The Jaguars’ biggest supporters were ready for game day overseas.
Ahead of Sunday’s clash against the Bears at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London, the wife of Jaguars quarterback Trevor Lawrence shared a pregame snap on her Instagram Story as Jacksonville looks to improve to 2-4.
Captioning the post, “Game day girlies,” Marissa Lawrence can be seen posing next to Ozzy Kirk, the wife of Jaguars wide receiver Christian Kirk, and Krystal Robertson-Harris, who is married to defensive tackle Roy Robertson-Harris.
Marissa Lawrence (r.) posted from London ahead of the Jaguars’ overseas clash against the Bears on Oct. 13, 2024. Marissa Lawrence/Instagram
Marissa, who is married to Jaguars QB Trevor Lawrence, posted a stadium selfie with Krystal Robertson-Harris. Marissa Lawrence/Instagram
Marissa and Trevor Lawrence are expecting their first child together. Marissa Lawrence/Instagram
Marissa, who is expecting her first child with Lawrence, a baby girl, also posted a stadium selfie with Robertson-Harris.
In addition to Marissa and Co., Sophie Scott, the longtime girlfriend of Jaguars backup quarterback Mac Jones, made the trip across the pond.
Dressed in an animal print top, a black skirt and matching knee-high boots, Scott completed her look with a personalized “Jones” bag and a black Jaguars jacket from the Wear by Erin Andrews collection.
Sophie Scott, the girlfriend of Jaguars backup QB Mac Jones, modeled her game-day look in an Instagram Story. Sophie Scott/Instagram
She accessorized with a Wear by Erin Andrews jacket. Sophie Scott/Instagram
Sophie Scott has been dating Mac Jones for years. Sophie Scott/Instagram“Game Day,” Scott posted in an Instagram Story on Sunday.
This is Jones’ first season in Jacksonville after being traded by the Patriots in the offseason.
He spent the first three years of his career in New England, with the Patriots selecting him 15th overall in the 2021 NFL Draft.
Mac Jones is in his first season with the Jaguars. Bob Self/Florida Times-Union / USA TODAY NETWORK
Jaguars QB Trevor Lawrence (16) in action against the Bears on Oct. 13, 2024. APLawrence, in the first year of a five-year, $275 million contract with the Jaguars, was selected first overall in that same draft.
It’s been a disappointing start to the year for Jacksonville, which reached the playoffs two seasons ago.
Amid an 0-4 skid in September, third-year coach Doug Pederson dismissed chatter he had lost the locker room.
“I would know,” Pederson said earlier this month. “I talk to these guys every day, I see them every day.”
The Jaguars got their first win of the season last week in a thrilling 37-34 victory over the Colts.
Chicago led Jacksonville at halftime, 14-3.
