Trevor Lawrence is closing in on another career milestone. The Jacksonville Jaguars quarterback has thrown for 15,813 passing yards in his career, leaving him just 187 yards shy of reaching the 16,000-yard mark. Among Jaguars quarterbacks in the Super Bowl era, Lawrence currently ranks 4th all-time in passing yards, trailing franchise leaders Mark Brunell, Blake Bortles, and David Garrard.
This season, Lawrence sits 16th in the league in passing yards (1,998). His most recent performance — 158 yards in a 36–29 loss to the Houston Texans — slowed his pace only slightly, but the statistical milestone remains well within reach. With such a tight leaderboard, every game now carries weight: Lawrence is also just 190 yards away from passing David Garrard (16,003) for 3rd place in Jaguars history.
On Sunday, Lawrence will have a chance to make franchise history as the 5–4 Jaguars, currently 2nd in the AFC South, square off against the Los Angeles Chargers, who also hold 2nd place in their division. With playoff positioning sharpening and Jacksonville fighting to stay in the race, a big day from Lawrence could deliver both a milestone and a much-needed win.
Here’s the Jacksonville Jaguars Passing Yards Leaders (Super Bowl Era):
1. Mark Brunell 25,698
2. Blake Bortles 17,646
3. David Garrard 16,003
4. Trevor Lawrence 15,813
5. Byron Leftwich 9,042
6. Chad Henne 5,817