Press Pass | Liam Coen Reacts to Jaguars' Loss in Wild Card vs. Bills
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What were Liam Coen's thoughts on the Jaguars' loss to the Bills?
Yeah, Liam, just take us through the last couple of series there and what your thoughts are and how it ended.
Yeah, just a tough way to end the season, obviously. We scored a go ahead. Couldn't really get them off the grass there on the last drive. Converted, obviously, a few of those. We get hit on a little bit of a busted coverage there. And then the quarterback sneak that goes down to the one-yard line. it's tough because you're still trying to hold them to it. They need a touchdown. So with where they were at, it's not like we were about to freeway it, you know, I mean, we're competing to try to stop them, to make them kick a field goal. But once you get it down to the one yard line, we decided to freeway it, let them score and try to get the ball back. And then we do and ended up throwing interception. So it was just tough ending.
Liam, can you go through the first half there and what was disjointed in the offense, the passing game maybe, and it seemed like you had a lot of success when you did run it.
Yeah, we were running the ball well, ran it well. Obviously, it's a pretty solid pass defense. They were doing some stuff pre-snap, post-snap, changing the picture a little bit, and just didn't really get going. We had a couple busts, a couple poor calls, just a couple not executing in the pass game in the first half. But we're fortunate enough to be Still in a good position, obviously, at the half. Missed the field goal. You know, but give ourselves a chance. So I thought we ran it better, though. Hey, Liam, just on the run game, it seemed like you guys got away from it a little bit in the first half. Just what kind of happened there and what sort of transpired for you to pass the ball more in the second half?
I'm not really sure exactly what you mean, but just call the game like the way I always call the game.
How you doing today? Lynn Jones, Jacksonville Free Press News. I just want to tell you congratulations on your success, young man. Thank you. You hold your head up, all right? You guys have had a most magnificent season. Thank you. You did a great job out there today. Appreciate it. So you just hold your head up, okay? Thank you, ma'am. And ladies and gentlemen, Duval, you the one, all right? Thank you, ma'am. You keep it going. We got another season, okay? I appreciate it. Take care and much continued success to you and the entire team.
Thank you, ma'am. Liam, obviously, you know, emotional way to end the season. How much time does it really take for you guys to kind of process this and say, okay, where do we have to go from here now?
Yeah, it'll take a little bit of time. I wasn't really 100% sure what to say to those guys in there because you don't really plan for what you're going to say after the season ends. Be fortunate to be able to get together tomorrow, get the guys in there, communicate, be able to swallow this one and keep it moving. Parker Washington, another outstanding day-to-day. Just how much growth did he have this season for you? Yeah, great season, especially towards the tail end. You know, just didn't, you know, he just continued to rise to the occasion. You know, he's such a tough competitor, played his ass off. Appreciate Parker to the fullest and look forward to working with him in the future.
William, regret not taking the points, the field goal?
Not at all. Not at all. It wasn't even a decision. I mean, not even a close decision. It was all go for it on all the metrics. And, you know, with where you're at down there that low, you got to go for it.
How did the Jaguars' offense perform in the first half against the Bills?
I mean, fourth down that low, you at least feel like you're going to have an opportunity to stop them and have a field position change. And at the very worst, you get the ball back with good field position and didn't end up working out.
Liam, I know it's fresh, but in your first year this turnaround, your first year being a head coach, how much has this year meant to you and what will you take from this year?
Yeah, I mean, it's an honor to be the head coach of this football team. This group of guys, the organization, people that I'm fortunate enough to work with on a day-to-day basis has been extremely gratifying to be in this role, obviously.
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