Jacksonville Jaguars seek sustained success to build a long-term winning culture

The Jacksonville Jaguars are returning 20 starters from their 2025 playoff roster as the organization attempts to shift its historical reputation. Led by head coach Liam Coen and general manager James Gladstone, the franchise seeks to avoid the volatility that followed its 2017 postseason appearance. Analysts suggest that the team requires a consistent run of five to ten years of winning seasons to match the status shift recently achieved by the Buffalo Bills and Detroit Lions. For the Jaguars to succeed, quarterback Trevor Lawrence must demonstrate that his performance during the 2025 season was not a single-year occurrence. The franchise currently holds a record of five playoff appearances over the last 26 seasons. Future success relies on sustained results rather than isolated winning campaigns.

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