Trevor Lawrence Leads Secret Offensive Summit in Bahama – Building Jaguars' Superteam

While most of the NFL spends its final offseason weeks unwinding, Trevor Lawrence and a select group of Jacksonville Jaguars offensive weapons were busy forging chemistry in paradise! The Jaguars' franchise quarterback recently pulled back the curtain on a secret trip to the Bahamas, where he, alongside wide receivers Brian Thomas Jr., Dyami Brown, Travis Hunter, and other teammates, put in "extra work" and solidified their bond.

Lawrence, speaking from the American Century Championship in Lake Tahoe this week, detailed the clandestine summit. "A big group of us went out to the Bahamas to get a little extra work, some team bonding, and to hang out a little bit too," Lawrence revealed. "It was a fun trip. I brought my pads to throw in, all the other guys, most receivers, they don't wear them to work out, but I like to throw in them in the offseason just to get ready for wearing them in season, obviously."

This isn't just a vacation; it's a critical step in accelerating the learning curve for Liam Coen's new, complex offense. As Lawrence has noted, Coen's scheme is designed to provide "all the answers," but it demands high-level execution with its "variety of different formations, motions, routes, and more." Getting these "banked reps" with key pass-catchers is paramount to building the timing and connection needed to unleash this system.

The trip also offered a crucial opportunity to integrate dynamic rookie Travis Hunter into the offensive fabric. Hunter, the highly anticipated two-way standout, continues to impress his new quarterback.

"Travis has been great," Lawrence said. "Just his work ethic, how he's come in. He's been one of the hardest-working guys we have. I think it's commitment to learning the playbook and trying to learn the two systems. It's a lot on a rookie. It's challenging to learn everything and he's done a nice job and we still have work to do and we're gonna get a lot done in training camp and get us ready to play come September. But I'm really excited for him and how he can help our team."

With training camp on the horizon, this covert Bahamas summit could prove to be a pivotal moment for a Jaguars offense determined to bounce back and prove its worth in 2025. The chemistry is brewing, the work is being put in, and the hype train for Jacksonville's new-look attack just got a turbo boost.