The season that seemed to come out of nowhere for the Jaguars hasn’t been all that surprising at all to Liam Coen.

Maybe the Jacksonville Jaguars and coach Liam Coen will get the credit they deserve now.

Trevor Lawrence finally looks like the generational quarterback the Jacksonville Jaguars have been waiting on since drafting him as the top pick in 2021.

Mike Tomlin isn’t just hearing “Fire Tomlin!”.

The biggest difference for the Jacksonville Jaguars this season is that they’re scratching out victories instead of stumbling into losses.

The Jacksonville Jaguars' defense has been the biggest beneficiary of team owner Shad Khan’s house-cleaning.

The Jaguars continue to clean out players from the previous regime, releasing safety Darnell Savage on Tuesday afternoon.

Aaron Glenn is stepping into his first head coaching role with the New York Jets after years of preparation.

With Wednesday’s start of training camp, the march to the regular season begins for the rebuilt Jaguars and first-year head coach Liam Coen.

Josh Hines-Allen tipped the scales like never before in 2024.

Brandon Graham retired following a 15-year career in Philadelphia that was highlighted by his role in the defensive play that helped deliver the Eagles their first Super Bowl title.

Jacksonville’s approach to free agency was much different than what the floundering franchise tried to accomplish in recent years.

Seven years after Doug Pederson and Nick Foles delivered Philadelphia its first Super Bowl title, Nick Sirianni and Jalen Hurts did it again with a 40-22 win over Kansas City in Super Bowl 59.

“Fire Andy” chants echoed throughout the stands in Philadelphia during Andy Reid’s final season coaching the Eagles in 2012.

Will Liam Coen call plays? What's his biggest task with the Jaguars? Looking at some of the flash points of Coen's introduction as the Jaguars new head coach.

What a difference that one day makes for the Jaguars. Sports anchor Jamal St. Cyr weighs in on the team's chaotic 24 hours that resulted in firing the general manager and hiring a head coach.

The Jacksonville Jaguars are reportedly zeroing in on Tampa Bay Buccaneers offensive coordinator Liam Coen as their next head coach. Some fans are optimistic.

The Jacksonville Jaguars have hired Tampa Bay offensive coordinator Liam Coen as the eighth head coach in franchise history.

The Jaguars and Liam Coen are still in talks about the team’s vacant head coaching job, and Jacksonville is getting an assist from its hall of famer in the process.

On Wednesday, the Jaguars announced that they are moving on from general manager Trent Baalke after a rollercoaster tenure with the team that witnessed the disastrous Urban Meyer era, a shocking playoff berth and win, a season that began promising before falling off the rails, and the most recent debacle in the form of a 4-13 season that will see the team pick within the top five of the NFL Draft for the third time in five seasons.

The Jaguars fired general manager Trent Baalke on Wednesday, a little more than two weeks after they fired head coach Doug Pederson. News4JAX takes a look at some of the top candidates to replace Baalke.

The Jaguars are making a long-overdue change at general manager with the team firing Trent Baalke on Wednesday afternoon.

This Jaguars head coaching search thing has gone off the rails. Liam Coen was the guy. He knew it, and then said thanks, but no thanks. Coen is reportedly staying in Tampa Bay and Jacksonville’s head coaching search drags on.

Two weeks into their head coaching search, the Jaguars have seen two of the top candidates go off the market.

Tampa Bay offensive coordinator Liam Coen is no longer a candidate to be Jacksonville’s next head coach.

The city hosting the Super Bowl also has the only NFL team without a head coach.

The Jaguars head coaching search entered its second week, and one big name is already off the board.

Jayden Daniels, meet Slinging Sammy Baugh.

Even though he was wearing a sling on his left arm, Trevor Lawrence was able to point plenty of fingers — most of them at himself.

The Jaguars are in another offseason of limbo, facing a new coaching search and the same old questions that have plagued them for just about the entirety of Shad Khan’s time as owner.

A day after the Jaguars fired head coach Doug Pederson following a disappointing season, the team has requested to interview eight high-profile candidates, the team announced Tuesday.

Jaguars fans expected a full housecleaning. Instead, they got a light dusting, some spackle, a splash of touch-up paint and a whole lot of disappointment. Hey, Jaguars fans are plenty used to it by now, right?

Black Monday in the NFL is officially underway, and the Jacksonville Jaguars are at the center of the annual tradition that sees coaching hot seats turn into vacancies following the regular season’s conclusion.

New England’s Jerod Mayo and Jacksonville’s Doug Pederson are two NFL coaches out of a job while New York Giants coach Brian Daboll is among those who look like they will be back next fall.

Doug Pederson is out as Jacksonville’s head coach after the franchise’s “best team assembled” won just four games.

The Jaguars are in the market for a new head coach in 2025. The team imploded this season, and owner Shad Khan opted to move on from head coach Doug Pederson. Whoever the franchise selects will become the eighth head coach in team history. News4JAX looks at some of the possible replacements for Pederson.

The stunning downfall of Jaguars head coach Doug Pederson is complete.

Doug Pederson is out as Jacksonville’s head coach after the franchise’s “best team assembled” won just four games.

The Jacksonville Jaguars are home after spending seven hours waiting through a winter storm on the tarmac at Indianapolis International Airport.

Indianapolis Colts owner Jim Irsay intends to bring back longtime general manager Chris Ballard and coach Shane Steichen for another season.

It’s over. It has been a long road, but it is finally over. Sunday’s 26-23 loss to the Colts means that Jacksonville’s season is over with a 4-13 record. Now what? News4JAX sports anchor Jamal St. Cyr says it's time to wait.

One of the most disappointing seasons in Jaguars history ended just like it began, with a close and frustrating loss.

How appealing would the Jacksonville Jaguars' openings be if owner Shad Khan fires coach Doug Pederson and/or general manager Trent Baalke.

Doug Pederson became the first Jaguars head coach to sweep the Titans twice, but let's talk about something more important than that. Let’s talk about Fred Taylor. For the second straight year, he is a finalist for the Pro Football Hall of Fame. The Hall committee has made Taylor wait long enough. They need to put him in the Hall of Fame.

Jacksonville hung on for a 20-13 win over the rival Titans on a rainy, wet day at EverBank Stadium, grabbing an early lead and then hanging on at the finish with Tennessee threatening to score.

There’s no defending Jacksonville Jaguars general manager Trent Baalke.

Eagles coach Nick Sirianni and Commanders tight end Zach Ertz cleared the air after they exchanged words following Washington’s comeback win over Philadelphia on Sunday.

The holidays are time for handing out presents and making wishes and Jaguars fans could use a little bit of …. holiday cheer right now. That’s what a 3-12 season will do to even the most steeled and weathered Jacksonville fan. So, what better way to offer a present of positivity with four things that the Jaguars and fans could use this holiday season.

In this kind of season, wins and losses don’t matter. The playoffs are long out the window. Even if the Jaguars end the year on a winning streak that won’t make anybody feel the holiday spirit or warm and fuzzy.

The Jaguars keep finding new levels of rock bottom.

Trevor Lawrence is on the road to recovery after undergoing surgery on Tuesday and the team is optimistic that he’ll be ready for the start of next season.

Jaguars rookie receiver Brian Thomas Jr. has been Jacksonville's biggest bright spot in another dismal season.

Davante Adams caught nine passes for 198 yards and two touchdowns all in the second half and the New York Jets rallied to beat the Jacksonville Jaguars 32-25 to end a four-game skid.

The injury struggles continue for the beleaguered Jaguars with the team losing tight end Evan Engram to a season-ending shoulder injury.

Life without Trevor Lawrence started with a win for the Jaguars, a small positive in a season of lows for the franchise.

The drought is finally over. The Jaguars hadn’t won a road game in this country in over a year. And to get it done in Tennessee with an ugly 10-6 win, well, color me impressed.

It wasn’t pretty but the Jaguars are leaving Nashville with just their third win of the season.

The Jaguars are in the final stretch of another lost season, set to play without their franchise quarterback and just trying to finish strong.

The season is likely over for Jaguars quarterback Trevor Lawrence after the team placed him on the injured reserve list Wednesday afternoon, three days after he suffered his second concussion in less than a year in a game against the Texans.

Jacksonville Jaguars coach Doug Pederson has no problem with how his team reacted to the illegal hit on quarterback Trevor Lawrence.

Jacksonville’s best team ever assembled is currently tied for the league’s worst record with the Raiders and Giants and was officially eliminated from the playoffs on Monday night.

Texans head coach DeMeco Ryans took issue with how linebacker Azeez Al-Shaair has been treated in the aftermath of his violent hit on quarterback Trevor Lawrence, saying that Jacksonville players “overreacted” to the play on Sunday.

Doug Pederson and the Jaguars are still considering their options on the future of injured Trevor Lawrence after a violent hit caused the second concussion in less than a year for the franchise quarterback.

Houston’s Azeez Al-Shaair took to X to apologize to Jacksonville’s Trevor Lawrence after his violent blow to the quarterback’s facemask led to him being carted off the field with a concussion.

Trevor Lawrence thanked the community for their support after a concussion forced him out of action Sunday during the game against the Houston Texans.

A loss is a loss but how Sunday’s 23-20 defeat to the Texans went down is tough. Another close loss, blah, blah, blah, same old, same old. The different part is the hit. Trevor Lawrence gets hit like that and some of his guys were ready to crash out for him. But only some. That’s the line in the sand for me. You’ve got to ride for your guy.

The Jaguars are going nowhere in a hurry and they’ll now have to do it for the foreseeable future without franchise quarterback Trevor Lawrence.

The Jaguars are planning to have Trevor Lawrence back on the field this week, a much-needed boost for a team that has spiraled into one of the NFL’s worst.

The Jaguars are on their bye week, and the News4JAX Sports Team wants to know what questions, comments, or concerns are occupying the minds of Jaguars fans.

Jaguars fans are beyond frustrated with the team’s play following Sunday’s historically bad loss to the Detroit Lions.

The Jaguars are the league’s worst team coming off the worst loss in franchise history. Speculation is running rampant on the futures of head coach Doug Pederson and general manager Trent Baalke.

The Jacksonville Jaguars suffered its worst loss in franchise history on Sunday in a 52-6 beatdown at the hands of the Detroit Lions.

Have you ever heard the phrase “if you don’t have anything nice to say don’t say anything at all?” Fortunately, my mom never told me that as a kid so I have plenty to say and none of it is nice. News4JAX sports anchor Jamal St. Cyr's Four Cents analysis from Week 11.

In a season of embarrassing lows, the Jaguars keep topping themselves.

Doug Pederson was brought to Jacksonville after the team's expectations were all but gone. Now, expectations are expected to cost Pederson his job after the team entered the 2024 NFL season by spending the most money of any NFL organization on free agency.

The Jaguars are starting a backup quarterback on a banged up team. A trip to Detroit (8-1) looms Sunday and the outlook is bleak yet again for Jacksonville.

Trevor Lawrence will miss his second consecutive start due to a shoulder injury but the team is optimistic he could return after the bye week head coach Doug Pederson said on Wednesday morning.

Can anything be salvaged from a disastrous season for Doug Pederson and the Jaguars?

You ever feel like a broken record? Like you’re having deja vu over and over and over again? I wish this was just deja vu, but the Jaguars just keep losing games. News4JAX sports anchor Jamal St. Cyr offers up analysis of Sunday's loss in this week's Four Cents.

The Jaguars wasted a defensive masterpiece on Sunday with an offensive that just couldn’t move the ball.

A person familiar with the decision says Jacksonville Jaguars quarterback Trevor Lawrence will miss the second game of his NFL career.

Trevor Lawrence will miss the second start of his NFL career on Sunday with a shoulder injury that calls into question his availability for the rest of what has been a difficult season for the Jaguars.

Trevor Lawrence may not play on Sunday and faces an uncertain path for the remainder of the season as he continues to get treatment for a shoulder injury, according to a report from the NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport.

An injury to Trevor Lawrence’s non-throwing shoulder has prompted the Jacksonville Jaguars to bring back veteran backup C.

At the very least, the Jacksonville Jaguars need to scrap the script.

Another one. I don’t even know where to start. Jacksonville’s 28-23 loss to the Eagles on Sunday was just all over the place. The Eagles made some absolutely wild plays and ultimately the Jags came up one play short in this one. News4JAX sports anchor Jamal St. Cyr's Four Cents from the loss.

Another moral victory, but another excruciating loss for the Jaguars. Jacksonville roared back from a three-score deficit but couldn’t clear the final hurdle in a 28-23 loss to the Eagles on Sunday afternoon.

Start quicker. Stay healthy. Win the week. Sounds simple but the Jaguars have had all kinds of problems doing those things.

The Jaguars are beaten up, reeling and fading fast. Can Doug Pederson and Jacksonville dial up its magic from two years ago or are things too far gone to fix?

The Jacksonville Jaguars will finish another season without receiver Christian Kirk.

In four of the Jaguars losses this season, the team was just a few plays away from victory but in each game, was not able to come out on top.

Jaguars receiver Christian Kirk suffered a broken left collarbone in Sunday’s loss to the Packers and will miss the rest of the season, according to a report from ESPN.

Another week, another loss. The Jaguars lost to the Packers 30-27 on Sunday at EverBank Stadium to drop 2-6. They fought to the end and injuries were an issue but a loss is a loss is a loss. News4JAX sports anchor Jamal St. Cyr with his Four Cents commentary from the game.

It was as painful of a loss that the Jaguars have endured, on the field and on the scoreboard.

The Jaguars have been here before. In 2022, Jacksonville looked dead in the water. It dropped to 2-6 after a loss to the Broncos in London, their fifth consecutive defeat.

Yes, Jacksonville remains buried under the weight of its 0-4 start, but it has shown signs of progress. The Jaguars have won two of their last three games, including Sunday’s 32-16 romp over the Patriots. They return home in Week 8 to host the Packers at EverBank Stadium on Sunday.

Everyone loves a good underdog story. The Jaguars were trailing by 10 points in the first quarter and exploded the rest of the way to get a 32-16 win over the Patriots in London. News4JAX sports anchor Jamal St. Cyr weighs in with his Four Cents.

Tank Bigsby rushed for 118 yards and two touchdowns and Parker Washington returned a punt 96 yards for a score in Jacksonville’s 32-16 comeback win over the New England Patriots at Wembley Stadium.

Can the Jaguars kick off a long road back to contention on Sunday morning (9:30 a.m.) against the similarly struggling Patriots (1-5)? It’s not a stretch to say this Week 7 game is between the two teams battling for the No. 1 overall draft pick. But that was somewhat expected on the New England side. Not so much on Jacksonville's side.

The Jaguars spent all offseason trying to fix the mistakes, change the culture and clean things up. They wanted to prove that the issues that plagued them during a miserable finish wouldn’t carry over into a new year. Jacksonville couldn’t have been more wrong.