Trevor Lawrence inadvertently threw past Jaguars regime under the bus

Doug Pederson was fired after the 2024 season due to his declining performance with the Jacksonville Jaguars, marked by a lack of involvement, outdated schemes, and poor player coaching. His tenure followed a recovery from the Urban Meyer era but failed to sustain success.

The Jaguars hired Liam Coen as the new head coach, impressing the organization with his comprehensive football knowledge, leadership qualities, and responsibility handling. His arrival has brought renewed energy and high expectations to the team.

Quarterback Trevor Lawrence publicly praised Coen and the new coaching staff for injecting much-needed energy, detail-oriented coaching, and a culture of accountability. He emphasized that players must now take ownership and push each other, highlighting the positive steps the team has taken.

Lawrence also noted the addition of key leaders like Robert Hainsey, Jourdan Lewis, and Eric Murray, who contribute both on-field skill and off-field professionalism. This shift reflects broader organizational changes under General Manager James Gladstone, aiming to build a stronger team culture. While Coen's ultimate success will depend on wins, early signs indicate the Jaguars are moving in a positive direction with full player buy-in.