If I was Trevor Lawrence I wouldn’t have even addressed this.
He could shoot someone in the middle of Times Square and he still would go #1. I don’t think anyone really cared with what Lawrence said, it was more about how if those same comments were attributed to Justin Fields how the media would have reported it.
We know it would have been a big difference.
Here is what Lawrence said.
“It’s hard to explain that because I want people to know that I’m passionate about what I do and it’s really important to me, but . . . I don’t have this huge chip on my shoulder, that everyone’s out to get me and I’m trying to prove everybody wrong,” Lawrence said. “I just don’t have that. I can’t manufacture that. I don’t want to. . . . I think that’s unhealthy to a certain extent, just always thinking that you’ve got to prove somebody wrong, you’ve got to do more, you’ve got to be better.”
None of this matter.
If you can play you can play. This is just stupid stuff that comes up before the draft.
Flip the page for Lawrence on Twitter trying to clean up the quote.