As Trevor Lawrence enters his fourth NFL season with the Jaguars, he’s eligible for a contract extension for the first time. Expressing his desire to stay in Jacksonville long-term, Lawrence spoke to the media at the start of the 2024 offseason program, mentioning discussions about a new contract with the team.
He emphasized his commitment to the organization’s direction and his belief in his improving performance. NFL draft picks typically sign four-year deals with the possibility of a fifth-year option for first-round selections. The Jaguars must decide by May 2 whether to exercise this option for Lawrence and Travis Etienne Jr.
Lawrence acknowledged the uncertainty but stressed his focus on performing well regardless of contract status. Despite facing injuries and missing a game last season, Lawrence remains determined to excel and prioritize his preparation for the upcoming season over contract negotiations.
