Jaguars coach Doug Pederson doesn’t believe in firing assistants during the season
Jaguars coach Doug Pederson doesn't believe in firing assistants during the season. He didn't do it during his five years in Philadelphia and doesn't plan to in Jacksonville, not even after the worst loss in franchise history. Coming off a 52-6 debacle at Detroit and heading into a bye week, Pederson said 'everything's on the table' in terms of making changes. But he also made it clear that keeping his staff intact is a priority.
' Special teams have been bright spots this season. Logan Cooke leads the NFL in net punting at 46.4 yards a kick. Rookie Cam Little has made 13 consecutive field goals, including a career-long 59-yarder against the Lions. And safety Daniel Thomas had Jacksonville's top highlight when he dropped punt returner Kalif Raymond inside the 10-yard line. Pederson said the Jaguars need to look into playing consecutive games in London every year.
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