TREVOR LAWRENCE

Onetime Clemson quarterback Hunter Johnson is returning to the Tigers for his final season of college football.

The Jacksonville Jaguars are sending 3 local youth football teams to the NFL Pro Bowl in Las Vegas to take part in the NFL Flag Football tournament.

The Indianapolis Colts badly botched a chance to secure an AFC wild-card spot by losing at Jacksonville 26-11 in the clown game.

The Jaguars shocked the NFL world with a 26-11 win over the Indianapolis Colts to wrap up the season. The Jaguars ended the year with a record of 3-14. Here are my four biggest takeaways from the game:

The most disappointing season in franchise history wrapped up with Jacksonville’s best all-around performance of the season, a stunning, wire-to-wire 26-11 win over the Colts on Sunday at TIAA Bank Field.

The Colts haven’t won a game in Jacksonville since the 2014 season. And the Jaguars are 7-4 against Indy since 2015. What do the Jaguars have to do to pull off the upset in a game they’re a 15.5-point underdog in?

The title sponsor for Jacksonville's season finale against Indianapolis is suing the Jaguars in hopes of having its name disassociated from the game during which disgruntled fans are planning to dress as clowns to protest team owner Shad Khan's decision to retain general manager Trent Baalke. RoofClaim.com, a roofing company based in Georgia that does business in Florida, is seeking to avoid "its brand being emphasized as the primary sponsor of the clown game,” according to a complaint filed Thursday in circuit court in Jacksonville. It also wants temporary and permanent injunctive relief from the Jaguars using the RoofClaim brand.

The Jaguars will play their final game of the season on Sunday and there is a growing movement among some fans to bring a circus atmosphere to the stadium.

If a 40-point drubbing at New England didn’t get Jacksonville owner Shad Khan’s full attention, then what’s being planned for the team’s season finale just might.

The Jaguars are down to their final week of a forgettable season that will go down as one of the worst in the franchise’s 27-year history. So, is this really the worst team the Jaguars have had?

Jaguars fans are sounding off as the team moves toward getting the No. 1 draft pick -- again.

If a 40-point drubbing at New England didn’t get Jacksonville owner Shad Khan’s full attention, then what’s being planned for the team's season finale just might. Frustrated fans are revolting against the Jaguars and have Khan in their crosshairs. Hundreds, if not thousands, have changed their social media profile pics to a clown donning Khan’s signature mustache.

News4JAX wants to know what season ticket holders are thinking about their future plans heading into the offseason.

Trevor Lawrence broke Gardner Minshew's rookie passing yards record with a 40-yard bomb to Laquon Treadwell vs. the New England Patriots.

The longest regular season in Jaguars’ history is mercifully drawing to a close, but not without another slice of embarrassment.

If the Jaguars are going to pull off the upset on Sunday here are the four things that will need to go their way.

Every year, players in every NFL city fail to meet expectations.

Jacksonville fell to 2-13 on the season and are two losses away from locking up the first overall pick in the draft for the second straight year. Here are my four biggest takeaways from the game:

The Jaguars lost another game and their top running back, and all but put a bow on securing the top pick in the draft again.

The main question that circles the franchise amidst its disastrous and turbulent season remains the development of Trevor Lawrence.

After the most chaotic week in franchise history, the Jaguars went out and turned in an effort similar to many others this season. They scored against the Texans, but not nearly enough. They made in mildly entertaining late and had a shot to tie it in the final minutes, but wound up with a 30-16 loss on a rainy afternoon at TIAA Bank Field.

This season hasn’t been the NFL career kickoff that Jaguars fans — or quarterback Trevor Lawrence himself — were hoping for.

The post-Urban Meyer era began on Wednesday night, hours before his firing became official.

City leaders are looking to the future after Jaguars head coach Urban Meyer was fired before the end of his first season with the team.

After national reports about dysfunction amongst the coaching staff and at least one unhappy player, and a visit from the team owner, is this the week that the Jaguars win a game after five straight losses?

Trevor Lawrence has never experienced this much drama in a football season.

Don’t expect Jacksonville Jaguars owner Shad Khan to be impulsive when deciding coach Urban Meyer’s fate.

Urban Meyer can’t escape the reports that he’s in far over his head and making life miserable for those within the Jaguars organization.

The Jaguars lost for the ninth straight year in Nashville, <a href="https://www.news4jax.com/sports/2021/12/12/as-bad-as-it-gets-jaguars-shut-out-for-the-1st-time-since-2009/" target="_blank">falling to the Titans 20-0 to fall to 2-11 on the season</a>. It’s the second five-game losing streak of the year for Jacksonville. Here are my four biggest takeaways from the game:

In a season full of lows, the Jaguars found a way to keep scraping the bottom of the barrel.

Wins have been hard to come by for the Jaguars this season. They have been even harder to come by on the road in Nashville, where the Jaguars haven’t won a game since 2013.

Urban Meyer doesn’t have to see Derrick Henry again this season. That’s the good news.

We decided to turn to the News4JAX sports department — Cole Pepper, Frank Frangie, Jamal St. Cyr and Justin Barney — with a “12 Days of Christmas” theme on the 12 things the Jaguars need to turn this team around.

The Jaguars went to Los Angeles and got drilled, a 37-7 loss, their worst of the season. The Jaguars have lost four straight after a five-game losing streak to start the year. Here are my four biggest takeaways.

The Los Angeles Rams snapped their three-game losing streak with a 37-7 victory over the Jacksonville Jaguars.

The Jaguars turned in another lethargic effort on Sunday, pummeled 37-7 by the Rams as their losing streak reached four games.

The Jaguars have already pulled one major upset this season when they beat the Bills. Is another shocker in store? Here’s what Jacksonville needs to do to emerge with its third win of the season.

Nearly 50 Jaguars players and coaches will wear specially painted shoes to show support for various causes Sunday when the Jaguars face the Rams in Los Angeles.

Urban Meyer saw plenty of good in another loss, but the Jaguars still can’t put things together for a full game.

The misery is heading into December.

There are many words that I would use to describe how the Jaguars' offense has looked but speed is not one of them.

Urban Meyer is quick to remind Trevor Lawrence of the process.

In a season filled with countless listless performances, this may have been the worst of them all for coach Urban Meyer.

If you look around the NFL, Mac Jones has the best number on any rookie quarterback. Some Jaguars fans are getting worried. Should they be? No!

Urban Meyer has emphasized a fast offense with speed all over the field. The reality is that the Jaguars don’t have much of it and that is becoming more and more evident by the week as Jacksonville’s offense trudges along.

Just past the midway point of his rookie season, Trevor Lawrence has encountered more struggles than he ever has. That's OK. Nearly every top pick does. Thie bigger question is whether he can learn from his mistakes and ascend in the second half of the season.

Trevor Lawrence has never endured anything close to this.

The Jaguars followed up a win over the Buffalo Bills with a flat first half and another step back in a 23-17 loss to the Colts in Indianapolis.

A chance at an unlikely victory slipped away for the Jaguars.

After a monumental upset of the Buffalo Bills, the Jaguars face a test of identity Sunday. Was the win over one of the AFC's best teams an aberration or was it a sign that things have clicked with the Jags? How they play on the road against a divisional opponent Sunday in Indianapolis will answer that question.

Slow and steady improvement. Urban Meyer has seen it. He’s preached it.

Jacksonville had the better Josh Allen on this Sunday, with the standout linebacker intercepting a pass, making a sack and recovering a fumble in a 9-6 upset of the Buffalo Bills.

Jaguars rookie quarterback Trevor Lawrence left the game just before halftime with an ankle injury, but returned to the field minutes later.

For about 45 minutes late Saturday afternoon, college football was on overload. Baylor stopped a 2-point conversion to upset No. 14 Iowa State. No. 16 Arkansas finished off No. 7 Texas A&M to claim a Lone Star state title.

Sports Seriously: USC rumors aside, Andy Nesbitt believes Trevor Lawrence and the Jaguars won’t be able to grow into a contender with Urban Meyer at the helm.

Rookie wide receivers is a winner. Aaron Rodgers is a loser. Fans of the Washington Football Team are in need of a bath.

The decision on the Acosta Bridge in Jacksonville, Fla., which came after Gov. Ron DeSantis signed a much-debated transgender girls sports ban on the first day of Pride Month, appears to have been reversed Wednesday amid mounting blowback.

Billionaires, celebrities and athletes can’t get enough of the crypto craze. \nShould you jump in on the mania, too? Here's what financial experts say.

While some NFL players take a while to demonstrate their true value, these draft picks could get off to a fast start with their pro careers.

Tim Tebow recently worked out for Jaguars as a tight end. Why would Urban Meyer invest in such a project and distraction? Jarrett Bell asks

The 2021 NFL draft -- all 14 hours, 52 minutes of it -- is complete, and Nate Davis has a deep look on what went on, starting with Trevor Lawrence.

Jacksonville Jaguars' rookie head coach said it "broke his heart" when the New York Giants took Florida WR Kadarius Toney five spots ahead of them.

The e-commerce giant reached the deal after Trevor Lawrence was selected first in the 2021 NFL Draft.

The first round of the 2021 NFL Draft is in the books.

Travis Etienne is already reunited with Clemson teammate Trevor Lawrence.

It was already considered a done deal, but now Trevor Lawrence is officially headed to Jacksonville.

As had been expected for months, former Clemson QB Trevor Lawrence was the No. 1 overall pick in the 2021 NFL draft by the Jacksonville Jaguars.

The NFL draft started with Trevor Lawrence to the Jaguars at No. 1 and ended with Joe Tryon going to the Buccaneers at No. 32. Analysis on each pick.

The NFL draft started with Trevor Lawrence to the Jaguars at No. 1 and ended with Joe Tryon going to the Buccaneers at No. 32. Analysis on each pick.

Trevor Lawrence will likely be the first pick of the 2021 NFL Draft when the Jacksonville Jaguars make their selection Thursday night, and a lot will be riding on this potential star quarterback.

While three quarterbacks might have clear landing spots atop the first round of this year's NFL draft, Trey Lance and Justin Fields remain mysteries.

If you think you know what to expect in the first round of the 2021 NFL draft, think again. Plenty of surprise picks and trades could be coming.

All the information you need to get ready for the 2021 NFL draft on Thursday as the Jacksonville Jaguars own the No. 1 overall pick.

The star-studded Clemson quarterback has signed his first endorsement deal, with sports drink maker Gatorade.

Alabama teammates Mac Jones and DeVonta Smith along with Clemson's Trevor Lawrence and Florida's Kyle Trask have been named finalists for the Heisman Trophy. Jones and Smith are the eighth set of teammates to be finalists together since the tradition started in 1982. Smith is trying to become the first wide receiver to win the Heisman since Michigan's Desmond Howard in 1991. Jones or Smith would become Alabama's third Heisman winner, but first that is not a running back. Iowa State running back Breece Hall was sixth, followed by Ohio State quarterback Justin Fields, BYU quarterback Zach Wilson, Notre Dame quarterback Ian Book and Florida tight end Kyle Pitts.