Doug Pederson is a Super Bowl winning coach who knows how to do his job and he should continue to have that opportunity with the Jacksonville Jaguars.

The Jacksonville Jaguars find themselves beyond the point of return and must do these things to fix the team moving forward. Times-Union roundtable:

Following a resounding 52-6 loss on the road in Detroit last weekend, the Jaguars are on a bye week and will return to the field on December 1st at home against the Houston Texans.

The Jacksonville Jaguars could be a different team, coming out of their bye week, in the eyes of head coach Doug Pederson. While he kept details under wraps, Pederson teased about some ‘in-house’ changes,

Jaguars Wire lays out five stats (and some supporting numbers) that define Jacksonville’s 2024 season at the bye week below, identifying the big things that have gone wrong and a couple of somewhat positive takeaways the team can build upon to conclude the campaign.

Jaguars quarterback Trevor Lawrence is expected to return to practice Monday following Jacksonville's Week 12 bye after missing the team's last two games with a left shoulder injury, head coach Doug Pederson revealed.

Ahead of a crucial NFL's Week 13 matchup for the Jacksonville Jaguars, head coach Doug Pederson knows how to bounce back from this difficult situation. The current situation of the Jacksonville Jaguars this season in the NFL has undoubtedly fallen short of expectations.

The Jacksonville Jaguars were blown out by the Detroit Lions 52-6 on Sunday. A report circulated before the game that Doug Pederson would be fired after the game. The play on the field did nothing to help that.