Overview
- Liam Coen, former Tampa Bay Buccaneers offensive coordinator, has been officially hired as the Jacksonville Jaguars' head coach after a tumultuous hiring process.
- Coen initially withdrew from consideration due to concerns over working with Jaguars' then-GM Trent Baalke, but reconsidered after Baalke was let go by the team.
- The Jaguars offered Coen a five-year contract reportedly worth $12 million annually, along with influence over the team's search for a new general manager.
- The Buccaneers had attempted to retain Coen by offering him the highest-paid offensive coordinator role in the NFL, but Coen ultimately accepted the Jaguars' offer.
- Coen's hiring marks a significant shift for the Jaguars, who are seeking to revitalize their offense and maximize quarterback Trevor Lawrence's potential under Coen's leadership.