Trevor Lawrence and his wife Marissa have had an NFL offseason for the ages.
Coming off inarguably the best year of Trevor’s short professional career, the pair is clearly feeling good about the 2022-23 campaign that was and how bright the future looks for them.
So far over the past few weeks Trevor and Marissa have blown up online for everything from their wild vacation photos to their intimate Valentine’s Day celebration, and it doesn’t appear as though they have any intention of slowing down on the fun times.
This week, in commemoration of St. Patrick’s Day, the pair got together with some friends to celebrate the occasion right.
Marissa has become a really big star over the past year, particularly as Trevor has ascended to being one of the NFL’s top young quarterbacks. Between her provocative weekend party photos and memorable outfits to various events, she has become a permanent fixture in the headlines.
A lot of this obviously has to do with what a step forward Trevor took in 2022-23. Under Urban Meyer, the former Clemson legend really struggled to find his footing. He was billed as a generational talent coming out of college, but didn’t really show it in Year 1.
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Under Doug Pederson in Year 2, though – everything changed. Trevor put up the best stats of his short career and really put the Jacksonville Jaguars in a position where they look like a future force in the conference.
At minimum, Trevor’s Jaguars are currently giving off early Andrew Luck Indianapolis Colts vibes. Whether he will be able to get to that level or exceed it remains to be seen, but that is the impression the squad is giving at the moment.
Jacksonville made it all the way into the second round of the playoffs this past season. Will Trevor be able to guide them further next year? Time will tell, but Marissa will undoubtedly be there cheering him on every step of the way.
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A graduate from the University of Texas, Anthony Amador has been credentialed to cover the Houston Texans, Dallas Cowboys, San Antonio Spurs, Dallas Mavericks and high school games all over the Lone Star State. Currently, his primary beats are the NBA, MLB, NFL and UFC.
