Jaguars Deny Steelers Trade Rumors for Trevor Lawrence as 'Ridiculous'

Jacksonville Jaguars refute claims of a potential trade involving quarterback Trevor Lawrence, emphasizing their commitment to him as the team's future leader.

Reports from Ryan Burr suggested the Pittsburgh Steelers inquired about trading for Jaguars quarterback Trevor Lawrence, but Jacksonville strongly denied these claims.
Jaguars spokespersons and insiders called the trade rumors 'ridiculous' and stated there was 'no chance' of such a deal happening.
Trevor Lawrence, who signed a five-year, $275 million extension with a no-trade clause in 2024, remains a cornerstone of Jacksonville's long-term plans.
The Jaguars recently hired head coach Liam Coen, who has expressed enthusiasm for developing Lawrence as the team's franchise quarterback.
Speculation about the Steelers' quarterback situation persists, with uncertainty surrounding the futures of Russell Wilson and Justin Fields on their roster.