Report: Jaguars Seen as 'Sneaky-Good' Job by 'Many' Potential Head Coaches

The Jacksonville Jaguars could be looking for a new head coach after the 2020 season. If they are, "many" coaches see Jacksonville as a "sneaky-good" landing spot.

Jeremy Fowler and Dan Graziano of ESPN reported Tuesday that coaches have their eye on the status of Doug Marrone, who is on the hot seat in his fourth season with the Jags.

Jacksonville is 23-33 under Marrone, including a 1-5 mark in 2020. The Jaguars have lost their last five games after a season-opening win over the Indianapolis Colts, including their last two by a combined 34 points.

While the team spent most of the offseason jettisoning veteran talent, signaling a rebuild, it also leaves the roster wide-open for a new regime. Marrone and general manager David Caldwell are linked, meaning the team will likely be looking for someone new to head up the football operations staff in addition to a coach.

The Jaguars still have a first- and fourth-round pick from the Los Angeles Rams to satisfy the terms of last season's Jalen Ramsey trade and a second-rounder they acquired for Yannick Ngakoue from the Minnesota Vikings, who also owe the Jags a conditional fifth-rounder in 2022.

With three potentially elite quarterbacks (Trevor Lawrence, Justin Fields and Trey Lance) in the 2021 class, the Jaguars could be in line for a quick rebuild.