Jaguars quarterback Trevor Lawrence celebrates LA Chargers win at Waffle House in Jacksonville

Jacksonville Jaguars quarterback Trevor Lawrence made a surprise visit to a local Waffle House after their stunning comeback victory against the Los Angeles Chargers at the weekend.

Lawrence helped the Jaguars battle back from 27 points down to beat the Chargers 31-30 on Saturday night in one of the most astonishing NFL turnarounds of all time, which saw him engineer the winning drive at TIAA Bank Field.

Riley Patterson's 36-yard field goal on the final play capped the third largest comeback in NFL playoff history, and Jacksonville's star quarterback celebrated it by rocking up at Waffle House later that evening.

Jacksonville Jaguars quarterback Trevor Lawrence (L) was seen at a local Waffle House after their comeback victory over the Los Angeles Chargers

Footage captured by a fan shows Lawrence visiting the popular restaurant chain with his wife Marissa and team-mates, who were greeted with a huge ovation by other customers in the store.

Marissa later wrote on her Instagram story: 'So proud of you 16'.

Lawrence recovered from a nightmare start in Saturday's clash with the Chargers to eventually play his part in a playoff comeback for the ages.

The Clemson graduate became the third quarterback of the Super Bowl era to throw four interceptions in the first half of a playoff game, joining Detroit's Gary Danielson and Denver's Craig Morton.

Lawrence recovered from a nightmare start to help inspire the Jaguars' stunning victory

The 23-year-old engineered the winning drive in the third largest playoff comeback ever 

Yet after being booed by the crowd long before halftime, Lawrence soon connected with Evan Engram, Marvin Jones, Zay Jones and Christian Kirk for touchdowns which raised hope of a potential comeback.

He then added one of the biggest plays by jumping for a 2-point conversion with 5:25 to play, making it 30-28 and putting the Jaguars in position to win.

It could have been very different had the Chargers' Cameron Dicker not missed a late 40-yarder from a penalty conceded by Jaguars rookie Travon Walker, who was penalized for unnecessary roughness after a second-down sack in the fourth quarter.

The Jaguars are now set to meet the Kansas City Chiefs in the Divisional Round on Saturday

However, in the end Lawrence helped Travis Etienne produce a crucial 25-yard run on a fourth-and-1 play to set up Patterson for the all-important field goal.

The Jaguars' remarkable comeback booked their place in this weekend's Divisional Round, where they will meet the Kansas City Chiefs.

The Chiefs entered this year's playoffs as first seeds, meaning they were afforded a bye into this stage of the competition.