Jacksonville mayor to light up bridge in Clemson colors for Trevor Lawrence |
Jacksonville can't wait to welcome
Trevor Lawrence to town, and that includes the mayor.
Trevor Lawrence is set to go No. 1 overall in the NFL draft Thursday, a Clemson-first, and head to the Jaguars to boost their rebuild. Jacksonville mayor Lenny Curry decided to honor the soon-to-be occasion by lighting up a bridge in Clemson colors. "I asked my team and @JTAFLA to light up our downtown Acosta Bridge, Purple & Orange tonight, on the eve of the #NFLDraft. Let’s bring QB1 home to @cityofjax," he said. Here's a preview of how it will look: I asked my team and @JTAFLA to light up our downtown Acosta Bridge, Purple & Orange tonight, on the eve of the #NFLDraft. Let’s bring QB1 home to @cityofjax. @ClemsonFB @nflnetwork @thecheckdown @NFL @gmfb #GMFB #Jaguars #DTWD here’s a preview of the skyline tonight. pic.twitter.com/lsHNqqgAJL The first round of the NFL draft is set to start at 8 p.m. Thursday on ABC, ESPN and NFL Network.
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