A biography for Trevor Lawrencehasn’t been written yet.
“I play for the people around me.”
“You don't always want to give the cookie-cutter answer; anyone can do that. Sometimes it's nice just being honest and open, and it doesn't change anything about me and the player I am.”
“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.”
“My favorite player was Peyton Manning. That's why I wear 16. It was his number at Tennessee.”
“Finding that balance of being myself and making plays, but also being smart and putting our team in the best situation to win... I think that's important.”
“Little details matter.”
“I'm really confident in my work ethic.”
“No matter how big the situation is, it's not going to define me.”
“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. I just don't have that. I can't manufacture that. I don't want to.”
“There's something to learn from every situation, and sometimes it's easier to learn in the bad situations than the good ones.”
“My parents really instilled in me the importance of helping people. That involves helping and serving people in the community, but also empathy.”
“I put my identity in what Christ says, who He thinks I am and who I know that He says I am.”
“That's such a big thing in anyone's life, is finding who you want to be with, who you want to marry and who you want to spend the rest of your life with.”
“It's hard to avoid attention when you're 6-6.”
“I got to own my part and I've got to take better care of the ball. That's going to give us a better chance to win a lot of these games.”
“American Eagle has been a brand I've worn about or known about since I was a kid.”
“It just makes you more confident having receivers where you know if you put it near them, they're gonna catch it.”
“The biggest things when you look at the game: I want to work on my accuracy, consistency and then just the way I play the game.”
“I've learned that every truly good thing in life comes from being brave and stepping into the uncomfortable.”
“I'm honestly not a huge stats guy.”