JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Jaguars quarterback Trevor Lawrence on Thursday signed a record-breaking $275 million deal that will keep him in Jacksonville for the next five seasons.
The deal includes $142 million in fully guaranteed money and averages $55 million a year, a number tied with Cincinnati’s Joe Burrow for the league’s most. Detroit’s Jared Goff ($53 million), Los Angeles’ Justin Herbert ($52.5 million), Baltimore’s Lamar Jackson ($52 million) and Philadelphia’s Jalen Hurts ($51 million) are also in the $50 million a season average club.
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The No. 1 pick in the 2021 NFL draft has been up and down in his three seasons, but his potential remains off the charts.
So, what do you think about Lawrence’s new deal? Is he worth the money or is it too much for someone who is 20-30 as a starter in Jacksonville?
Commentary: Look at the context, not just the number, in Trevor Lawrence’s deal
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