ESPN analyst says Lawrence is starting to look like this QB
By: Staff Report January 17, 2023

Trevor Lawrence led an epic come-from-behind victory last Saturday night, rallying the Jacksonville Jaguars from a 27-point deficit to defeat the Los Angeles Chargers, 31-30, and complete the third-largest comeback in NFL playoff history.

After throwing four interceptions in the first half, Lawrence stayed poised and confident while responding with four touchdown passes to help the Jags pull off the miraculous win and advance to the divisional round of the AFC playoffs.

Coming out of Clemson, Lawrence was considered a generational talent and the consensus No. 1 overall pick. He drew comparisons to another former No. 1 overall pick, Andrew Luck, in terms of being the best and most pro-ready quarterback prospect since the Indianapolis Colts took Luck in 2012.

ESPN analyst and former NFL QB Dan Orlovsky said on Get Up that Lawrence, in the tail end of his second year in the league, is starting to look like Luck.

Similar to Luck, Lawrence started right away in the NFL and has led his team to the playoffs early on in his career.

“In the football world, who was Trevor Lawrence supposed to be?” Orlovsky asked Ryan Clark.

“Andrew Luck,” Clark answered.

“He’s becoming Andrew Luck,” Orlovsky said. “That’s what I felt like watching that game. The kid who was supposed to be the next Andrew Luck is starting to look like Andrew Luck — not only in the regular season, but the way he handled that second half. It was Trevor, take the game over, and he did.”

Lawrence and the Jags return to action this Saturday when they travel to face the Kansas City Chiefs in the AFC Divisional Playoffs (4:30 p.m., NBC).

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