Author: Gene Frenette, Florida Times-Union

It looked bleak for the Jaguars as they trailed the Los Angeles Chargers 27-0 in the AFC playoffs, but resilient QB Trevor Lawrence came through again.

The back-and-forth bickering between the PGA Tour and LIV Golf has gotten tiresome and is doing nothing to help the game, Gene Frenette writes.

Sunday marked the one-month anniversary of the Jaguars’ first coaching interviews. It’s still in limbo because Shad Khan didn’t fire GM Trent Baalke.

With the NFL coaching dominoes falling, the Jaguars better now kick into a two-minute offense to lock up Byron Leftwich as their next coach.

Jaguars’ owner Shad Khan, one of the NFL’s most patient owners, had enough of the Urban Meyer drama and was forced to fire him after 11 months on job.

Urban Meyer is only five games into his NFL tenure but has done little to quell skeptics who said he would struggle with the transition from college.

It’s no secret the Jaguars’ weakest position right now is tight end. So if they want to give former NFL QB Tim Tebow a shot, there’s no real harm.

With access to Clemson QB Trevor Lawrence in the 2021 NFL draft, the Jacksonville Jaguars’ Urban Meyer hiring gives them huge marketing appeal.

Urban Meyer has won big everywhere, but he’s also left trail of off-field issues and has had real health problems. Would he be worth risk for Jaguars?

Former Jacksonville Jaguars standout offensive tackle Tony Boselli had to be put in the Mayo Clinic’s ICU during his bout with COVID-19.