Is Trevor Lawrence playing tonight? Update on Jaguars QB ahead of Chiefs vs Jaguars playoff game

Trevor Lawrence heads into the AFC divisional round game against the Kansas City Chiefs with an injury cloud above his head. The former first-overall pick is currently listed as questionable for Saturday's game against Kansas City after he had limited practice this week.

However, it is important to note that Lawrence has appeared in the past couple of injury reports of Jacksonville Jaguars games but has not missed a single game throughout the season.

Lawrence will play tonight as he looks to upset a Patrick Mahomes-led Kansas Chiefs team in the divisional round. Lawrence will have his work cut out against the Chiefs, but you can be sure that the Clemson University alum will do his part. Lawrence is currently one of the more in-form quarterbacks in the NFL, and he should be a decent competitor to NFL MVP frontrunner Patrick Mahomes.

The Jaguars look like a much better team when Trevor Lawrence is the one calling the shots, and they have not had any other quarterback start for them since Lawrence got drafted. The Clemson University legend has been iconic all season long, and whether he can pull off the biggest win of his fledgling career remains to be seen.

Trevor Lawrence's fantasy outlook

Trevor Lawrence started the season the same way he ended the previous one, dropping picks and hardly finding his targets in the endzone. However, it looked like a tide was turned following the Jaguars' bye week, as Lawrence kept dropping dimes after dimes. His form was a major reason for the Jaguars beating the odds and making the playoffs, thus bringing their rebuild to a satisfying conclusion.

Lawrence should be ready for Saturday's divisional round playoff game against Kansas City for a berth in the AFC Conference championship game. He will attempt to outmaneuver Patrick Mahomes on the other side of the Gridiron.

How is Trevor Lawrence performing this season?

Trevor Lawrence has been doing everything that scouts thought he would do when entering the NFL, and he has picked form at the perfect time. Lawrence is having a solid sophomore season, outdueling seasoned veterans and separating himself from his draft class.

The Jacksonville Jaguars shot caller has put up solid stats all season, ensuring his side remains in Super Bowl contention. He has a stat line of 4,113 passing yards, 25 touchdowns, and eight interceptions for the season.