The Bears are set to hire former Jaguars offensive coordinator Press Taylor as their new pass game coordinator, according to Ian Rapoport.

Sometime between Saquon Barkley’s lightning-bolt 60-yard touchdown and the Washington Commanders’ dumb and desperate attempts to stop the Tush Push, between the opening kickoff of Sunday’s NFC championship game and the moment early in the fourth quarter when Nick Foles’ face flashed across Lincoln Financial Field’s two giant video boards,

Former Jaguars offensive coordinator and longtime Doug Pederson assistant Press Taylor has reportedly joined the Bears staff as passing game coordinator.

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

Who are the New York Jets going to hire as offensive coordinator? It’s a question that’s on every Jets fan’s mind, and probably Aaron Rodgers’s mind, too. Jets

Kellen Moore is a finalist for the New Orleans Saints head coach job. Philadelphia must be aggressive to find his replacement if that happens.

The Jaguars and Lions were tracking almost identically until about 14 months ago, but Detroit's build had a much sturdier foundation.

The story behind how the Jacksonville Jaguars hired Liam Coen is an incredible tale with a bunch of sneaky maneuvers and mistakes being corrected. After a tumultuous start to the Jaguars offseason, there were a lot of questions regarding the Jaguar’s ownership and leadership.

Baalke initially served as director of player personnel for the Jaguars in 2020 before being being promoted to GM in 2021.

Everyone–fans, reporters, talking heads–all seemed to know that moving on from Baalke immediately following the regular season was what the Jaguars had to do to be in the mix for a top coaching candidate. Well, everyone except the Jaguars’ themselves.

The Jacksonville Jaguars and general manager Trent Baalke are parting ways following four seasons, the team announced Wednesday.

The Jacksonville Jaguars agreed to terms with Liam Coen as their new head coach on Friday, two days after he reportedly withdrew his name from consideration for the job. Coen initially was set to remain with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on a new contract that reportedly would make him one of the league's highest-paid coordinators.