Jacksonville, Jaguar Gortrobe, Trevor Lawrence, has no desire to leave Jacksonville. A few days after the rumors that Pittsburgh Stelors was seeking to trade the 25-year-old midfielder, Lawrence set the record-somewhat.
Lawrence addressed rumors about an episode of Up & Adams With Kai Adams on Monday, saying that Jaguar had never planned to circulate it. Although he claimed that he did not know whether the Pittsburg interest was real, Lawrence explained that he was planning to stay in the long term Jacksonville.
“I have no idea,” Lawrence said whether the report on the commercial interest of Stelors was correct. “I know that we have not participated in talks about it, as far as Jacksonville goes. I don’t know the desires and desires of Stelors.”
Lawrence said he heard about rumors from his agent, who sent him to the report. The young midfielder said he was surprised by the report like anyone else.
“It is funny, when he sent it to me, it was so – I will not say that your heart is falling, but you are like,” what? “
Then Lawrence remembers that he has a item not to trade in his contract. “I knew it if I was trading,” he said. “If this is something that will happen, I must be on board.
“I am not. I am happy here in Jacksonville,” Lawrence added. “We want to win the Super Bowl here and I think we can do it. I don’t want to leave Jacksonville. I’m happy here, it is clear. I will not go to Pittsburgh.”
Since Jaguars is not currently a general manager, Lawrence said his agent had contacted the ESPN Schefter correspondent to ask about commercial rumors. Lawrence added that the new Jacksonville coach, Liam Quinn, sent him to say that Jaguars did not have any plans to exchange him.
“Liam sent me, in fact, the next day for a timing, and Liam said:” He shouldn’t say this, but this does not come from us. “Lawrence said:” I was counting, I thought. ” There was no doubt on my side. “
With the distribution of rumors on Thursday, Jaguars Espn told the idea of Lawrence’s circulation “ridiculous”, and they said they had never found a conversation about a possible trade.
When Adams pressed on Monday, Lawrence said he was estimating Pittsburgh coach Mike Tomlin, but he does not work to leave Jacksonville.
“I love coach Tomlin. He is a good man, but no, I have put here,” Lawrence said. “We love Jacksonville, this is home to us. There is a lot on the football side that we have not yet done here and I am excited about what we build. The future is very bright, and I want to be the man here for a long time.”
Lawrence signed a five -year extension with the team last June. According to up to $ 275 million, with a fully $ 142 million guarantee.