Speaking with reporters on Tuesday, Jaguars’ head coach Dough Pederson said that Lawrence is dealing with a high ankle sprain. The 24-year-old is expected to undergo further testing that will determine the full extent of the injury.

When asked about how the ankle issue will affect Lawrence’s availability, Pederson said that there is currently no timetable for his return but didn’t completely rule out the possibility of him playing in Week 14 against the Cleveland Browns.

“I’m not going to put that timetable on Trevor,” Pederson said. “I’m not going to put him in a box like that, but we’ll see how he is in a couple of days.”

Lawrence suffered the injury late in the fourth quarter of the Bengals game after left tackle Walker Little stepped on his ankle. He had to be helped off the field and didn’t finish the game, being replaced by backup C.J. Beathard.

Trevor Lawrence took another step forward in his third season as a pro, completing a career-high 67.9 percent of his passes while throwing for 3,004 yards, 14 touchdowns, and seven interceptions. The Jags were considered one of the favorites to get the No. 1 seed in the AFC before, but the loss to the Bengals and Lawrence’s injury makes that scenario highly unlikely at the moment.

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Following the procedure, Lawrence shared a story on social media, writing: “Surgery went great. Excited to rehab.”

According to NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport, Lawrence will spend five to six months recovering and should be ready for training camp. He is expected to be able to throw the football in six weeks.

The surgery forced Lawrence to have his pro day last week, which is a month earlier than originally scheduled. 17 NFL teams had their representatives present at Clemson’s indoor facility, where the 21-year-old signal-caller showed off his arsenal and threw around 60 passes.

“Obviously it wasn’t necessarily the ideal situation and circumstances, but I think we did a great job of just kind of maneuvering and navigating through all that,” said Lawrence.

The surgery shouldn’t affect Trevor Lawrence’s draft stocks at all. After throwing for 10,098 yards and 90 touchdowns during his time at Clemson, Lawrence is expected to be the first overall pick by the Jacksonville Jaguars in this year’s draft.

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Speaking with reporters on Tuesday, Jaguars’ head coach Dough Pederson said that Lawrence is dealing with a high ankle sprain. The 24-year-old is expected to undergo further testing that will determine the full extent of the injury.

When asked about how the ankle issue will affect Lawrence’s availability, Pederson said that there is currently no timetable for his return but didn’t completely rule out the possibility of him playing in Week 14 against the Cleveland Browns.

“I’m not going to put that timetable on Trevor,” Pederson said. “I’m not going to put him in a box like that, but we’ll see how he is in a couple of days.”

Lawrence suffered the injury late in the fourth quarter of the Bengals game after left tackle Walker Little stepped on his ankle. He had to be helped off the field and didn’t finish the game, being replaced by backup C.J. Beathard.

Trevor Lawrence took another step forward in his third season as a pro, completing a career-high 67.9 percent of his passes while throwing for 3,004 yards, 14 touchdowns, and seven interceptions. The Jags were considered one of the favorites to get the No. 1 seed in the AFC before, but the loss to the Bengals and Lawrence’s injury makes that scenario highly unlikely at the moment.

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Following the procedure, Lawrence shared a story on social media, writing: “Surgery went great. Excited to rehab.”

According to NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport, Lawrence will spend five to six months recovering and should be ready for training camp. He is expected to be able to throw the football in six weeks.

The surgery forced Lawrence to have his pro day last week, which is a month earlier than originally scheduled. 17 NFL teams had their representatives present at Clemson’s indoor facility, where the 21-year-old signal-caller showed off his arsenal and threw around 60 passes.

“Obviously it wasn’t necessarily the ideal situation and circumstances, but I think we did a great job of just kind of maneuvering and navigating through all that,” said Lawrence.

The surgery shouldn’t affect Trevor Lawrence’s draft stocks at all. After throwing for 10,098 yards and 90 touchdowns during his time at Clemson, Lawrence is expected to be the first overall pick by the Jacksonville Jaguars in this year’s draft.

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