Trevor Lawrence Rejects Steelers Trade Rumors, Affirms Commitment to Jaguars

The Jacksonville quarterback confirmed he has no plans to leave and dismissed speculation as unfounded.

Trevor Lawrence publicly denied rumors of a potential trade to the Pittsburgh Steelers, stating he has a no-trade clause and was not consulted about any such discussions.
Lawrence emphasized his commitment to the Jacksonville Jaguars, expressing his desire to win a Super Bowl with the team and remain their long-term quarterback.
The rumors originated from unverified reports but were quickly debunked by both Lawrence and sources within the Jaguars organization, including new head coach Liam Coen.
Lawrence is under contract with the Jaguars through the 2030 season after signing a five-year, $275 million extension in 2024, which includes a no-trade clause.
The quarterback is recovering from offseason surgery following an injury-shortened 2024 season and is optimistic about the team's future under its new coaching staff.