Jaguars rank No. 7 in power rankings after Coen's remarks
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 13, 2026, 3:12 PM
Last updated Aug 13, 2026

The Jacksonville Jaguars have been ranked No. 7 in NFL.com's preseason power rankings, following head coach Liam Coen's recent criticism of the team's perceived lack of respect. Coen stated that the motivational challenge of proving doubters wrong fuels his coaching approach. NFL.com’s Nick Shook acknowledged the Jaguars’ progress, citing their strong performance late last season, particularly quarterback Trevor Lawrence's development. Despite some offseason losses, the Jaguars' coaching staff remained intact, which the rankings reflect. The team looks to build on this momentum as the 2026 NFL season approaches.
- •Jaguars ranked No. 7 in NFL.com's power rankings.
- •Liam Coen criticized the media for disrespecting the Jaguars.
- •Coen uses perceived disrespect as motivation for the team.
- •Trevor Lawrence showed significant development last season.
- •Coaching staff remains unchanged heading into the season.
- 3:12 PMYahoo Sports — Jaguars earn top-10 spot power rankings after Liam Coen calls out doubters
"After Liam Coen recently called out the Jaguars' lack of respect, NFL. com ranked Jacksonville No. 7 in its preseason power rankings.
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