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Trevor Lawrence followed four captures with four score passes - one of the most far-fetched turnarounds in NFL postseason history - and energized the Jacksonville Pumas to a 31-30 triumph over the Los Angeles Chargers on Saturday night.
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Lawrence designed the triumphant drive, featured by Travis Etienne's 25-yard run on a fourth-and-1 play, and set the Pumas ready for Riley Patterson's 36-yard field objective on the last play. It covered a 27-point rebound, the third biggest in season finisher history.
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"You were unable to compose a more insane content," Lawrence said. "We said in the storage space that is somewhat the way in which our season's going. We're never out of the battle ...
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I'm somewhat puzzled, truly, just to see what conviction can do and to see when a group puts stock in one another what you can achieve."
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Patterson's kick scarcely remained inside the right upstanding and set off a rowdy festival for an establishment that had dominated only four matches the past two years.
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This one was generally a worthy representative for Lawrence. He finished 28 of 47 passes for 288 yards, a stunner considering he the manner in which he began.
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Lawrence was out and out frightful to start Jacksonville's most memorable season finisher game since losing in the 2017 AFC title game.
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He turned into the third quarterback in the Super Bowl period to toss four captures in the principal half of a season finisher game, joining Detroit's Gary Danielson and Denver's Craig Morton.
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