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Fans of the Jaguars, feel free to celebrate as though it’s almost 1999; you have good cause.
There’s a real breath of fresh air now. This is a man who genuinely understands how to assemble a tight-knit team, transform the football culture, foster harmony within the TIAA Bank Field complex, and perhaps, just perhaps, acclimate a struggling team to the notion of one day being a regular playoff contender.
The seventh full-time head coach of the Jaguars, Doug Pederson, was unveiled on Saturday and is far more than just Urban Meyer’s opposite. In addition to being a warm and approachable leader with a genuine sense of humor, he has succeeded on the biggest football stage before.
As a head coach with a Super Bowl winning history, Pederson can be the stain remover for A franchise that consistently receives negative feedback year after year.
Doug Pederson arrives, and Shad Khan confirms the Jaguars will undergo a front-office restructuring. A new coach, a new strategy
The Jacksonville Jaguars have officially announced the hiring of Doug Pederson as their new head coach.
assembling the group:Jaguars head coach Doug Pederson is prepared to start selecting personnel and assessing players.
For all Jaguars, including quarterback Trevor Lawrence and his teammates, as well as staff members, season ticket holders, sponsors, and potential game-going fans, this is a much-needed new day.
The mist has cleared. It is therefore best for everyone associated with the Jaguars franchise to set aside their animosity and angst over a number of issues, at least for the time being.
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What use does it now serve to escalate matters further for the people who ask why we didn’t hire Byron Leftwich, the people who ask why Trent Baalke is still around, and the people who say Shad Khan will never win?
Folks, it’s time to face reality. The team’s most significant decisions moving forward have already been made, and there is no way to reverse this.
If you compare all the resumes, Pederson may be the most highly qualified head coach available, and that’s why the Jaguars hired him. At least for the time being, Baalke is here to stay. The Jaguars have petitioned the NFL to reinstate the position of Executive Vice-President, so Rick Spielman or someone else will probably be Baalke’s boss in the near future.
Furthermore, despite a terrible As an owner with a 44-120 record, Khan isn’t going to give up on discovering a winning formula. It appears that the Jaguars have reset, so it is reasonable for all of their fans to feel a little ecstatic.
There’s cause for celebration for Jaguars owner Shad Khan (L) and his new head coach, Doug Pederson, as it appears that genuine hope has finally materialized for a struggling team.
Pederson is first and foremost a possible game-changer. Unlike any of Khan’s prior hires, including Jack Del Rio and Tom Coughlin under former owner Wayne Weaver, the 54-year-old coach who oversaw the Philadelphia Eagles’ lone Super Bowl victory has a history of producing all the items that the Jaguars lust for.
“So in the end, we have someone who’s been there, a head coach, a quarterback developer, a man who creates a culture that coaches and players alike will thrive in, and a leader who inspires and commands respect from those around him,” Khan remarked. “And a victorious man.
“We were looking for someone who is passionate about winning and who understands exactly what it takes to be the last team standing in February.”
In addition to leading the Eagles to three postseason appearances in five years, Pederson and Dallas Cowboys coach Mike McCarthy are the only head coaches in the NFL right now who can accomplish what no one else has.
Win a Super Bowl with two different teams in history.
It is not what Bill Belichick has done. Don Shula, Bill Parcells, Andy Reid, Jimmy Johnson, Mike Holmgren, Dick Vermeil, Mike Shanahan, Tony Dungy, Mike Ditka, George Seifert, Jon Gruden, Pete Carroll, Bruce Arians, and Coughlin have also passed up this exceptional opportunity.
Is it premature to believe that Pederson could accomplish such a remarkable feat? It is, of course.
But hope is the most important thing the Jaguars and their struggling fan base need right now, considering where they’ve been over the last ten years.
