Trevor Lawrence ^

## Career History

### NFL Teams

Jacksonville Jaguars (2021) | Los Angeles Rams (2021) | New England Patriots (2022-2025) | New York Jets (2025-2039)

## Career highlights and awards

### Leader:

3x Passer Rating (2024-2027) | 4x Passing Yards (2023-2027) | 5x Touchdowns (2022-2027)

### Personal Awards:

8x Pro Bowler (2022-2026, 2030-2033) | 5x Offensive Player of the Year (2022-2026) | 3x MVP (2023-2025) | 7x Best Quarterback (2022-2026, 2028, 2030, 2032, 2033)

### Records:

Most Passing Yards in a Game (572), Most Passing Touchdowns in a Game (7), Second most passing touchdowns in a season (52)

**William Trevor Lawrence** (born October 6th 1999) was an American football quarterback for the New York Jets, Jacksonville Jaguars, New England Patriots and Los Angeles Rams of the National Football League. Winning a National Championship in 2018, Lawrence was one of the highest touted prospects of the 2010s. He was drafted with the 1st pick in the 2021 NFL Draft by the Jacksonville Jaguars and would be traded to the Los Angeles Rams before playing a game.

In his rookie year, he put up 4,326 yards and 27 touchdowns. For the 3rd time in 1 year, he would move teams going to Rocco Damico's newly purchased New England Patriots for the Patriots then-current quarterback, Lamar Jackson. In New England he was a star with 4,598 yards and 44 touchdowns in his first year whilst leading the league in interceptions with 22. They would fall short to the Kansas City Chiefs in the divisional round. After this year Lawrence went on to lead the league in passing yards, passer rating and touchdowns for 3 times with the Patriots and win 3 Super Bowls, being the MVP of 2 of them. During his tenure with New England he would also have the record for most passing yards in a season with 572 yards in a Week 17 game against Buffalo. This solidified him as one of the greatest NFL quarterbacks of all time.

The Patriots offered him a fully guaranteed 10-year $483M contract, this would be the 4th biggest contract in sports history but he declined it for a lesser contract with the division rival New York Jets. After signing this contract, he had 5,381 yards in one season in his first year. This was the 4th highest yards in a season ever. The Patriots beat the Jets in the divisional round twice and Lawrence and the Jets were 2-5 in the playoffs since the move.

In 2029, Trevor Lawrence and the Jets went 9-8, entering the playoffs as a wild-card. They would defeat the Indianapolis Colts 21-10 to advance to the Divisional Round against the #1 seed New England Patriots and Lawrence's former team. They would beat the Patriots 29-24 for the first time since Lawrence's departure. Following the upset, the Jets would beat their other division rival, the Miami Dolphins 28-27 and advance to Super Bowl LVXIV, this was Lawrence's first AFC title since his departure from New England and the Jets most successful season in recent history. Lawrence lost to the Washington Commanders in the Super Bowl 31-14.

Lawrence finished his career with the New York Jets in 2039 at the age of 40, announcing his retirement the day after Super Bowl 74. Lawrence suffered minimal success with the New York Jets compared to the Patrots, he finished as a 3x Super Bowl champion with 4 apperances and 2 Super Bowl MVPs. He is an 8x Pro Bowler, led the league in passer rating 3 times, 5x OPOY, 3x NFL MVP and 7x Best Quarterback. Lawrence is also third all time in Passing Yards in a Career with 84,737 yards behind Patrick Mahomes and Tom Brady.