The Jaguars got to the 53-player limit on Tuesday afternoon, continuing to put distance between the current coaching regime and the previous one.
Jacksonville’s approach to free agency was much different than what the floundering franchise tried to accomplish in recent years.
The NFL’s new league year began Wednesday at 4 p.m., and with it, the start of free agency. News4JAX sports editor Justin Barney and sports anchor Jamal St. Cyr give their grades on the class.
The Jacksonville Jaguars have hired Los Angeles Rams executive James Gladstone as their general manager, reuniting him with new coach Liam Coen.
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 Jaguars hired Liam Coen as their new head coach on Friday. He will be introduced during a Monday afternoon press conference. We hand out the grades for Jacksonville’s hire of Coen.
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 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?
Black Monday in the NFL is officially underway, and the Jacksonville Jaguars are at the center of the annual tradition that sees coaching hot seats turn into vacancies following the regular season’s conclusion.
New England’s Jerod Mayo and Jacksonville’s Doug Pederson are two NFL coaches out of a job while New York Giants coach Brian Daboll is among those who look like they will be back next fall.
Doug Pederson is out as Jacksonville’s head coach after the franchise’s “best team assembled” won just four games.
Doug Pederson is out as Jacksonville’s head coach after the franchise’s “best team assembled” won just four games.
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.
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.
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.
In this kind of season, wins and losses don’t matter. The playoffs are long out the window. Even if the Jaguars end the year on a winning streak that won’t make anybody feel the holiday spirit or warm and fuzzy.
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.
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.
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.
A loss is a loss but how Sunday’s 23-20 defeat to the Texans went down is tough. Another close loss, blah, blah, blah, same old, same old. The different part is the hit. Trevor Lawrence gets hit like that and some of his guys were ready to crash out for him. But only some. That’s the line in the sand for me. You’ve got to ride for your guy.
Jaguars fans are beyond frustrated with the team’s play following Sunday’s historically bad loss to the Detroit Lions.
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.
Have you ever heard the phrase “if you don’t have anything nice to say don’t say anything at all?” Fortunately, my mom never told me that as a kid so I have plenty to say and none of it is nice. News4JAX sports anchor Jamal St. Cyr's Four Cents analysis from Week 11.
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 Jaguars are starting a backup quarterback on a banged up team. A trip to Detroit (8-1) looms Sunday and the outlook is bleak yet again for Jacksonville.
Everyone loves a good underdog story. The Jaguars were trailing by 10 points in the first quarter and exploded the rest of the way to get a 32-16 win over the Patriots in London. News4JAX sports anchor Jamal St. Cyr weighs in with his Four Cents.
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 locked up Trevor Lawrence to a record-breaking contract extension on Thursday night, agreeing to a $275 million deal that keeps the franchise quarterback in Jacksonville for the next five seasons.
Minicamp is in the books and the Jaguars will head into a break for summer. The News4JAX sports staff answers some questions about where Jacksonville is as it enters a pivotal 2024 season.
The Jacksonville Jaguars are counting on the youngest kicker ever drafted to bring stability to a position that has been one of the league’s most tumultuous over the past four years.
The NFL draft is in the books and the Jaguars made nine selections over the three-day event. The News4JAX sports staff hands out grades on how Jacksonville did as it attempts to get the franchise back on track after a disappointing finish to a 9-8 season.
The Jaguars will pick up the fifth-year options on both Trevor Lawrence and Travis Etienne, a formality that will lock those two into Jacksonville for next year and more than likely, the foreseeable future.
The Jaguars put the finishing touches on their 2024 draft class Saturday, staying put at every pick and adding some much-needed reinforcements on both lines, on the edge and at corner, running back and kicker.
The Jaguars opened the second day of the NFL draft by focusing on defense, picking LSU tackle Maason Smith in the second round.
The Jaguars traded back in the first round of the NFL draft, moving from No. 17 to 23. They pocketed three additional picks in the process, and used their first-rounder to select LSU receiver Brian Thomas Jr. The News4JAX sports staff grades the selection and the move of general manager Trent Baalke.
The Jaguars made a trade down and turned their attention to offense in the first round of the NFL draft, picking receiver Brian Thomas Jr. to give Trevor Lawrence a major weapon.
Doug Pederson spoke Monday morning at the NFL owner’s meeting in Orlando, saying that he’ll probably never come to terms with Jacksonville’s woeful finish to the 2023 season. The Jaguars were viewed as a potential Super Bowl contender. Instead, they melted down under the pressure.
The free agency rush is over and the Jaguars made a flurry of moves over the past week. Jamal St. Cyr and Justin Barney break down the moves of the week and answer these three questions.
Doug Pederson and Trent Baalke hit the podium at the NFL scouting combine Tuesday, pushing the remnants of a frustrating season behind them and ready to hit the ground and work to rebuild the Jaguars.
Saying that there’s no internal strife threatening to split the franchise apart, general Trent Baalke is steadfast in his belief that the Jaguars are still positioned well to get back on track quickly after the most disappointing finish in franchise history.
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.
Jacksonville’s defense might be a statistical anomaly since key metrics don’t reflect just how good it’s been this season.
The rule change will have every team reduce rosters from 90 players to 53 on Aug. 29. Well, we aren’t waiting until then. We are going to try and nail the Jaguars 53-man roster now.
With one final minicamp on Wednesday morning, the Jaguars put a bow on their offseason program. The next time that players show up in bulk to TIAA Bank Field, it will be to take a look at their new Miller Electric Center facility and begin the start of training camp.
Jaguars are wrapping up the voluntary stages of their offseason. Organized team activities are optional, but the majority of the Jags roster has been in attendance, which makes head coach Doug Pederson pleased.
A wild night in the NFL draft saw the Jaguars trade back twice in the first round before going offense on Thursday night, adding some muscle with Oklahoma tackle Anton Harrison.
The Jaguars are keeping one of their stars on the defensive line in town, agreeing to a contract extension with defensive tackle DaVon Hamilton.
For just the second time in the past 15 years, the Jaguars are picking outside of the top 20 in the NFL draft. That means fans at the sold out Duuuval draft party at Daily’s Place will have to wait quite a bit longer than they’re accustomed to cheer (or jeer) Jacksonville’s draft choice.
After years of making high draft picks (Jacksonville has had its own pick after the 10th spot just once in the past 15 years), the Jaguars find themselves in a far different position this time. When the NFL draft rolls around on April 27, the Jaguars will pick 24th in the first round, their latest selection since they chose Florida defensive tackle Taven Bryan 29th in 2018.
Trent Baalke has a clown figurine sitting on his desk, a playful reminder of a tough season and how much things have changed for he and the Jaguars.
The difference from one year to the next is remarkable for the Jaguars, and no one exemplifies that more than general manager Trent Baalke.
The difference from one year to the next is remarkable for the Jaguars, and no one exemplifies that more than general manager Trent Baalke.
One year ago this week, on Jan. 9, 2022, hundreds of Jacksonville Jaguars fans dressed as clowns filled the seats at TIAA Bank Field.
The Jaguars finalized their roster on Tuesday afternoon, with the most notable cuts coming on the defensive line and in the secondary.
