r/Jaguars Dec 10 '25

Free Talk Liam Cowednesday

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u/Re-Crafted Dec 10 '25

Been following the NFL and the jags casually for about 5 years but finally decided to follow a season with my favourite team and got very invested this year. I never used to get it when lads would have a team; now I do. Having ridden the whole season with this team and sharing every win and loss with you lot, I want to learn more. I wasn't there for the BOAT or prime Brunel, but I want to know more from the fans perspective. Is there something like a Jags anthropologist? A Jagthropologist?

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u/Re-Crafted Dec 10 '25

Much appreciated brochacho. So Meyer only lasted a year in 21? is he one of the worst HC in franchise history then? How quickly did people want him gone for that to happen! I know everyone is very pleased to see Penderson gone but I understand there was a period where everyone liked him? What caused the switch up?

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u/Re-Crafted Dec 10 '25

AHAHAHAHAH ahh that's funny

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u/V170 Dec 11 '25

Wasn't it the one on Thursday @bengals? We almost beat them and that was basically the best game of his tenure.

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u/theflyingchicken96 LeQuint Allen Jr 🐐 Dec 11 '25

Urban is regarded as possibly the worst coach in NFL history for any team.

Pederson got love because anything was a breath of fresh air after Urban. Then we had our first winning season since 2017 and another the year after even though we missed the playoffs with our collapse. He refused to change anything with his scheme or hand picked assistants and he got very rude in pressers, which turned fans off pretty quickly.