The Jacksonville Jaguars have high hopes for new head coach Liam Coen. After a brilliant season in 2024 as the Tampa Bay Buccaneers offensive coordinator, Coen's ability to develop an offense is arguably the biggest reason he is the Jaguars' coach today -- and this ability goes far further than many might realize.

The Jacksonville Jaguars are in the full swing of summer. The team opened the Miller Electric Center to fans as they held the second day of rookie minicamp, providing the first official look at first-round pick Travis Hunter in a Jaguars uniform.

In a recent interview, Tony Boselli recalled two things about Liam Coen that separated him during the head coaching search.

Liam Coen and James Gladstone continue to clear out many of Trent Baalke's players as they look towards the future, a future that is based on custom-fitting pla

Just two short years ago, the Jacksonville Jaguars looked like a formidable playoff contender, taking down the Los Angeles Chargers in a 31-30 nail biter Wild Card game and then almost upsetting the Kansas City Chiefs the next week. Not much has gone right in the 24 months since.

With the Jaguars having nine home games during the regular season compared to eight road games, to balance out the overall home and away numbers, so to speak, Jacksonville has just one home game during the preseason. This is the case for the entire AFC.

The Jacksonville Jaguars clearly think highly of third-round safety Caleb Ransaw, with the Jaguars' staff and front office gushing about him at every chance they get. But who really is the Jaguars' second-highest-picked rookie? We take a look below to get to know him even better.

Liam Coen and the Jaguars will head to London in Week 7 and face a team that he knows well — the Los Angeles Rams.