Trevor Lawrence caps resurgence season with emotional message to Jaguars fansBreakout 2025 campaign reaffirms Lawrence as Jacksonville\u2019s franchise cornerstoneAttendance surge and Travis Hunter update underline growing belief<\/p>\n
Proving the Jacksonville Jaguars<\/a>\u2019 resurgence true, quarterback Trevor Lawrence helped the team to their first playoff appearance since 2022. However, a tough 27-24 home defeat at the hands of the Buffalo Bills<\/a> brought a bitter end to the Jaguars\u2019 13-4 season. But Trevor Lawrence wasn\u2019t letting the story finish on a sour note. For him, this was a moment for reflection, not regret.\u00a0<\/p>\n Watch What\u2019s Trending Now!<\/p>\n \u201cTough end to a hell of a year,\u201d Lawrence wrote in his recent post. \u201cReally proud of our team and all the work that was put into this, and grateful for my family for all the support and sacrifices they make throughout the season. Thank you to our fans, community, and anyone else that shows up for us and roots us on. Took a step, but still so much more ahead for us \u2014 more work to do.\u201d<\/p>\n In five years with the team, Lawrence has only seen subpar or worse results. While he made some impact in his second year, pushing the team to the divisional round of the playoffs, they ended their run with a loss at the hands of the eventual Super Bowl winners. Last season, though, was especially lackluster for the entire group.<\/p>\n Jacksonville ranked among the worst in the league in all statistical categories. However, this season, they are top 11 on both sides of the ball. Moreover,\u00a0Lawrence was ravaged by injuries in 2024, missing seven games with the Jaguars and dropping his numbers to career lows. However, he more than doubled his 2024 passing yards this season.<\/p>\n He led Jacksonville to a 13-4 record and an AFC South title. In addition to his 4,500+ passing yards, Lawrence registered a career milestone with a record 38 total touchdowns in the regular season. Of course, it wasn\u2019t possible without an ever-loyal fanbase.<\/p>\n In their wild-card game against the Bills, EverBank Stadium roared with 70,250 football fans. Before the game even kicked off, announcers Jim Nantz and Tony Romo could barely hear each other speak. Trevor\u2019s faith in his fans is very much reciprocated.<\/p>\n View this post on Instagram<\/p>\n When Lawrence arrived in Jacksonville as a rookie in 2021, belief inside the building did not always match the energy in the stands. The Jaguars ranked near the bottom of the league in attendance then, averaging under 60,000 fans at home. Four years later, that picture looks different.<\/p>\n