Trevor Lawrence wins Archie Griffin Award

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The accolades keep rolling in for freshman quarterback Trevor Lawrence.

The Touchdown Club of Columbus announced that Lawrence was named the Archie Griffin Award winner which is presented to College Football's most valuable player following the end of bowl season.

Lawrence led the Tigers to a National Championship and completed 259 passes out of 397 for 3,280 yards and 30 passing touchdowns.

The award will be presented at the 64th Touchdown Club of Columbus Awards on Saturday, Feb. 9 in Columbus, Ohio.

Here are the past winners of the award:

2018: TREVOR LAWRENCE, Clemson

2017: MCKENZIE MILTON, UCF

2016: SAM DARNOLD, USC

2015: DESHAUN WATSON, Clemson

2014: EZEKIEL ELLIOTT, Ohio State

2013: JAMEIS WINSTON, Florida State

2012: JOHNNY MANZIEL, Texas A&M

2011: MONTEE BALL, Wisconsin

2010: ANDREW LUCK, Stanford

2009: TOBY GERHART, Stanford

2008: COLT McCOY, Texas

2007: PAT WHITE, West Virginia

2006: TROY SMITH, Ohio State

2005: VINCE YOUNG, Texas

2004: MATT LEINART, USC

2003: MATT LEINART, USC

2002: KEN DORSEY, Miami

2001: KEN DORSEY, Miami

2000: JOSH HEUPEL, Oklahoma

1999: MICHAEL VICK, Virginia Tech

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