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The Jaguars lead the AFC South at 8-4 and are well-positioned for a postseason berth.
Liam Coen says the goal is consistent improvement across offense, defense and special teams.
The team’s start has outpaced even optimistic projections for 2025.
Coen credits multi-phase opportunities from all three phases for the current success.
Coen refuses to set mile markers, focusing on steady year-over-year improvement.
Jacksonville’s season has allowed meaningful December games for the playoff push.
ESPN projects the Jaguars with a strong chance to stay in playoff contention.
Coen inherited a 4-13 team and aims to overhaul it this season.
Jacksonville's players have embraced the improved on-field product.
Coen expressed gratitude for early success and looks ahead to continued progress.

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The Jaguars strengthen ties with a high-profile SEC program through Florida's new head coach Jon Sumrall and defensive coordinator Brad White.
Coen praises White as one of the smartest coaches and a true teacher of football who is detail-oriented and well-organized.
Coen notes the close personal ties between White and Coen, including shared Rhode Island roots and high school connections.
Sumrall’s Florida hire keeps White within a close geographic and professional circle that benefits both programs.
Coen highlights White’s impact on practice and game planning as a major asset for the Jaguars and Florida colleagues.
The article emphasizes a broader SEC network linking top college programs and NFL teams.
Coen and White’s Rhode Island origin is noted as part of their long-standing relationship.
The piece mentions a rivalry game between the Jaguars and Georgia at EverBank Stadium as part of their connection.
The article is authored by Jared Feinberg and situates this as a developing story of coach and coordinator alliances.
The story invites readers to subscribe for updates on Jaguars content and follow related SI profiles.
The article situates this development within ongoing coverage of Jaguars’ Week 14 analysis and related SEC connections.

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The Jaguars have improved in red zone efficiency, up from about 51% to roughly 77% in recent games.
Head coach Liam Coen credits a tighter red zone plan and tailored plays for the improvement.
Jacksonville's offense has been inconsistent overall but shows momentum with red zone success.
The team is getting more points from longer drives, helping maximize yardage advantages.
Trevor Lawrence and the offense are expected to benefit from localized red zone adjustments.
The Jaguars are 8-4 and continuing to refine strategy as the season nears its end.
Coen’s offensive approach includes carryover plays and red zone-specific adjustments.
The Jaguars outgained Los Angeles in yardage and snaps but still struggled to finish drives in a key game.
The article notes the red zone improvement as a focal point of late-season success.
Overall, Jacksonville’s offense has shown signs of stabilization amid late-season adjustments.

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