Jaguars' Lawrence Tops AFC South QBs, Ward Shines

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The Jacksonville Jaguars made a big leap last season, jumping from last to first in the

AFC South.

They improved on offense and defense, and now they want to win the division two years

in a row for the first time ever.

A key part of that is steady quarterback play, so analysts rank the top signal callers

in the division.

Trevor Lawrence tops the list for the Jaguars.

He showed real growth last year and has the best receivers around him.

Some see him as a dark horse for league MVP, though he needs to cut down on those playoff

picks to reach the next level.

Meanwhile, rookie cam ward of the Tennessee Titans lands in second.

It's a bold call since his team only won three games, but his playmaking flair stands

out.

He can improvise like the league's elite when things break down.

CJ Strout sits third with the Houston Texans.

He has the division's best playoff mark at three wins and three losses, including deep

runs each of his three seasons.

Still, his game hasn't evolved much since his rookie year, holding him back.

Daniel Jones rounds out the group for the Indianapolis Colts.

He was a surprise hit last season before an injury, going three and three in his final

six starts, but defenses figured him out late, so consistency will decide if he climbs

higher next year.

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