Jaguars fans FUME as Trevor Lawrence hobbles down the tunnel with the help of two trainers after injuring his ankle - instead of being driven on a cart: 'He's got to walk eight miles to the locker room?'

As if Trevor Lawrence getting hurt late in the Jaguars' game against Cincinnati on Monday night was not painful enough, fans were outraged at a perceived lack of care shown towards Jacksonville's franchise quarterback. 

After suffering an ankle injury in the fourth quarter, Lawrence was forced to walk through the tunnel with assistance rather than getting carted to avoid putting weight on the compromised lower leg. 

Fans expressed their frustration with the absence of urgency on social media.  

'No, cause this is ridiculous,' one fan wrote on X. 'They needed to get Trevor Lawrence a cart instead of making him walk all the way.'

'What the hell, man,' another added. 'We can't get a freaking cart for Trevor Lawrence? He's gotta walk 8 miles to the locker room?'

'The shot of him hobbling through the tunnel is painful,' a third fan commented.

A fourth fan complained by saying 'they are at home and this is the best they could do?' 

The game was tied at 28 with under six minutes remaining when Lawrence suffered the injury courtesy of his own teammate. 

Offensive tackle Walker Little blindly stepped on Lawrence's right ankle as he tried to shield him from Cincinnati's Trey Hendrickson. Lawrence immediately fell to the ground and held onto his leg as Hendrickson fell on top of him. Bengals defensive tackle BJ Hill also dove on top of Lawrence to try and collect the ball. 

Lawrence was visibly frustrated knowing he got hurt but attempted to get up from the turf. After taking three steps, Lawrence was once again on his hands and knees. Unable to stand, Lawrence punched the ground and threw his helmet away before getting assisted off the field.  

Lawrence left the game after completing 22 of 29 passes for 258 yards and two touchdowns. Unfortunately for Jacksonville, Cincinnati went on to win the game, 34-31, in overtime. 

An initial test showed that Lawrence sprained his ankle with no further information on degree of the injury. 

Lawrence was reportedly off limits to media members postgame but was in the locker room on crutches. 

The Jaguars are 8-4 this season and lead the AFC South with five games remaining.