Trevor Lawrence cuts his hair for Jaguars schedule release video — or did he? - New York Post

Some fans are divided on whether Jacksonville Jaguars quarterback Trevor Lawrence actually cut off his beloved long locks in the team’s 2026 schedule release video. This year’s theme for the Jags featured Lawrence in the barber chair getting a haircut as their schedule was displayed. It showed Lawrence’s hair piling up on the ground as his barber cut off inches of his hair. That was awesome!!! Great job @Jaguars!!! Chill out guys @trevorlawrence didn’t cut the hair! Obviously a wig! #DUUUVAL  #ThatsMyQuarterback #TheHairIsThere https://t.co/CB1F5JrRzi pic.twitter.com/yxXpqODWmk “Man I’ve been wanting this cut for a long time,” Lawrence said at the end of the video. The Jaguars shared a photo of Lawrence’s haircut with the caption: “AI could never.” Some fans are divided on whether Jaguars QBTrevor Lawrence actually cut off his beloved long locks in the team’s 2026 Schedule release video. X/Jaguars Jacksonville Jaguars quarterback Trevor Lawrence appeared to cut off his long hair in the team’s 2026 Schedule release video on Thursday. X/Jaguars However, many believed Lawrence was wearing a wig for the schedule skit. One Jaguars fan account on X shared a zoomed in image of Lawrence and circled the back of his neck, and wrote, “Obviously a wig.” The Jaguars reposted a message from an X user that said, “It’s real. My son saw Trevor at Costco. Hair was cut.” AI could never.@trevorlawrence | #NewProfilePic pic.twitter.com/ALb7VYuSvZ His wife, Marissa Lawrence, reposted his haircut and added a few blushing emojis to her Instagram Story. She also shared a snapshot of a bunch of hair on the floor with a blushing emoji and tagged the quarterback. Backup Jaguars quarterback Nick Mullens reposted a photo of him and Lawrence at practice and wrote, “Looking sharp brother!!” The Jaguars open the 2026-27 season against the Cleveland Browns in Jacksonville on Sept. 13. Jacksonville won the AFC South last season with a 13-4 record and claimed the No. 3 seed, but lost to the Bills, 27-24, at home in the Wild-Card round. Unlock full access to Post sports columnists and newsletters Phil Mushnick College sports' failing system overrun by institutionalized disease — and it's spreading Mike Vaccaro The newest sports trivia game's twist makes it a must-play each day Joel Sherman Not all of MLB's most lucrative offseason free agent deals paying off — with Dodgers at forefront Already a subscriber? Log in. See All Sports Podcasts