quite like quarterbacks. Why? They're the most important ingredient in a championship recipe. Is it possible to win a championship without an "elite" signal-caller?

Jacksonville Jaguars quarterback Trevor Lawrence spoke with the local media on Thursday, and as always we were there for it all. To see Lawrence's comments, view above. Jaguars head coach Doug Pederson also spoke on Monday.

PM ET game airing live on ESPN, sportsbooks have installed player prop betting options for Trevor Lawrence. This Week 3 matchup features Lawrence’s Jacksonville

In their Week 3 matchup on Monday at 7:30 PM ET, QB Trevor Lawrence and the Jacksonville Jaguars take on the Buffalo Bills, who have the 12th-ranked pass D in the league (179 passing yards allowed per game).

Jacksonville’s offensive woes had little to do with the advertising gimmick designed around the team’s home opener. But it surely wasn’t a good look for Lawrence to have his name plastered all

With the Buffalo Bills (2-0) and the Jacksonville Jaguars (0-2) squaring off on Sept. 23 at Highmark Stadium, Josh Allen and Trevor Lawrence will go toe to toe at the quarterback position. We dissect the two signal callers below, diving into the numbers and trends that will impact this matchup.

Jacksonville Jaguars quarterback Trevor Lawrence openly discussed owning head coach Doug Pederson's offense this offseason. Through the first two weeks of the season, that offense hasn’t been up to par. It’s an admitted area of disappointment with Lawrence saying “we suck” after Sunday’s loss to the Cleveland Browns.

The Jaguars now face a daunting task of trying to fix an offense with two upcoming matchups against two undefeated squads in the Bills and Texans in Weeks 3 and 4, respectively.

"I'm pretty shocked," Lawrence said. The blame doesn't all fall on Lawrence but being the quarterback, he gets scrutinized the most. Additionally, Lawrence himself hasn't looked overly great, throwing for 382 yards and one touchdown in the first two games.