For newly hired Jacksonville Jaguars head coach Liam Coen, this fall won’t be the first instance of him standing on the sidelines as quarterback Trevor Lawrence plays a game. Back in 2014, Coen saw Lawrence play live as the Cartersville Purple Hurricanes hosted the Buford Wolves in the 4A Georgia High School Association Football State Semifinals.

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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

Coen, the one-time UMass quarterback, was the architect of a gangbusters offense in Tampa Bay this year, and will look to do something similar around Trevor Lawrence.

“At the end of the day? It came down to business,” Coen told the Tampa Bay Times following his introductory news conference as the Jaguars' head coach Monday. “It did. It came down to family and business and a dream that was right in front of you!