Doug Pederson's tenure as head coach of the Jacksonville Jaguars has come to an end following a disappointing 4-13 season. According to a recent survey of NFL players, Pederson ranked 31st in efficiency with just 57% of players feeling he effectively utilized their time. Moreover, he was rated the least responsive coach, resulting in his dismissal after three years, during which he posted a record of 22-29 and led the team to one playoff appearance.

The Jaguars have since appointed Liam Coen as their new head coach, emphasizing a commitment to developing quarterback Trevor Lawrence. With a promising roster and considerable cap space, Jacksonville is poised for potential improvements in the upcoming offseason. General manager James Gladstone will have critical decisions to make to restore the team to playoff contention.