A major name in hospitality could soon be checking in to downtown Jacksonville. Hard Rock Hotels is reportedly considering the vacant Berkman II site along the riverfront, just down the road from the Four Seasons Hotel and Shipyards projects that are already in the works.
It was the first practice in the new era of Jaguars football, one that included a front office and coaching overhaul in the offseason and dozens of moves to help improve a team that is just 5-18 since the midway point of 2023.
With Wednesday’s start of training camp, the march to the regular season begins for the rebuilt Jaguars and first-year head coach Liam Coen.
Kismet, the megayacht owned by billionaire Shahid Khan, was recently spotted in Venice, drawing attention from yacht enthusiasts and locals alike.
Documents obtained by News4JAX indicate that plans for the properties may include a private beach club, spa, fitness center, restaurant, improved Lemon Bar, parking, and retail space, transforming the area into a boutique resort hotel.
Jacksonville’s approach to free agency was much different than what the floundering franchise tried to accomplish in recent years.
The Jacksonville Jaguars have begun conducting in-person interviews Wednesday for their vacant general manager position and are inching closer to completing the process.
The Jacksonville Fairgrounds is officially under new ownership as Jacksonville Jaguars owner Shad Khan’s Iguana Investments Florida LLC has purchased the 14.1-acre property.
Jaguars Pro Football Hall of Famer Tony Boselli is heading to the team’s front office as the executive vice president of football operations.
Jaguars fans lined up at the gates by the Gallagher Club and stretched back hundreds of feet, anxiously awaiting the start of a hastily arranged event to celebrate new head coach Liam Coen.
The Jaguars made the first big hire of Liam Coen’s coaching tenure, tabbing Anthony Campanile for the defensive coordinator late Thursday night.
2025 has been quite the year of change for the Jacksonville Jaguars. On Jan. 6, the team moved on from Doug Pederson as their head coach, and about two weeks later on Jan. 22, they decided to “respectfully separate” from their general manager Trent Baalke.
Will Liam Coen call plays? What's his biggest task with the Jaguars? Looking at some of the flash points of Coen's introduction as the Jaguars new head coach.
What a difference that one day makes for the Jaguars. Sports anchor Jamal St. Cyr weighs in on the team's chaotic 24 hours that resulted in firing the general manager and hiring a head coach.
The Jaguars potentially capped one of the wildest two days in franchise history, agreeing to make Liam Coen their next head coach, multiple sources reported on Thursday night.
The Jaguars and Liam Coen are still in talks about the team’s vacant head coaching job, and Jacksonville is getting an assist from its hall of famer in the process.
On Wednesday, the Jaguars announced that they are moving on from general manager Trent Baalke after a rollercoaster tenure with the team that witnessed the disastrous Urban Meyer era, a shocking playoff berth and win, a season that began promising before falling off the rails, and the most recent debacle in the form of a 4-13 season that will see the team pick within the top five of the NFL Draft for the third time in five seasons.
The Jaguars fired general manager Trent Baalke on Wednesday, a little more than two weeks after they fired head coach Doug Pederson. News4JAX takes a look at some of the top candidates to replace Baalke.
General manager Trent Baalke is out in Jacksonville after the Jaguars failed to land second interviews with three of their top coaching candidates.
This Jaguars head coaching search thing has gone off the rails. Liam Coen was the guy. He knew it, and then said thanks, but no thanks. Coen is reportedly staying in Tampa Bay and Jacksonville’s head coaching search drags on.
Two weeks into their head coaching search, the Jaguars have seen two of the top candidates go off the market.
Even though he was wearing a sling on his left arm, Trevor Lawrence was able to point plenty of fingers — most of them at himself.
The Jaguars finished their season Sunday with an overtime loss to the Colts to cap a 4-13 finish. They fired head coach Doug Pederson on Monday and have started a new head coaching search. Jamal St. Cyr and Justin Barney answer questions on what went wrong, who the team should hire, and hand out offensive and defensive MVPs.
The Jaguars are in another offseason of limbo, facing a new coaching search and the same old questions that have plagued them for just about the entirety of Shad Khan’s time as owner.
At a joint press conference conducted through Zoom on Monday, Khan explained how he reached the decision to keep Jaguars general manager Trent Baalke in his position, while Baalke gave some insight into how the front office will conduct the organization’s search for a new head coach.
Jaguars fans expected a full housecleaning. Instead, they got a light dusting, some spackle, a splash of touch-up paint and a whole lot of disappointment. Hey, Jaguars fans are plenty used to it by now, right?
Doug Pederson is out as Jacksonville’s head coach after the franchise’s “best team assembled” won just four games.
The Jaguars are in the market for a new head coach in 2025. The team imploded this season, and owner Shad Khan opted to move on from head coach Doug Pederson. Whoever the franchise selects will become the eighth head coach in team history. News4JAX looks at some of the possible replacements for Pederson.
Doug Pederson is out as Jacksonville’s head coach after the franchise’s “best team assembled” won just four games.
The Jacksonville Jaguars are home after spending seven hours waiting through a winter storm on the tarmac at Indianapolis International Airport.
It’s over. It has been a long road, but it is finally over. Sunday’s 26-23 loss to the Colts means that Jacksonville’s season is over with a 4-13 record. Now what? News4JAX sports anchor Jamal St. Cyr says it's time to wait.
How appealing would the Jacksonville Jaguars' openings be if owner Shad Khan fires coach Doug Pederson and/or general manager Trent Baalke.
From a destructive fire at a luxury apartment complex in downtown Jacksonville to the approval of the “Stadium of the Future,” 2024 brought dozens of significant events that impacted our communities.
Doug Pederson became the first Jaguars head coach to sweep the Titans twice, but let's talk about something more important than that. Let’s talk about Fred Taylor. For the second straight year, he is a finalist for the Pro Football Hall of Fame. The Hall committee has made Taylor wait long enough. They need to put him in the Hall of Fame.
Jacksonville hung on for a 20-13 win over the rival Titans on a rainy, wet day at EverBank Stadium, grabbing an early lead and then hanging on at the finish with Tennessee threatening to score.
A banner flying over EverBank Stadium several hours before kickoff on Sunday called for the Jaguars to fire general manager Trent Baalke as the team limps to the finish of another miserable season.
It's been a frustrating season for the Jaguars, but it's been equally as frustrating for the fans to watch. A die-hard fan says he's organizing a GoFundMe to place a billboard in Jacksonville asking the team to end the fanbase's frustrations by firing general manager Trent Baalke.
Hollywood loves to make reboots. The Jags season has been the reboot that has been done to death. News4JAX sports anchor Jamal St. Cyr's commentary after Sunday's 32-25 loss to the Jets.
The drought is finally over. The Jaguars hadn’t won a road game in this country in over a year. And to get it done in Tennessee with an ugly 10-6 win, well, color me impressed.
The Jaguars are in the final stretch of another lost season, set to play without their franchise quarterback and just trying to finish strong.
Councilmember Jimmy Peluso made headlines when he declined an invitation to a holiday party hosted aboard Jaguars team owner Shad Khan’s 410-foot yacht, the Kismet.
Attending a holiday party is a normal occurrence this time of year but it’s a little different when you attend a holiday party on a yacht hosted by billionaire and Jaguars owner Shad Khan.
Shad Khan invited the mayor and council members to attend an event that he held on Monday night on his yacht. Councilman Rahman Johnson said he went and released a lengthy statement about it Wednesday night.
Jacksonville’s best team ever assembled is currently tied for the league’s worst record with the Raiders and Giants and was officially eliminated from the playoffs on Monday night.
The Jaguars are the league’s worst team coming off the worst loss in franchise history. Speculation is running rampant on the futures of head coach Doug Pederson and general manager Trent Baalke.
In a season of embarrassing lows, the Jaguars keep topping themselves.
Doug Pederson was brought to Jacksonville after the team's expectations were all but gone. Now, expectations are expected to cost Pederson his job after the team entered the 2024 NFL season by spending the most money of any NFL organization on free agency.
The megayacht, which is longer than a football field at 133 yards (400 feet), charters for $3 million per week and features six decks, three pools, a gym, a helicopter pad and can host 12 guests and 37 crew members, according to Boat International.
Trevor Lawrence will miss his second consecutive start due to a shoulder injury but the team is optimistic he could return after the bye week head coach Doug Pederson said on Wednesday morning.
Can the Jaguars kick off a long road back to contention on Sunday morning (9:30 a.m.) against the similarly struggling Patriots (1-5)? It’s not a stretch to say this Week 7 game is between the two teams battling for the No. 1 overall draft pick. But that was somewhat expected on the New England side. Not so much on Jacksonville's side.
Mark Lamping, president of the Jacksonville Jaguars, joined News4JAX anchor Bruce Hamilton via Zoom from London to talk about the potential impacts of the "Stadium of the Future" deal on downtown development.
The stadium deal is expected to benefit more than just the Jaguars and should help the city as it looks to keep the Florida-Georgia football game in town long term.
NFL owners voted unanimously to approve the stadium deal between the Jaguars and the City of Jacksonville on Tuesday, clearing the way for the Stadium of the Future to become a reality.
The Stadium of the Future faces its final challenge this week in Atlanta as NFL owners vote on Jacksonville’s $1.4 billion package on a new home for the Jaguars.
So, the Jaguars are 1-5. Was that what you expected this season? That’s the Jaguars record following Sunday’s embarrassing 35-16 loss to the Bears in London. News4JAX sports anchor Jamal St. Cyr offers his Four Cents from the game.
The Jaguars had a win in their grasp and let it slip away again.Trevor Lawrence threw a pair of touchdown passes but Jacksonville faded in the final two minutes and saw CJ Stroud and the Texans add another chapter to the latest Jaguars heartbreak in an 24-20 loss on Sunday.
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.
On this episode we are joined by AEW owner Tony Khan, who joins us to discuss the recent NFL Films documentary about him that came out this week. It showed a day in his life and how he straddles the two worlds of pro football and pro wrestling. Khan shares how his father, Jaguars owner Shad Khan, feels about his venture into pro wrestling and also discusses some major shows coming in the next two weeks for AEW.
The Jaguars left a memorable impression for all the wrong reasons last season. But it’s optimism season for Jacksonville and the NFL’s other 31 franchises. When the Jaguars visit Miami on Sunday, the fresh start and cautious optimism are welcome.
WJXT anchor Tom Wills is retiring Friday after 49 years with the station. We reached out to some notable sports figures in Jacksonville and had them give Wills their best.
As people across Jacksonville learn more about the new stadium deal, downtown development is also getting a lot of attention. Beyond EverBank Stadium upgrades, Jaguars owner Shad Khan is also investing in other projects.
The Jaguars and the City of Jacksonville took the wraps off the most expensive investment in Jacksonville history on Tuesday, a 50-50 cost split on the $1.25 billion “Stadium of the Future” project that won’t include new taxes and will keep the team in town for the next generation.
Despite a bump in his net worth, Jaguars owner Shad Khan is down 18 spots on Forbes' billionaires list. He is still one of the richest people in the world, coming in at No. 162 with $12.3 billion.
The Jaguars had significant strides in the eyes of players in a survey released by the NFL Players Association on Wednesday, making the biggest jump among all 32 teams and avoiding tumultuous headlines like they did a year ago.
The Jaguars are picking up the pieces after finishing 9-8 and missing the playoffs. As they head into a critical offseason, Jamal St. Cyr and Justin Barney debate several topics on changes that should happen.
The Jaguars have major questions facing it after a second-half implosion cost it the AFC South title and a playoff spot. News4JAX looks at things the Jaguars need to address in the offseason.
WWEonFOX handle on X (formerly Twitter) mocks the Jaguars' post about playoff tickets because the Khan family also owns the competing All Elite Wrestling
The $2 billion dream to redevelop the stadium and the surrounding area with half the money coming from the city is still just that — a dream — but negotiations between the city and the team are underway.
Under the current proposal for stadium renovations, work would begin in 2025 and would take the Jaguars away from Jacksonville for two seasons.
This as the team heads to London for a two game stretch in the UK. Younger fans can also watch the game on Disney Plus as the cartoon characters from Toy Story will replay the game as it happens.
Jacksonville-base All Elite Wrestling has fired perhaps its top star C.M. Punk (real name Phillip Brooks). This follows allegations of a backstage fight between C.M. Punk and other performers at the company’s “All In” event in London.
The 170-room property will feature waterfront views alongside renowned Four Seasons service, setting a new standard for luxury hospitality in Downtown Jacksonville.
The Jacksonville Jaguars this week released a comprehensive report that addresses some of the key questions that came up during a series of town hall meetings held by the team last month.
