It was around midseason when the Jacksonville Jaguars had an idea of what was likely to come: a complete regime change involving now-former head coach Doug Pede

Jacksonville Jaguars coach Liam Coen held his first news conference on Monday at the Miller Electric Center. What were the highlights?

With a strange hiring process and the obligatory introductory news conference behind him, Liam Coen officially begins his job Tuesday as the head coach of the Jacksonville Jaguars with clear missions in mind: creating a winning culture built on aggressive play and designing a top-flight offense around quarterback Trevor Lawrence.

With the hiring of Coen, the Jaguars did right by quarterback Trevor Lawrence. Lawrence is not the only player the team needs to take into consideration when they make drastic changes, but as the franchise quarterback he is the one who the team will look to as a guiding light more often than not.

Former Jacksonville Jaguars' offensive coordinator Press Taylor is joining Ben Johnson and the Chicago Bears coaching staff, according to Ian Rapoport. Taylor will specifically be the Bears' passing g

The Jacksonville Jaguars have hired a young offensive-minded head coach for the first time in Liam Coen. Can he bring out the best in QB Trevor Lawrence?

The Bears are hiring Press Taylor as their passing game coordinator, Ian Rapoport of NFL Media reports. Taylor spent the past three years as the offensive coordinator with Jaguars, working with Trevor Lawrence under head coach Doug Pederson. He now will work with Caleb Williams under head coach Ben Johnson and offensive coordinator Declan Doyle.

Former Jaguars offensive coordinator and longtime Doug Pederson assistant Press Taylor has joined the Bears staff as a passing game coordinator according to NFL Network.

The Jaguars introduced Coen on Monday, three days after agreeing to terms on a five-year contract. Owner Shad Khan parted ways with general manager Trent Baalke to clear a path to land Coen, who reversed course after telling Tampa Bay he planned to remain the team’s offensive coordinator.

Confidence for many Jaguars fans won't be found here in the O-Zone this offseason. Nor will it be found in their hearts. Those hearts have been broken and punched too often in recent seasons. Confidence must be earned and the only way to earn it is by winning.

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Liam Coen was the offensive coordinator for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers after holding the same job with the Los Angeles Rams and University of Kentucky.