Jaguars' Trevor Lawrence Cleared from Concussion Protocol, Set to Start Crucial Game Against Buccaneers

The return of the quarterback boosts the Jaguars' playoff hopes as they aim to end a three-game losing streak and maintain their position atop the AFC South.

Jacksonville Jaguars' quarterback Trevor Lawrence has been cleared from concussion protocol and is expected to start in the crucial Week 16 game against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
Lawrence's return is a significant boost for the Jaguars, who are currently tied atop the AFC South with an 8-6 record, along with the Indianapolis Colts and Houston Texans.
Lawrence has never missed a start in his three-year NFL career, and his return is crucial as the Jaguars aim to end a three-game losing streak.
Despite the recent losses, the Jaguars remain in control of their playoff destiny due to divisional tiebreakers against Houston and Indianapolis.
The Jaguars' game against the Buccaneers is critical for their playoff chances, with a loss likely dropping them out of first place in the AFC South for the first time since Week 3.