Trevor Lawrence's wife Marissa shares rare picture with Jags QB ahead of couple's 10th anniversary

Trevor Lawrence will reach a milestone in his personal life soon, and someone is celebrating it early.

The Jacksonville Jaguars quarterback will be marking 10 years since he and his current wife Marissa started dating. On Wednesday, she went deep into her archives to upload an old image of themselves as teenagers:

"Just came across this pic (crying emojis)"

Her message read:

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"I think this was my 17th birthday... this year our 10-year anniversary is coming up, and I'm so grateful that we've got to grow up together. I love our love (heart emoji)."

Trevor and Marissa Lawrence celebrate 10 years since they first met

Lawrence struggled in the air in his last game at the Las Vegas Raiders, throwing an interception against zero touchdowns despite covering 220 yards on 23 completions. However, he did reach the end zone twice in nine rushing attempts in the 30-29 win.

After the game, Marissa claimed that he was "so sick" in an Instagram Story - something that Jaguars head coach Liam Coen corroborated:

“(He was) throwing up all night and all morning. He was pale as a ghost throughout the whole game. Obviously he started a little bit frustrated with the interception down on the goal line, but I was very proud of the way he responded. When the game was on the line, he competed his tail off.”

Lawrence himself gave an update on his health:

"I’ve felt better, for sure. I feel a little bit better after getting a win, though. That was a fun one. Definitely going to feel a little bit better on this plane ride back. It’ll be nice to rest up and get off my feet for a little bit.”

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Trevor Lawrence went on a food trip in South Carolina during bye week

Before he became the no. 1 overall pick of the 2021 draft, Trevor Lawrence was a college legend. As Clemson's star quarterback, he led the Tigers to two national title games, winning in the first in 2018.

His exploits made him a household name in South Carolina, and he returned to the state during the Jaguars' bye week for a culinary adventure. On October 23, he visited the Bluffton Farmer’s Market in the Lowcountry city to buy some food items. He also enjoyed a caramel latte with tapioca boba pearls at All About That Bean, a coffee truck located just outside the Heyward House Museum:

Two days later, Lawrence had a quick meal at Cahill's Market, a restaurant known for its fried chicken offerings:

Edited by Andre Castillo