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

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

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

What is wrong with the Jaguars, and can they be fixed before the season spirals into the unrecoverable ether?

The Jaguars are one of the league's worst teams with a growing list of problems (and injuries) that don’t have easy fixes. The problems that dragged Jacksonville from an 8-3 start to a 9-8 finish last season are still prevalent and perhaps even worse.

Are the issues that the Jaguars endured in a tough opener a sign of things to come or can they get enough of those fixed before Sunday?

News, notes and notables from Thursday's Jaguars training camp practice.

Receiver Brian Thomas Jr. has signed his rookie contract with the Jacksonville Jaguars.

The Jaguars offensive scheme was a point of contention most of last season. It slumped towards the end of last year, causing them to miss the playoffs. Offensive coordinator, Press Taylor, was a first-time play caller, and received the bulk of the blame for a lot of the struggles.

Since the story was published on Monday afternoon, more than 7,000 people have voted in the online poll that had seven options, including Jaguars offensive coordinator Press Taylor, head coach Doug Pederson, quarterback Trevor Lawrence and others.

Players have full confidence in Trevor Lawrence and coach Doug Pederson lauds job done by offensive coordinator Press Taylor.

Since the loss, Jaguars fans have been calling for big changes.

The “Taylor Bro Bowl” trophy used to mean a lot more to Zac and Press Taylor.

The San Francisco 49ers beat the Jacksonville Jaguars 34-3 Sunday in EverBank Stadium.

Rough day at the office for the Jaguars. That locker room really wanted that win on Sunday against the Chiefs. Instead, the Jaguars suffered a 17-9 loss at EverBank Stadium. Here Jamal St. Cyr's Four Cents from the game.

A win is a win … I guess. The Jaguars start the year 1-0 and are in first place in the AFC South, but getting there wasn’t a smooth road.

The Jaguars are ready to take the first step in what could be another memorable season on Saturday night.

Jacksonville Jaguars rookie quarterback Nathan Rourke played two seasons in the Canadian Football League before getting the opportunity to sign with the Jaguars and live out his childhood dream to play in the NFL.

Jaguars offensive coordinator Press Taylor said that he, like everyone, was shaken by the traumatic injury to Bills safety Damar Hamlin in Monday night’s game. Taylor also had somewhat of a personal interest in the game.

Whether Trevor Lawrence plays or not, the Jaguars know they must play better Sunday against the Titans if they want to end the nine-year winless streak in Nashville.

The Jaguars crossed the country and beat a team considered a potential Super Bowl contender, topping the Chargers in Los Angeles 38-10. Here are my four biggest takeaways from the game:

The new era begins Sunday for the Jaguars.

As the season kickoff approaches on Sept. 11, the Jaguars continued molding the roster, including adding a new kicker. But the season's success will hinge on quarterback Trevor Lawrence taking the next step in his career.

With the conclusion of Thursday's combined training camp practice with the Atlanta Falcons, the Jaguars starters won't see action against an opposing team for 17 more days. Can the offense show more in the regular season than it has during the preseason?

With three days of training camp down, the Jaguars are starting to open up more and more of the playbook.

Here are the 10 biggest questions facing the Jaguars leading up to training camp

Doug Pederson has heard about the struggles in Jacksonville.

Doug Pederson’s coaching staff with the Jaguars is complete.

The Jaguars have their offensive coordinator.

After hiring Urban Meyer, Shad Khan infamously said “this time I got it right.”