Coen confirmed on Monday during his introductory press conference that he will be the one calling plays on offense. He also considers himself part of the Sean McVay coaching tree, so bringing in Scheelhaase, who worked under McVay this past season, would provide some continuity in terms of scheme.

With a strange hiring process and the obligatory introductory news conference behind him, Liam Coen officially begins his job Tuesday as the head coach of the Jacksonville Jaguars with clear missions in mind: creating a winning culture built on aggressive play and designing a top-flight offense around quarterback Trevor Lawrence.