Trevor Lawrence and his wife, Marissa Mowry, have been together since before he ever made it to the NFL.
She was a fixture at his Clemson outings and has continued supporting him to this day.
Ahead of Trevor making his NFL playoff debut with the Jacksonville Jaguars on Saturday, Marissa went all out for her beau.
Obviously the Los Angeles Chargers are no slouches, but Marissa didn’t seem too worried about the threat they pose:
In addition to all that, she also showed off her epic Jaguars outfit:
“Congratulations to Trevor and the Jaguars. I am a huge Clemson fan and love to see him get into the groove in the NFL,” one fan wrote.
“First Lady of Duval,” a second fan added.
Marissa has really taken her star power to the next level over the past year. Between her intimate Christmas photos causing a stir last week, her choice of attire to a recent game and the way she really managed to make an impression with her Halloween costume – it has been one thing after another for her.
That said, a lot of Marissa’s popularity growth over the past year can be attributed to the way Trevor has stepped up in 2022-23. His issues with former head coach Urban Meyer are a matter of public record, but it has been a completely different story with Doug Pederson at the helm.
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The end result? Trevor posting career highs across the board in competition percentage, yards, touchdowns and passer rating – all while cutting down on interceptions by more than 50 percent.
By any objective measure, Trevor had a fantastic NFL season regardless of what happens against the Chargers.
If he can lead Jacksonville into the second round, though, Trevor’s star power – and Marissa’s, by extension – will undoubtedly reach new heights.
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A longtime sports reporter, Carlos Garcia has written about some of the biggest and most notable athletic events of the last 5 years. He has been credentialed to cover MLS, NBA and MLB games all over the United States. His work has been published on Fox Sports, Bleacher Report, AOL and the Washington Post.
