Jacksonville Jaguars coach Doug Pederson had no updated information on the status of quarterback Trevor Lawrence's shoulder injury on Monday.

Jacksonville Jaguars quarterback Trevor Lawrence will not play in Week 10 against the Minnesota Vikings due to a shoulder injury, according to ESPN’s Adam Schef

The Jacksonville Jaguars reached a new low under coach Doug Pederson. They managed 143 yards — the fifth fewest in franchise history — in a 12-7 loss to Minnesota on Sunday.

Jaguars starting quarterback Trevor Lawrence has been ruled out of Jacksonville’s Week 10 matchup with the Minnesota Vikings, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reported early Sunday.

It’s been four years since the Jacksonville Jaguars made Trevor Lawrence the No. 1 overall pick in the 2021 NFL

Lawrence came out of last Sunday's loss to the Philadelphia Eagles with an injury to his left (non-throwing) shoulder. Reports circled at the beginning of the week that he could miss the Vikings game but Lawrence practiced in a limited capacity throughout the week and earned a questionable tag before Russini's report Sunday morning.

The Jaguars will monitor the statuses of a pair of injured starters, quarterback Trevor Lawrence and left guard Ezra Cleveland, throughout Week 11 as Jacksonville prepares to face the Detroit Lions on Sunday.

Jacksonville's franchise quarterback is battling through AC joint sprain on his non-throwing shoulder. Is it even worth bringing him back when he's healthy enough to play?