Jacksonville Jaguars quarterback Trevor Lawrence was limited for the second straight day, with his status for Sunday’s game against the Minnesota Vikings now completely in doubt.

Lawrence was limited in Thursday’s practice with a left shoulder injury, an injury he suffered in Week 9 on a scrimmage against the Philadelphia Eagles. Lawrence didn’t miss a snap during the game, but the Jaguars were eventually able to turn to backup Mac Jones.

“Just with Trevor being day-to-day and limited throughout practice, we mix and match wherever he’s available and who’s going to get any reps,” Jaguars offensive coordinator Press Taylor said Thursday. “It kind of depends on the period and what the medical recommendation is.”

In addition to Jones, the Jaguars brought back former quarterback CJ Beathard this week to give the team additional insurance in the event of an injury to Lawrence.

“Yes, exactly. Especially in our system, league experience as a starter, league experience as a reserve, which is a very different mindset for you. That’s big,” Taylor said.

“Comfort in the locker room, comfort in the coaching staff. There are a lot of those things that CJ is very valuable to us to be able to have back in our room.”

Also limited for the Jaguars were running back Tank Bigsby (ankle), wide receiver Gabe Davis (shoulder), running back Travis Etienne (hamstring), running back D’Ernest Johnson (hamstring), offensive guard Brandon Scherff (knee), defensive tackle. Maason Smith (ankle), wide receiver Brian Thomas Jr. (chest), safety Daniel Thomas (hamstring) and safety Andrew Wingard (hamstring).

Listed as not participating in practice was Ezra Cleveland.

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