Trevor Lawrence's family shows up to cheer Jags QB vs Colts after grand 25th birthday bash

Jacksonville Jaguars quarterback Trevor Lawrence turned 25 on Sunday. He celebrated the big day by taking the field in an AFC South divisional matchup against the Indianapolis Colts.

The Jaguars entered Sunday's game looking for their first win of the season (0-4). His wife Marissa Lawrence was in attendance at EverBank Stadium but she wasn't alone. Marissa had some of the couple's closest friends with her and helped continue the QB's birthday celebrations.

Trevor Lawrence's wife Marissa and their friends are celebrating the quarterback's big day. (Photos via IG)

Marissa shared photos on her Instagram story, the first being a reshared post where she called her husband the "birthday boy." She also posted photos of their group in the car on the way to the stadium as well as in the stands when they arrived.

Trevor Lawrence's wife, Marissa hosted a hibachi-style birthday party for QB

Trevor Lawrence's birthday is Oct. 6 but since it was a gameday, his wife Marissa threw a party on Friday night. On Saturday, Marissa Lawrence shared photos of the hibachi-themed celebration.

According to her Instagram story, Marissa went all out with the theme and decorated the backyard to be reminiscent of a hibachi restaurant.

Marissa Lawrence shared photos of the birthday party. (Photos via IG)

On Sunday morning, Marissa Lawrence shared more photos via a carousel on Instagram. She wrote a touching caption celebrating the Jacksonville Jaguars QB and their life together.

"You are loved by so many people and one of my favorite things is to hear all the people that come up to you just to say hi or say they are inspired by you or you are their kids hero. That is such a beautiful testament to the man you are. And I’m so glad you get to be our babies hero too. You are my best friend Trev and I’m so proud of you in so many ways. I know 25 will be another amazing year. Here’s to many more years celebrating the man you are! I love you more than words will ever do," Marissa wrote.

The couple have been together since they were in high school and got engaged shortly before Trevor's final season at Clemson in 2020. They tied the knot just weeks before he was drafted with the first overall pick in 2021.