The Jacksonville Jaguars emerged from Sunday’s 20-13 victory over the Tennessee Titans nearly injury free, according to coach Doug Pederson during a teleconference with the media on Monday. The only player to leave the game was offensive guard Brandon ...

The Jacksonville Jaguars seem to be at the end of the line when it comes to their head coach Doug Pederson. Trevor Lawrence has stagnated under center and the defense has regressed under Ryan Nielsen.

The Jacksonville Jaguars ended their 2024 home slate on a high note, beating the Tennessee Titans 20-13 to complete a season-long sweep over one of their biggest rivals and secure at least a .500 record in divisional play this year.

Unconfirmed sources are speculating that Doug Pederson will be one of the first to go. Here are the reasons why I think that’s not guaranteed. For starters, the hot seat was boiling for Pederson back in late September and yet here he still is and the team is still competing at a high level.

The Jaguars’ dreadful 2024 season took another turn for the worse in Week 16 when Jacksonville fell to the Las Vegas Raiders — who entered the contest as the worst team in the NFL as reflected in the Week 15 2025 NFL draft order — 19-14. Find everything Jaguars head coach Doug Pederson said after Jacksonville’s latest loss below.

Pederson on Monday deemed Little out of Jacksonville’s Week 17 matchup with the Tennessee Titans. He hurt his ankle against the New York Jets in Week 15 and aggravated the injury against the Las Vegas Raiders in Week 16. “Walker Little will be out with the ankle, he’ll probably miss the rest of the year,” Pederson said Thursday.

Doug Pederson, amid questions about his job security, says the Jaguars have not quit and stressed the long-term importance of continuity.