Trevor Lawrence has been named the Associated Press NFL Most Valuable Player for the 2025 season, announced on February 6, 2026. The Jacksonville Jaguars quarterback delivered a breakout campaign that propelled his team to new heights and solidified his status as one of the league's elite signal-callers. Lawrence's statistical dominance was undeniable, leading the NFL in several key efficiency categories. He finished with a passer rating of 91.0, while throwing for 4,007 yards—ranking sixth league-wide—with 29 touchdowns against just 12 interceptions. His dual-threat ability added 359 rushing yards and nine more scores on the ground. The Jaguars' dramatic turnaround under Lawrence's leadership defined the season. Jacksonville posted a 13-4 record, capturing the AFC South title and earning a top AFC seed after a dismal 4-13 mark the previous year. This 9-win improvement marked one of the league's most impressive single-season leaps, fueled by Lawrence's consistent excellence. Lawrence's impact extended beyond numbers, as he orchestrated explosive plays and game-winning drives. He excelled in clutch moments, including multiple high-rated performances late in games, while his mobility frustrated defenses and extended drives under pressure. “He's the complete package—accurate, tough, and a leader who elevates everyone,” one teammate said of Lawrence's influence. His development peaked in 2025, rewriting franchise records previously held by past greats. Lawrence set new marks for single-game completion percentage highs and multiple games with passer ratings over 100, showcasing precision and poise that echoed championship-caliber quarterback play in Jacksonville. Beyond stats, Lawrence transformed the Jaguars' culture, instilling accountability, resilience, and a winning mindset throughout the locker room. His work ethic and ability to rally the team through adversity restored optimism in Duval County, turning a rebuilding squad into legitimate Super Bowl contenders. This AP MVP honor crowns Lawrence's historic season and signals a new era for the Jaguars. With the franchise quarterback locked in and ascending, Jacksonville appears poised for sustained success and deeper playoff runs in the years ahead.