Hays Carlyon

1 week ago | 1010xl.com | Hays Carlyon

By Hays CarlyonArguably the wildest offseason in franchise history is over. New leadership. A massive free-agent class. Followed by a legacy-defining draft. So, how does the team look? This is our stab at the 53-man roster as we await the start of training camp on July 22. OFFENSE (25 players)QUARTERBACK (2)Who: Trevor Lawrence and Nick Mullens. Tough cuts: None. Why: Lawrence and Mullens are all this roster needs. Keeping two allows for more room elsewhere at a more competitive position.

2 months ago | 1010xl.com | Hays Carlyon

By Hays CarlyonNew Jaguars general manager James Gladstone needed two months to orchestrate the biggest trade in Jaguars history. The Jaguars were the team to watch heading into the first round of the NFL Draft on Thursday. Gladstone needed 15 minutes to steal the show. The Jaguars traded up three spots with Cleveland to draft Heisman Trophy phenomenon Travis Hunter. The Colorado superstar excelled at both receiver and cornerback and is expected to play on both sides of the ball for the Jaguars.

2 months ago | 1010xl.com | Hays Carlyon

By Hays CarlyonThe Jaguars offensive line isn’t fixed. Not even close. That’s why coach Liam Coen, general manager James Gladstone and executive vice president Tony Boselli should collaborate around the same idea. The Jaguars should take an offensive tackle with the fifth pick. The new Jags brain trust inherited a total mess at offensive line. Signing four free agents in March was a nice start, but far from a solution. Is Robert Hainsey a dramatic upgrade over Mitch Morse at center?

Mar 6, 2025 | 1010xl.com | Hays Carlyon

By Hays CarlyonThe Jaguars became Liam Coen and James Gladstone’s team officially on Thursday. That was the day Shad Khan’s new, dynamic pair of football leaders announced their presence. They announced it with authority. The Jaguars followed up the release (and then trade to Houston) of receiver Christian Kirk with a wave of moves Thursday afternoon. Things started with the retirement of center Mitch Morse.

Jan 24, 2025 | 1010xl.com | Hays Carlyon

By Hays CarlyonThe Pirate has arrived. Liam Coen might be inexperienced in the NFL – and that does concern me – but he proved something bigger. He has the competitive killer instinct the Jacksonville Jaguars have lacked. The NFL is not a nice guys business. The best are competitive killers. Liam Coen clearly is not happy to just be at the table, one of 32 coaches in the most cutthroat sport in this country. He wants to win the ultimate prize.