"According to Spotrac the sign-on bonus Lawrence this season's no. one pick is $22.630.055." So now we are dealing with an endorsement from Blockfolio, presumably fairly small in the scheme of things and was paid by crypto Madden 23 Coins. It's recently, it's been tied to Lawrence's massive Madden NFL 23 signing bonus from the league. It's also been reported that the cash was transferred into crypto. It's unclear if this was a genuine error, or an attempt at making a story seem more sexually attractive, we're still in the same spot: An endorsement agreement with a crypto company was paid for in crypto and nothing more.

Then, on Tuesday an author from the Sun Sentinel took information published by Coinjournal and put out the following tweet, mocking that Jaguars QB. Of obviously, we know the tweet is not trueas there is no proof that Lawrence placed his $24 million into cryptocurrency. However this was cited in numerous reports claiming Lawrence had fumbled the bag however this was not the circumstance.

This is the best news. Nobody should root for anyone losing their money, even in the form of schadenfreude. Trevor Lawrence is a really good guy, and it is a bit disappointing to think that he cheated the biggest cash-flow of his professional football careerHowever, he's probably only lost a little bit of the original endorsement deal. It's a pain, but far from a catastrophe.

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